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While on the subject of scrollsaws, can someone tell me the exact measurement for the distance between the two saw blade clamps on the Shopsmith scrollsaw. I have an older scrollsaw that doesn't have those built-in templates on the side of the table for establishing the proper length of blade between the two clamps.
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pennview wrote:While on the subject of scrollsaws, can someone tell me the exact measurement for the distance between the two saw blade clamps on the Shopsmith scrollsaw. I have an older scrollsaw that doesn't have those built-in templates on the side of the table for establishing the proper length of blade between the two clamps.
4-3/8"............
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pennview wrote:While on the subject of scrollsaws, can someone tell me the exact measurement for the distance between the two saw blade clamps on the Shopsmith scrollsaw. I have an older scrollsaw that doesn't have those built-in templates on the side of the table for establishing the proper length of blade between the two clamps.
The exposed blade between the two brackets is 4 11/16" on mine but that is not a critical dimension. The tension control will compensate for some deviation.
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Thanks guys! I'm planning to build a jig that will mimic the template on the Shopsmith table so that the blades can be swapped out quickly.
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Dusty, yours looks the same as the Master Inside exploded view pic of a Mark V Mount version. I see yours is a stand mount though.
Look at the pic of mine, its different??




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mrhart wrote:Dusty, yours looks the same as the Master Inside exploded view pic of a Mark V Mount version. I see yours is a stand mount though.
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I believe your is just lacking the blade block upgrade that is in place on Dusty's machine.
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Thanks for the link. For those of you who have this upgrade, is it a worthy cause?
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mrhart wrote:Thanks for the link. For those of you who have this upgrade, is it a worthy cause?

Absolutely. Be aware, this upgrade only effects blade change; making easier and less time consuming. Everything else is the same.

The cutouts in the table top are no longer needed if you have the upgrade.
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Dusty on the back of your last pic (rear cradle) there is a black cyliner for hold down or support maybe. Even with the Master Inside Mark V scroll saw exploded view (page 58) on 400% view, I don't see it. :confused:
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