Aftermarket Fence for 510?
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A new 510 extrusion is $63.80 p/n 515328.
If it were me, I'd dissemble, mount an sanding disk and square up the ends (using the miter gauge to hold it steady). It will shorten it a bit at the outfeed end which means the outfeed clamp will be a little more out in space than currently, but I would think not so much that you couldn't adjust the tension. You've got little to lose.
If it were me, I'd dissemble, mount an sanding disk and square up the ends (using the miter gauge to hold it steady). It will shorten it a bit at the outfeed end which means the outfeed clamp will be a little more out in space than currently, but I would think not so much that you couldn't adjust the tension. You've got little to lose.
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Nice looking -- drum?
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Can we assume you have used these two screws to "square" things? And either can't get it square or it doesn't stay?
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JazzLuthier
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Yes, it is a snare drum, but I mainly make stringed instruments.
If I trued up the mating surface, then the screws underneath won't pull the extrusion tight. In other words, it will be left loose which is counterproductive.
Yes, I have two screws, but when tightened, they cause the angle and there's not enough room to shim.
If I trued up the mating surface, then the screws underneath won't pull the extrusion tight. In other words, it will be left loose which is counterproductive.
Yes, I have two screws, but when tightened, they cause the angle and there's not enough room to shim.
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I could certainly try to true up the the end. The question is, do I sand the aluminum extrusion or on the mating surface on the locking mechanism?
Also, how much play is there when the screws underneath or reattached? Are they self centering? It seems like I had no adjustment when I messed with them.
Also, how much play is there when the screws underneath or reattached? Are they self centering? It seems like I had no adjustment when I messed with them.
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This is a really good video on aligning the 510 fence and problems you might have.JazzLuthier wrote:I could certainly try to true up the the end. The question is, do I sand the aluminum extrusion or on the mating surface on the locking mechanism?
Also, how much play is there when the screws underneath or reattached? Are they self centering? It seems like I had no adjustment when I messed with them.
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10ER #23430, 10ER #84609, 10ER #94987,two SS A-34 jigsaws for 10ER.
1959 Mark 5 #356595 Greenie, SS Magna Jointer, SS planer, SS bandsaw, SS scroll saw (gray), DC3300,
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Thank you. I've seen this before, but I will review again.
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Ryobi BT3000 or BT3100 rail and fence will work with 510. But you need to buy some special mounting hardware that is designed by one of member. chech this post. https://www.shopsmith.com/ss_forum/wood ... t9280.html
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check the ebay link from this post, http://www.shopsmith.com/ss_forum/viewtopic.php?t=13672. You can ask the seller if he still sells the kit or the mounting hardware.
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SS500 with 610 Jig Saw (awaiting restoration)
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Nice work! Even though I don't build drums, your method of making these perfect looking cylinders would be interesting to see. You should do a photo spread on one.
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