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Restoration of Mark V / produced on 11/84

Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2024 10:37 pm
by GetterDone
I have learned so much from this forum. :)

I will try to share some of my projects /progress on these great machines I have in my Artillery. :D

Here is the start of Refurbishing the 7th machine I just purchased.

Here is when I hauled it in.
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I decided to refurbish this one first because of studying the info in this forum.

Also, info from members gave me when I started this Thread.
Link: viewtopic.php?t=35407

With that info and research I have gained is why I chose to take this path.

So I am going to start with this machine and see where I will go from there.

This one has a 2-bearing spindle.
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This is it dissected.
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Spindle parts/ Parts are parts. :)
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Carriage lock was froze I soaked it in Kroil.
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Removed this in stages
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Ready to clean a start afresh.


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Setup to press spindle bearing off.

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This Required a lot of soaking . :)

It was stuck to the Spindle.

I don't know what this is used for. :confused:

But I'm sure Ya'll know. :)

Maybe cutoff disc?
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Re: Restoration of Mark V / produced on 11/84

Posted: Mon Sep 09, 2024 9:21 am
by DLB
GetterDone wrote: Sun Sep 08, 2024 10:37 pm This Required a lot of soaking . :)

It was stuck to the Spindle.

I don't know what this is used for. :confused:

But I'm sure Ya'll know. :)

Maybe cutoff disc?
Yes, see everything about arbors: (viewtopic.php?t=22629)

I believe it is a 5/8" Universal Arbor, later re-identified as a 5/8" Molder/Dado Arbor. There are multiple versions. When I bought mine, roughly the time your machine was produced, SS did not have a 5/8" saw arbor and this was available to fill that need, thus Universal. This description presumes it is 5/8", there is a similar 1/2" product.

- David

Re: Restoration of Mark V / produced on 11/84

Posted: Mon Sep 09, 2024 12:57 pm
by GetterDone
DLB wrote: Mon Sep 09, 2024 9:21 am
GetterDone wrote: Sun Sep 08, 2024 10:37 pm This Required a lot of soaking . :)

It was stuck to the Spindle.

I don't know what this is used for. :confused:

But I'm sure Ya'll know. :)

Maybe cutoff disc?
Yes, see everything about arbors: (viewtopic.php?t=22629)

I believe it is a 5/8" Universal Arbor, later re-identified as a 5/8" Molder/Dado Arbor. There are multiple versions. When I bought mine, roughly the time your machine was produced, SS did not have a 5/8" saw arbor and this was available to fill that need, thus Universal. This description presumes it is 5/8", there is a similar 1/2" product.

- David
Thanks David

For the info and the Link. :cool:

Re: Restoration of Mark V / produced on 11/84

Posted: Mon Sep 09, 2024 3:05 pm
by chapmanruss
GetterDone,

Since David linked my thread on Identifying Shopsmith Arbors there isn't anything for me to add about that.

It would be better to have larger pictures to show details clearly. Funny having to say that as most posting of picture problems is too large of ones not being able to post.

Enjoy working on those Shopsmith Tools and keep us posted on your progress. :)

Re: Restoration of Mark V / produced on 11/84

Posted: Mon Sep 09, 2024 7:24 pm
by GetterDone
chapmanruss wrote: Mon Sep 09, 2024 3:05 pm GetterDone,

Since David linked my thread on Identifying Shopsmith Arbors there isn't anything for me to add about that.

It would be better to have larger pictures to show details clearly. Funny having to say that as most posting of picture problems is too large of ones not being able to post.

Enjoy working on those Shopsmith Tools and keep us posted on your progress. :)
Good advice. :)

My edited this on my computer has changed since the last (Forced) update :rolleyes: and I am still try too figure it out. :confused:

I will get there .
I started to put my scale next to it that would have been (More Better). :)

Re: Restoration of Mark V / produced on 11/84

Posted: Wed Sep 11, 2024 5:39 pm
by GetterDone
Staying on the subject with the build.

I just got a 30L Ultrasonic cleaner from Vevor for this project and many others in the future.

Has anyone used these to clean the Shopsmith parts?

If so, are there any Warnings of what not to put in there?

I am going to research about cleaners also.

Re: Restoration of Mark V / produced on 11/84

Posted: Wed Sep 11, 2024 5:44 pm
by JPG
Do not put anything in it that is sensitive to high frequency vibration. :D :D :D :D :D

Re: Restoration of Mark V / produced on 11/84

Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2024 2:04 pm
by chapmanruss
I have not used an Ultrasonic Cleaner on any Shopsmith parts.

I do know there are some alloy parts like the chucks on the Jig Saws that certain chemicals damage. Acidic.

Re: Restoration of Mark V / produced on 11/84

Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2024 10:29 pm
by GetterDone
JPG wrote: Wed Sep 11, 2024 5:44 pm Do not put anything in it that is sensitive to high frequency vibration. :D :D :D :D :D
For Sure. :)

Re: Restoration of Mark V / produced on 11/84

Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2024 10:32 pm
by GetterDone
chapmanruss wrote: Thu Sep 12, 2024 2:04 pm I have not used an Ultrasonic Cleaner on any Shopsmith parts.

I do know there are some alloy parts like the chucks on the Jig Saws that certain chemicals damage. Acidic.
I will definatly be selective of what parts I clean.

This was purchased mostly for my 10 other projects I have. :D