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I got this item with a SS 510 I recently purchased. Can someone tell what it is, how it is used and a part number?

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I guess the corner piece of this

http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/cata ... terpro.htm
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OK James

You have identified it as a Miter Pro. I have located all the pieces but since it has a multitude of holes and slots, do you happen to have a schematic of how this sucker goes together? The picture of the 555404 you posted just leaves you wondering.

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Huh! And I thought it was an ashtray for short cigarettes! :D
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Really now. By the time I can get a tell tale photograph posted here on the forum, you should have the three pieces (excluding the stop) all mounted. It forms a 90° fence that slides in the miter slot. Maybe there are four pieces if the one shown above does not have the miter rail attached.

If you have not already finished, you might want to read through this thread.

http://www.shopsmith.com/ss_forum/viewtopic.php?t=2725
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I think this is the way, if not someone correct me.

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Looks good to me(except for the adhesive). :)
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