spray paint match for repainting a "greenie"

[jjbuzard]

I have had very little exposure to any Greenie (except in pictures) but that does not look like any Shopsmith green that I have seen. But then there is yours. On my computer, your tie bar appears to be more of a gray than a green.

Same thing on mine Dusty, grayer.

Definitely green on mine, you needed to let the program run an automatic color set.

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I have had very little exposure to any Greenie (except in pictures) but that does not look like any Shopsmith green that I have seen. But then there is yours. On my computer, your tie bar appears to be more of a gray than a green.

Same thing on mine Dusty, grayer.

Definitely green on mine, you needed to let the program run an automatic color set.

What 'program'? How does it 'see' the screen?

[jsburger]

I have to ask. How did you break the tie bar during installation?

[jjbuzard]

What 'program'? How does it 'see' the screen?[/quote]
Your monitor set up disc or program for your monitor that you can down liad, has a color set up program that can calibrate your color, so you see colors more ccurate, other than that there is a piece of hardware "Spider" that hooks up usually by USB and it sets your color settings, you don't need yhay, it is expensive, let your monitor calibrate it.

[jjbuzard]

I have to ask. How did you break the tie bar during installation?

Did something stupid, it hung up so I gave it a couple of wacks with a rubber mallet....SNAP!
The guy I bought it from said he has broken 2 trying to get them off.

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I have to ask. How did you break the tie bar during installation?

Did something stupid, it hung up so I gave it a couple of wacks with a rubber mallet....SNAP!
The guy I bought it from said he has broken 2 trying to get them off.

Gentle Persuasion applied at the proper location.

Never on the center web.

They can get cocked.

A Mark VII is fun. Four tubes at once.

[jsburger]

I have to ask. How did you break the tie bar during installation?

Did something stupid, it hung up so I gave it a couple of wacks with a rubber mallet....SNAP!
The guy I bought it from said he has broken 2 trying to get them off.

OK, I see. I was putting a 10ER speed changer together the other day and got the movable arm cocked on the main casting. I had one heck of a time getting it apart. Fortunately I didn't break anything.