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ER 10 Bench

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I was reading through the ER manual over at Vintage Machinery, it sez in there when unpacking your ER, there is an envelope with plans to make a bench for it if you dont want to buy the SS leg panels. Anyone here got a copy to post or a link to it?
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ERLover wrote:I was reading through the ER manual over at Vintage Machinery, it sez in there when unpacking your ER, there is an envelope with plans to make a bench for it if you dont want to buy the SS leg panels. Anyone here got a copy to post or a link to it?
TIA,
Mike
Here you go Mike. I have the original and it is a true blue print. I had to save it in black and white so it was small enough to upload here. If you want a color copy PM me with your email address and I will send it to you. Even grey scale looks much better than black and white but it was too large also.

One of the 10ERs I have here is on a bench made from these plans.
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I had a feeling it would be you, ya know why, on VM on the ER there was your name for some info, a true lover of these machines, thanks JB
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John it was turned 90*, I will Pm you with my email
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ERLover wrote:John it was turned 90*, I will Pm you with my email
You can rotate it yourself. Can't you. Click View (upper left hand corner) and go from there.
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No such thing that I can find Dusty, but I am better at WW then computing.
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ERLover wrote:No such thing that I can find Dusty, but I am better at WW then computing.
Sure you can. Open in Adobe Acrobat and click on menu item View. The first item in the drop down is "Rotate View. Of course then it will also rotate the second page which you don't want.

Why do you want it rotated? If you do it will be almost half the size of the original. If you print that PDF on a double sided printer it will look just like the original.
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jsburger wrote:
ERLover wrote:No such thing that I can find Dusty, but I am better at WW then computing.
Sure you can. Open in Adobe Acrobat and click on menu item View. The first item in the drop down is "Rotate View. Of course then it will also rotate the second page which you don't want.

Why do you want it rotated? If you do it will be almost half the size of the original. If you print that PDF on a double sided printer it will look just like the original.

Make sure your ink cartridge is 'full'.
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JPG wrote:
jsburger wrote:
ERLover wrote:No such thing that I can find Dusty, but I am better at WW then computing.
Sure you can. Open in Adobe Acrobat and click on menu item View. The first item in the drop down is "Rotate View. Of course then it will also rotate the second page which you don't want.

Why do you want it rotated? If you do it will be almost half the size of the original. If you print that PDF on a double sided printer it will look just like the original.

Make sure your ink cartridge is 'full'.
Yes, that would be prudent. :)
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Maybe this will help. :)
ER BENCH AB.jpg
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Overlook the slight misalignment(done blind!).

I have not looked close enough, but be aware dimensional lumber 2 x 6 'then' was 1 5/8 x 5 5/8 (IIRC)
ER BENCH CD.jpg
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The second dimension from the 'bottom' is 31, not 3.
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E[/size](SN E3779) restoration in progress, a 510 on the back burner and a growing pile of items to be eventually returned to useful life. - aka Red Grange
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