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wrmnfzy wrote:Thx Terry I'll keep that it the back of mind, way in the back. The stand you have yours set on, I didn't see when I looked as I thought SS might have one to do this. Is it something you jury rigged or did I just not look in the right place (the more probable of the two). I can always relate it to Chemo brain.:p :p
I would hardly call it 'jury rigged'.;)
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Sorry Terry, I missed yer post the first time through!:o

I agree, Jury Rigged is not a fair description.:mad:

FWIW a mini can be made from one pair of tubes(one pair way tubes, or one pair of bench tubes) thus saving the other pair for possible future use. :cool: Just cut them 3/8" off the center producing one 'half' 3/4" longer than the other 'half'. The longer two become the mini's bench tubes etc.;)
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That makes a lot of sense, I'll keep an eye out for one.
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No disrespect meant by jury rigged. Just meant home manufactured............
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wrmnfzy wrote:No disrespect meant by jury rigged. Just meant home manufactured............
Ya coulda got in deeper by using a word different from 'jury'!:D

I can accept that in the context intended!:)
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Good, now I can sleep tonight!!!!!!!!!!!!lol
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I have had the same dilemma. I have 2 mark Vs and 3 headstocks, one is not running yet but I think I can have it up and going soon. I'm not too keen on selling a headstock on eBay, packing it and shipping it, so I think I will list my extra working headstock on Craig's list and repair the other one and either sell it as a complete SS or cut it down. I'm still up in the air about mini versus shorty. Having a carrage and tilting table would make sanding compound miters possible among many other things.

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FWIW a mini can be made from one pair of tubes(one pair way tubes, or one pair of bench tubes) thus saving the other pair for possible future use. :cool: Just cut them 3/8" off the center producing one 'half' 3/4" longer than the other 'half'. The longer two become the mini's bench tubes etc.]
Thanks for the tip.

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A backup headstock is always nice to have. :)
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I am thinking of making a mini with my single bearing quil for my jointer. That way I don't have to lift it off the shelf, just roll it out.

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sunset22 wrote:I am thinking of making a mini with my single bearing quil for my jointer. That way I don't have to lift it off the shelf, just roll it out.

Sunset22

For that you do not need any quill!;)
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