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nport1
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Scroll saw 555220

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If anyone is parting out scroll saw 555220 i am looking for part #518102
rear cradle shop/smith no longer has this part.
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nport1 wrote:If anyone is parting out scroll saw 555220 i am looking for part #518102
rear cradle shop/smith no longer has this part.
Are you sure that it is not available at Shopsmith?

http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/item ... tem=518102
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Thank's Rusty, I called this am and was told ss no longer has them in stock and will not resupply them.

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Our hero is slowly tarnishing! :(
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I have the old and the new style scroll saw. The cradle design has been changed, but it looks like you should be able to modify the table and use the new style. Be sure to get the pin and bushing that attach to the table.
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nport1 wrote:Thank's Rusty, I called this am and was told ss no longer has them in stock and will not resupply them.

Frank
My fears are beginning to materialize. What else is on the list of items that will not be restocked?
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Thank's chris,
If i can't find the part it looks like that's the way to go.
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dusty wrote:
nport1 wrote:Thank's Rusty, I called this am and was told ss no longer has them in stock and will not resupply them.

Frank
My fears are beginning to materialize. What else is on the list of items that will not be restocked?
One other that I know of is the table tilt stop pin that is now a different design from older machines. The older version is no longer available.

I think we can expect parts no longer used in new production will face the same fate. :(
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These parts don't bear a whole lot of stress. Someone with a 3-D pronter should be able to knock them out. Anybody out there?
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