What is this?
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What is this?
Hi Guys,
I recently bought another shopsmith. With it I got something I don't recognize and I am hoping someone here can tell me what it is.
I put pictures of it at http://clarkenterprises.org/shopsmith/002.JPG http://clarkenterprises.org/shopsmith/003.JPG and http://clarkenterprises.org/shopsmith/004.JPG
Please enlighten me.
Thanks,
Ron Clark Sr.
Indianapolis, IN
ss@ronclarksr.com
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2 Mark V 510 upgraded to 520, band saw, jigsaw, SS Scrollsaw, jointer,belt sander, biscuit jointer, lathe duplicator, SS shopmate portable dust collector, DC3300, SS Planer, incra jig "ultra", Incra 5000 Miter Sled, assorted routers, sanders, etc.
I recently bought another shopsmith. With it I got something I don't recognize and I am hoping someone here can tell me what it is.
I put pictures of it at http://clarkenterprises.org/shopsmith/002.JPG http://clarkenterprises.org/shopsmith/003.JPG and http://clarkenterprises.org/shopsmith/004.JPG
Please enlighten me.
Thanks,
Ron Clark Sr.
Indianapolis, IN
ss@ronclarksr.com
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2 Mark V 510 upgraded to 520, band saw, jigsaw, SS Scrollsaw, jointer,belt sander, biscuit jointer, lathe duplicator, SS shopmate portable dust collector, DC3300, SS Planer, incra jig "ultra", Incra 5000 Miter Sled, assorted routers, sanders, etc.
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What is this?
I don't know what it is but if I had six or eight of them I could put them to work.
I would drill holes in my bench top to fit the "foot" on this item and use the screw to adjust the plate like a clamp. One on each side of something like "two pieces being glued together" for which you need pressure.
I would drill holes in my bench top to fit the "foot" on this item and use the screw to adjust the plate like a clamp. One on each side of something like "two pieces being glued together" for which you need pressure.
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I think they are clamps from another manufactures knockoff of the Black and Decker workmate tables. Black and Decker made their that the whole table top moved in and out to form a clamp/vise. I have seen about 3 or 4 knock off where the table top is flat with clamps such as these used to clamp or form a vise against a backer or fence.
Ed
Ed
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Take a look at the "clamps" on this Ryobi miter saw....
Kinda look the same.
http://www.toolsnow.com/browse.cfm/4,1137.html
Al B
Kinda look the same.
http://www.toolsnow.com/browse.cfm/4,1137.html
Al B
Al B
Shopsmith Greenie (my late Dad's); My 520, 6" Belt Sander, Bandsaw, Jointer, pro planer, scroll saw, Jig saw, strip sander, router table, OPR, dust collector, power station, & power stands
Shopsmith Greenie (my late Dad's); My 520, 6" Belt Sander, Bandsaw, Jointer, pro planer, scroll saw, Jig saw, strip sander, router table, OPR, dust collector, power station, & power stands
What is this? Resolved
albie wrote:Take a look at the "clamps" on this Ryobi miter saw....
Kinda look the same.
http://www.toolsnow.com/browse.cfm/4,1137.html
Al B
I think Albie just hit the jackpot. They sure do look identical. The funny thing about this is I bought a Mark V 500 about a month ago because I wanted the SS Planer that was with it. In with all the other stuff I got with that machine was one of these clamps. A couple week ago, I got the chance to buy a 520 and there was also one in all the stuff I got with it. That is why I thought it might be a SS part.
Well the mystery, at least for me, has been solved. I thank you guys very much. I did also try putting it in one of the "dog" holes on my workbench, but the shaft was too small to function properly there.
Guess I will go back to lurking again now.
Thanks again,
Ron Clark Sr.
Indianapolis, IN
ss@ronclarksr.com
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2 Mark V 510 upgraded to 520, band saw, jigsaw, SS Scrollsaw, jointer,belt sander, biscuit jointer, lathe duplicator, SS shopmate portable dust collector, DC3300, SS Planer, incra jig "ultra", Incra 5000 Miter Sled, assorted routers, sanders, etc.