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"An 80s mark V is over a half century younger than the youngest greenie..."

Someone asleep when they taught "math" in Math class?

Even the first Model 10 isn't "over half a century" older.

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skou wrote:"An 80s mark V is over a half century younger than the youngest greenie..."

Someone asleep when they taught "math" in Math class?

Even the first Model 10 isn't "over half a century" older.

steve
An '80's is over 35 years 'old'.

An early 10 is over 65 years 'old'.


Ok so the 'number' is 30! ;) :o

Guess I was 'thinking' a greenie was over 50 years old and forgot an 80's is 35 years old. My bad!!!
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Heads Up: Joint-Matic, Orange County, CA, Asking $300

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https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/tls ... 40308.html
And it includes the accessory for holding work piece at an angle, as well as a router.
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What would be an acceptable price for a Shopsmith Power Stand? An ad I'm following says like new condition, has motor and belt guards. The seller is asking $150. I'm just wondering if that is a reasonable price to buy it now, and hang onto for some day in the future when I buy an SPT and don't yet have the parts to run it off a 10ER.

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If you want a Power Stand (with motor) you should probably get it when you can.

I just attempted a search of the Shopsmith catalog and came up blank. It may have become an "out of production" item.

As for reasonable - only you can determine that.
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badtheba wrote:What would be an acceptable price for a Shopsmith Power Stand? An ad I'm following says like new condition, has motor and belt guards. The seller is asking $150. I'm just wondering if that is a reasonable price to buy it now, and hang onto for some day in the future when I buy an SPT and don't yet have the parts to run it off a 10ER.

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I bought one a few years back, new in the box for $100. That's what they ask for it.

If you check prices on a motor. Even a similar harbor freight motor will cost you almost as much.
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Saw Smith- Radial Arm Saw - $100 (Knoxville. Ia)

Saw Smith Radial Arm table saw on its own rolling cabinet. New 10" (inch) carbide tip blade included.

https://desmoines.craigslist.org/tls/d/ ... 02941.html
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Free 10e in rough shape. I don't have the space, time, or interest to restore one.

Listing:
Shop Smith

Shopsmith....works fine
Look at the pic.... take it away for free

https://harrisburg.craigslist.org/zip/d ... 60fd81.jpg[/img]

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Drill press anyone? Interesting 'stand'.
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JPG wrote:Drill press anyone? Interesting 'stand'.
The owner did the same thing I did but used the second set of diagonal braces horizontally. That allowed for an even shorter base.
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