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I'm a new owner
I just bought a 7 or8 year old machine with no owners booklet i don't even kow how to change to diffirent tool is there anyone that can help thanks. Oh it a mark v and the guy i bought it from only used it for the disc sander
Welcome and congratulations on your Shopsmith. There will be others along to help you but you could start by reading some of the Similar Threads at the bottom of this page. Just scroll down.
Dick
SS equipment. '89 510 (upgrade to 520), beltsander, pro planer, SS dust collector, 2 bandsaws, jointer, strip sander (production unit #1), OPR, scroll saw, Power Station, Incra TSIII Ultra Fence System& Wonder Fence plus (2) 50 year old DeWalt RASs and Incra miter express with miter gauge
SS equipment. '89 510 (upgrade to 520), beltsander, pro planer, SS dust collector, 2 bandsaws, jointer, strip sander (production unit #1), OPR, scroll saw, Power Station, Incra TSIII Ultra Fence System& Wonder Fence plus (2) 50 year old DeWalt RASs and Incra miter express with miter gauge
This should help ya some.
http://www.shopsmith.com/academy/introduction.htm
http://www.shopsmith.com/academy/introduction.htm
SS 500(09/1980), DC3300, jointer, bandsaw, belt sander, Strip Sander, drum sanders,molder, dado, biscuit joiner, universal lathe tool rest, Oneway talon chuck, router bits & chucks and a De Walt 735 planer,a #5,#6, block planes. ALL in a 100 square foot shop.
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Hi and,and wrote:I just bought a 7 or8 year old machine with no owners booklet i don't even kow how to change to diffirent tool is there anyone that can help thanks. Oh it a mark v and the guy i bought it from only used it for the disc sander
Welcome to these forums. This web pagemight be helpful. I do knot understand your "location". Care to elaborate?
Tim
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I think he is in St. Louis, Mo.a1gutterman wrote:Hi and,
Welcome to these forums. This web pagemight be helpful. I do knot understand your "location". Care to elaborate?
Bob
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Don't try to make sense out of nonsense!
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Hi and Welcome to the group.
I think a really good thing to do is to go to the online version of the book Power Tool Woodworking for Everyone (PTWFE). It is sort of the bible for shopsmith and it should help you started and will help you pick up the lingo so when someone says "main table" or "way tubes" or "head stock" you will know what they are talking about. The link is:
http://www.shopsmith.com/academy/welcome.htm
Don't worry about asking questions from the group, some of them just sit at the computer 20 hours a day waiting for someone to ask a question they can answer... no not really but we do have a lot of knowledge and don't mind sharing it.
Ed
I think a really good thing to do is to go to the online version of the book Power Tool Woodworking for Everyone (PTWFE). It is sort of the bible for shopsmith and it should help you started and will help you pick up the lingo so when someone says "main table" or "way tubes" or "head stock" you will know what they are talking about. The link is:
http://www.shopsmith.com/academy/welcome.htm
Don't worry about asking questions from the group, some of them just sit at the computer 20 hours a day waiting for someone to ask a question they can answer... no not really but we do have a lot of knowledge and don't mind sharing it.
Ed
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This web pagemight be helpful; Serial numbers are visible when you scroll down. I am guessing March or April of 1983 and it is a model 500.and wrote:I'm from the st. louis mo area soory i was looking up a site from the first guys recomendation but this will sound sutpid but i dont know what i haveSS #145732
Tim
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Buying US made products will help keep YOUR job or retirement funds safer.