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FWIW, the 1 1/2" drum sanding mandrel fits thin wall 10ER tubes perfectly so it should fit MK V tubes since they are the same diameter and wall thickness.
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jsburger wrote:FWIW, the 1 1/2" drum sanding mandrel fits thin wall 10ER tubes perfectly so it should fit MK V tubes since they are the same diameter and wall thickness.
Hey thanks John, I think I even have one of those around here somewhere.

By the way, the 10ER you rebuilt is probably the most stunning piece of restoration I have ever seen. I wish you would do one for me sometime!

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tomsalwasser wrote:
jsburger wrote:FWIW, the 1 1/2" drum sanding mandrel fits thin wall 10ER tubes perfectly so it should fit MK V tubes since they are the same diameter and wall thickness.
Hey thanks John, I think I even have one of those around here somewhere.

By the way, the 10ER you rebuilt is probably the most stunning piece of restoration I have ever seen. I wish you would do one for me sometime!

Tom
You are welcome Tom.

Thanks for the kind words. I still have the main table top to finish and then it will be done. I wouldn't mind doing one for someone else but it would be tough logistically given where I live.
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Hey I've always wanted to visit Utah. Do you have a guest room? Could we bang this out in a couple weeks? :D :D :D
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Seen this?
mkc er.jpg
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http://mkctools.com/10er51683.htm

Notice the book matched base!
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tomsalwasser wrote:Hey I've always wanted to visit Utah. Do you have a guest room? Could we bang this out in a couple weeks? :D :D :D
Unfortunately no guest room. If all the new bearings and other new parts that might be needed were on hand you might be able to do it that fast. I don't think I would really want to try though. :eek:
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