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for both "B" and "C" Headstocks.

Does anyone have such a manual? If so, do you know where I can get it? I do not find it listed in the Shopsmith publications. Is it an official document or something compiled by a user?
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dusty wrote:for both "B" and "C" Headstocks.

Does anyone have such a manual? If so, do you know where I can get it? I do not find it listed in the Shopsmith publications. Is it an official document or something compiled by a user?
I have one that I got with one of my "newer" Mark V's produced in the 21st century. The publication has a code PL-5316 dated 6/91. Here is a pic of the cover so you can see the table of contents. You probably have to call Shopsmith CS to get it.

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Thank you, Rob. I sorta figured it had to be a Shopsmith production. If I had been able to see it, I would have known.
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dusty, please check your pm.
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That looks like something that might be useful. I wonder if shopsmith still sells such a booklet so if someone is calling them and finds out please post the information here.

Don't have an active list of things to buy from them right now but I could start one with this.

I don't ever recall them offering the manual or I'm sure I would have purchased it.

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reible wrote:That looks like something that might be useful. I wonder if shopsmith still sells such a booklet so if someone is calling them and finds out please post the information here.

Don't have an active list of things to buy from them right now but I could start one with this.

I don't ever recall them offering the manual or I'm sure I would have purchased it.

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What he said. I would also be interested if one was available.
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cincinnati wrote:What he said. I would also be interested if one was available.
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