Are these Shopsmith accessories?

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donpol
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Are these Shopsmith accessories?

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These pieces came with a MKV that I recently purchased. I'm not recognizing them, just want to ask if they are Shopsmith parts.
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I don’t recognize any of them.
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I don’t recognize any of them either.
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One part could be a shopsmith part.

If the main shaft is 5/8" and if the threaded part is 1/4-20 thread then it could be either a shield holder or a mortising hold down rod.
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Many years ago my father (deceased since 1993) labeled a good sized drawer in the farm shop as "One of Them"... Today if I were to gather all such items from around the shops I would need a drawer big enough for a Volkswagen bus. :eek: :rolleyes: :D


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If the person who owned the SS before you did a lot of turning, they could be parts for a dust collection system or hollowing system. The small miter gauge reminds me of one that came with a small table top router table I used to have.
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