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Scrollsaw Table Mystery

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[ATTACH]14653[/ATTACH]

Unit came from a guy on craigslist. Has wierd holes in the top of the table. Anyone see these before? Serial number seems to be 1991, which is newer than my 1989 unit. It is a freestanding unit.

Looks like maybe they are for an extension to the table...perhaps for hold-downs?
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Post by billa98019 »

http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/faq/scrollsawgray.htm

No mention of the table features... but maybe a start
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if you have the "quick change " blade holders a spare blade will fit in that area.
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Tis a gauge for setting the position of the quick change blade holders to the blade(length).

Similar to this but has 'socket; for both ends.
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Post by RobertTaylor »

i was close, however Johns (JPG) reply would be more accurate
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bettyt44720 wrote:i was close, however Johns (JPG) reply would be more accurate
Fer der record, James aka Red.:);):cool:
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JPG40504 wrote:Tis a gauge for setting the position of the quick change blade holders to the blade(length).

Similar to this but has 'socket]14654[/ATTACH]
Is there a part number for what you have pictured? I need to try and find that part in my box of "what the heck is this for" stuff.
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Post by dusty »

damagi wrote:Is there a part number for what you have pictured? I need to try and find that part in my box of "what the heck is this for" stuff.

I don't have exactly what is pictured here but when I finish in the kitchen I'll do a snapshot of what I have. The part number for the blade holders is 514989.

[ATTACH]14656[/ATTACH]
Blade is NOT installed correctly in holders. Holders should be closed together.

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[ATTACH]14658[/ATTACH]

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Re: Scrollsaw Table Mystery

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Glad to come across this...... always wondered why this table style was different from my other one.
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Re: Scrollsaw Table Mystery

Post by woodmeister »

Darn I threw that piece away!!! I figured the hole slots were for setting blades but can't see what the one piece with wood screws is good for.
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