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mrhart wrote:Here is the parts list for the Stand Mount Scrollsaw via a nice lady at SS customer service. :)

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Thats the good news. :( The bad news is, I can't get the table insert #64, the mysterious black piece #86 or the entire table trunion #71. They won't make these parts again as they only carry parts that have continued on to the next model. If that part is phased out, then it is discontinued all together.

If anyone has these parts and would like to part with them, please PM me.

The upgrade kit was backordered but from what I've read here, may be worth the wait.

Part #86 is something mandatory and I need to make one somehow. Dusty, hate to have you get your screwdriver and camera out again, but could you give me some pics and specs on what I need to make. I did order the srew that goes through it though.
The #71 table trunion has a thumbnail sixe piece cracked and missing, I'm not sure how that will pan out until I get the rest of the parts back on.

It appears that this scroll saw was damaged in shipping or a move somehow, thats maybe where the bent knob, cracked trunion and a few scratches came from. Maybe the missing parts were wiggled free in a move and fell off not to be kept with the saw. Sadness.
I'll try to describe the part (#86) in sufficient detail that you could have one milled. I will attach an attempt at a Sketchup drawing of the part. I am unable to make Sketchup do some of what I need to detail the parts dimensions.

The part is essentially a piece of round bar stock 3/8" in diameter and 3/4" long. There is a 7/32" hole drilled through the bar stock 1/4" from one end. That 3/32" hole is surrounded by a 3/8" counter bore that is .057" deep.

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Another attempt to communicate the dimensions:

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Thank you sir!!
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mrhart wrote:Thank you sir!!
I hope that really helps. My sketchup skills are inadequate to deal with curved surfaces.
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mrhart wrote:Thank you sir!!
I hope that really helps. My sketchup skills are inadequate to deal with curved surfaces.
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There may be some help here.

https://forum.shopsmith.com/viewtopic.php?t=7946

Check out the 'rear' trunion posts.
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Anyone have a downloadable owners manual for their scroll saw? Stand mount if possible?
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mrhart wrote:Anyone have a downloadable owners manual for their scroll saw? Stand mount if possible?
My paper in hand manual includes both versions(ss/stand mount) of the older model.
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JPG40504 wrote:My paper in hand manual includes both versions(ss/stand mount) of the older model.

I'll buy it from ya....:rolleyes: or perhaps if you leave the door unlocked...


Got my parts in from SS (except the back order items), put everything on I recieved. Now I need to make the mysterious part #86.
The only other part that was abused on this was the cast front trunion which has a piece broke out of it. I'll post a pick tonight to see if anyone has any ideas.

I'm looking for the owners manual as I've never ran or used a scroll saw, to I want to follow a good start up procedure and/or adjustments ect.
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mrhart wrote:I'll buy it from ya....:rolleyes: or perhaps if you leave the door unlocked...


Got my parts in from SS (except the back order items), put everything on I recieved. Now I need to make the mysterious part #86.
The only other part that was abused on this was the cast front trunion which has a piece broke out of it. I'll post a pick tonight to see if anyone has any ideas.

I'm looking for the owners manual as I've never ran or used a scroll saw, to I want to follow a good start up procedure and/or adjustments ect.
Is the 'older' manual 'out of print' like the parts are 'out of production'?

i.e. NOT available from our benefactor near Dayton?
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