ER Adoption OK'd by Chief of Staff

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ER Adoption OK'd by Chief of Staff

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Saturday I get to pick up this clean, one owner ER. The widowed lady was getting rid of it through a mutual friend. She remembers her husband buying it in 1949 but she's not positive. I promised not to part it out and give it a good home. From the input here, I believe I'm going to use it as a lathe / disk sander mostly. I want to put it right under the garage window as my turning needs better light. I'd like to thank my wife for making my dreams come true, I told the truth even though I didn't think that would work. I have dwonloaded the manual in pdf's. It looks like it has everything it came with new from the pics, I was too excited to look at everything...in the plastic bag was.....a 2nd quill assebley. :D
See anything astray in the pics?

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I must not buy any more Shopsmiths... I must not buy any more Shopsmiths... I must not buy any more Shopsmiths... I must not buy any more Shopsmiths... :rolleyes:


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Nice!!
Looks to be a late model, probably 52 or 53.
What's the serial number?
If you need any parts, check with me, I have a bunch.
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mrhart wrote:Saturday I get to pick up this clean, one owner ER. The widowed lady was getting rid of it through a mutual friend. She remembers her husband buying it in 1949 but she's not positive. I promised not to part it out and give it a good home. From the input here, I believe I'm going to use it as a lathe / disk sander mostly. I want to put it right under the garage window as my turning needs better light. I'd like to thank my wife for making my dreams come true, I told the truth even though I didn't think that would work. I have dwonloaded the manual in pdf's. It looks like it has everything it came with new from the pics, I was too excited to look at everything...in the plastic bag was.....a 2nd quill assebley. :D
See anything astray in the pics?

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The machine looks good, nice addition.

It appears as though the headrest could be moved out a little as there is more tube exposed outside of the tiebar than is required for the tailstock/ext. table support. Course it would only matter if you are trying to turn something to the machines length capacity or sanding/drilling something tall.
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wiredone wrote:Nice!!
Looks to be a late model, probably 52 or 53.
What's the serial number?
If you need any parts, check with me, I have a bunch.

Adoption isn't final until Saturday. :(
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robinson46176 wrote:I must not buy any more Shopsmiths... I must not buy any more Shopsmiths... I must not buy any more Shopsmiths... I must not buy any more Shopsmiths... :rolleyes:


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You must sell one restorable Mark VII...You must sell one restorable Mark VII...You must sell one restorable Mark VII...You must sell one restorable Mark VII...:D
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JPG40504 wrote:You must sell one restorable Mark VII...You must sell one restorable Mark VII...You must sell one restorable Mark VII...You must sell one restorable Mark VII...:D
No, that is not true. You can simply ship it to me and I'll give it a good home. When you need it back, just give me an address and shipping charges.
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dusty wrote:No, that is not true. You can simply ship it to me and I'll give it a good home. When you need it back, just give me an address and shipping charges.
Shipping IN to KY is much much less than to the 'other side'(of the rockies)!;)
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[quote="JPG40504"]Shipping IN to KY is much much less than to the 'other side'(of the rockies)!]



The problem with that statement is YOUR on the 'other side'(of the rockies).
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[quote="JPG40504"]Shipping IN to KY is much much less than to the 'other side'(of the rockies)!]



Indiana to Kentucky is all downhill, just look on a map. :D


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