Mark5 speed changer on a seven
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Mark5 speed changer on a seven
Has anyone converted there mark seven speed changer to a mark 5 setup? Eliminates the plastic piece and doesn't look too bad. Will show pics when I figure out how to load them Woodnutty
I am guessing you will post pictures for our perusal, at least I hope so. Jimwoodnutty wrote:Has anyone converted there mark seven speed changer to a mark 5 setup? Eliminates the plastic piece and doesn't look too bad.
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ShopSmith Mark7 to Mark5 Speed control
Ok here's some pics finally. Woodnutty
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Here's a good start for ya.woodnutty wrote:Would love to post some pics but I can't figure out how to do it. Any help would be appreciated Thanks Woodnutty
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