Anyone seen one of these?

[fxsrider]

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =3&theater

Thanks, Jeff

[jsburger]

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =3&theater

Thanks, Jeff

I don't do Facebook so I cant see the picture. Please post pictures that all of us can see if you want us to see them.

[Hobbyman2]

I seen it once,, but still cant tel ya what it is ,, I never been on face book either but I remember the sign.



Hobbyman2

[fxsrider]

I can't seem to paste the photo in

[fxsrider]

Okay, took a minute to figure it out.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6IWvH ... sp=sharing

Hopefully that works.

[fxsrider]

If you are referring to the "Shopsmith" logo. I get it.

I was more interested about the length of the machine. Guess I should be more specific going forward.

[algale]

If you are referring to the "Shopsmith" logo. I get it.

I was more interested about the length of the machine. Guess I should be more specific going forward.

That's a shorty. Search for shorty or mini and you will find a ton of post on the Forum. Basically, shorten the bench and way tubes. Great for powering SPTs.

[Woodchuck]

Glad someone else posted. I knew it was a shorty. But thought I was missing something I couldn't see.

[fxsrider]

Thanks everyone.

Picked it up locally for 100.

The one in the background was 50.

It has the table saw and sanding disks. I will restore the length with tubes from the other one.

[JPG]

Good plan - maybe! Check the od of the greenie bench tubes and the od of the Goldie bench tubes.

If both are 1 7/8 it will work.

If the Goldie has 1 3/4 bench tubes, . . . . .

You would need to bring the Greenie end castings with the bench tubes.