20" scrollsaw weighted arm assembly question:
Has anyone ever attempted to remove the weight from the shaft on this? The shaft (and the motor pulley) are both badly worn and I have located a replacement pulley and shaft on McMaster-Carr. I assume that the weight piece is a press fit to the shaft, but before attempting to beat the thing with a hammer, I thought I would ask if anyone has done this?
Thanks in advance.
20" scrollsaw weighted arm assembly question:
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20" scrollsaw weighted arm assembly question:
Geoff Baker
1951 10ER w variable speed electronic motor with reverse
1999 520 w PowerPro
Belt sander - strip sander - bandsaw - scrollsaw - jointer - overarm router - undertable router mounted on main SS saw table - speed increaser - speed reducer - forced air HEPA filter for headstock - 19" SS powered aluminum drum sander - index wheel system - lathe table crossslide vise system
1951 10ER w variable speed electronic motor with reverse
1999 520 w PowerPro
Belt sander - strip sander - bandsaw - scrollsaw - jointer - overarm router - undertable router mounted on main SS saw table - speed increaser - speed reducer - forced air HEPA filter for headstock - 19" SS powered aluminum drum sander - index wheel system - lathe table crossslide vise system
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Re: 20" scrollsaw weighted arm assembly question:
Have you tried the mother ship?
I would guess it is likely force(interference) fit.
I would guess it is likely force(interference) fit.
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Re: 20" scrollsaw weighted arm assembly question:
So far I've been unable to get any worthwhile help from the mother ship. Someone dutifully noted my question and promised someone would call back last weekend - no joy. (Last time I asked a question and got a promise of a callback it never happened either, and that was a month ago). I may take it to a shop with an arbor press and see if they have any luck separating it. I tried heating and that didn't make a difference, but then I haven't tried REAL heat (oxyacetylene) yet.JPG wrote:Have you tried the mother ship?
I would guess it is likely force(interference) fit.
I'm betting it's a press fitting as well. I tried to see if it would unscrew (in case it is a threaded fit) and no joy there either.
Geoff Baker
1951 10ER w variable speed electronic motor with reverse
1999 520 w PowerPro
Belt sander - strip sander - bandsaw - scrollsaw - jointer - overarm router - undertable router mounted on main SS saw table - speed increaser - speed reducer - forced air HEPA filter for headstock - 19" SS powered aluminum drum sander - index wheel system - lathe table crossslide vise system
1951 10ER w variable speed electronic motor with reverse
1999 520 w PowerPro
Belt sander - strip sander - bandsaw - scrollsaw - jointer - overarm router - undertable router mounted on main SS saw table - speed increaser - speed reducer - forced air HEPA filter for headstock - 19" SS powered aluminum drum sander - index wheel system - lathe table crossslide vise system
- JPG
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Re: 20" scrollsaw weighted arm assembly question:
The machinist may suggest the buildup/re-turn option.tucsonguy wrote:So far I've been unable to get any worthwhile help from the mother ship. Someone dutifully noted my question and promised someone would call back last weekend - no joy. (Last time I asked a question and got a promise of a callback it never happened either, and that was a month ago). I may take it to a shop with an arbor press and see if they have any luck separating it. I tried heating and that didn't make a difference, but then I haven't tried REAL heat (oxyacetylene) yet.JPG wrote:Have you tried the mother ship?
I would guess it is likely force(interference) fit.
I'm betting it's a press fitting as well. I tried to see if it would unscrew (in case it is a threaded fit) and no joy there either.
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Goldie(Bought New SN 377425)/4" jointer/6" beltsander/12" planer/stripsander/bandsaw/powerstation /Scroll saw/Jig saw /Craftsman 10" ras/Craftsman 6" thicknessplaner/ Dayton10"tablesaw(restoredfromneighborstrashpile)/ Mark VII restoration in 'progress'/ 10E[/size](SN E3779) restoration in progress, a 510 on the back burner and a growing pile of items to be eventually returned to useful life. - aka Red Grange
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Goldie(Bought New SN 377425)/4" jointer/6" beltsander/12" planer/stripsander/bandsaw/powerstation /Scroll saw/Jig saw /Craftsman 10" ras/Craftsman 6" thicknessplaner/ Dayton10"tablesaw(restoredfromneighborstrashpile)/ Mark VII restoration in 'progress'/ 10E[/size](SN E3779) restoration in progress, a 510 on the back burner and a growing pile of items to be eventually returned to useful life. - aka Red Grange
Re: 20" scrollsaw weighted arm assembly question:
Today I got a box from Shopsmith which had a few scroll saw parts - nothing critical that I need, however. They did send me the scroll saw manual, which allowed me for the first time to find the part number for the pulley I am looking for ... #515094 ref no 114. However, it does not come up with anything when I type it into the Shopsmith site search box. I've emailed to ask them about the part. For the first time, I have some hope I may be able to get one through them! On the other hand, its a good thing I was able to fix the rheostat on the control box... a replacement control box costs $380!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Geoff Baker
1951 10ER w variable speed electronic motor with reverse
1999 520 w PowerPro
Belt sander - strip sander - bandsaw - scrollsaw - jointer - overarm router - undertable router mounted on main SS saw table - speed increaser - speed reducer - forced air HEPA filter for headstock - 19" SS powered aluminum drum sander - index wheel system - lathe table crossslide vise system
1951 10ER w variable speed electronic motor with reverse
1999 520 w PowerPro
Belt sander - strip sander - bandsaw - scrollsaw - jointer - overarm router - undertable router mounted on main SS saw table - speed increaser - speed reducer - forced air HEPA filter for headstock - 19" SS powered aluminum drum sander - index wheel system - lathe table crossslide vise system
Re: 20" scrollsaw weighted arm assembly question:
It's official - the Mother Ship no longer carries the pulley part #515094 ref no 114. I've ordered a pulley from MSC which has very close dimensions. I will probably have to machine it to fit. The existing pulley has no lip on one side, the replacement has a lip.
Geoff Baker
1951 10ER w variable speed electronic motor with reverse
1999 520 w PowerPro
Belt sander - strip sander - bandsaw - scrollsaw - jointer - overarm router - undertable router mounted on main SS saw table - speed increaser - speed reducer - forced air HEPA filter for headstock - 19" SS powered aluminum drum sander - index wheel system - lathe table crossslide vise system
1951 10ER w variable speed electronic motor with reverse
1999 520 w PowerPro
Belt sander - strip sander - bandsaw - scrollsaw - jointer - overarm router - undertable router mounted on main SS saw table - speed increaser - speed reducer - forced air HEPA filter for headstock - 19" SS powered aluminum drum sander - index wheel system - lathe table crossslide vise system