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Restored 1954 Mark 5 Manual is Complete and uploaded

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As promised, I put the 1954 restored manual in the “1954+ Mark 5” folder on My Google Drive where I put the “Mark 5 1954 Exploded Parts Diagram reworked Axes Perspectives and Supplemental Illustrations.PDF” earlier this week.

It is a straight document restoration, nothing more. Some of it was out of focus and some stains affected the print in some areas.

I got 32 pages from Russ Chapman, and you now have 32 pages. No additions as it was restored, not rewritten.

Print Warning: It is 11 x 17 to give the best rendering of images and text. If you print it, be sure to tell your printer to scale it to the paper you have.

I will start on Wileys version in a few weeks, which we believe is the next Mark 5 version manual.

We have been calling it a Mark 5 for years. Shopsmith actually called M5 in the first 1954 manual....

and Yes, they called it a Mark 5 on the vent plate .... I know.... Just one of those things I noticed in the manual...

Update Jul 8 2018 Due to weather moving through here, I was able to finish both ahead of projected time.

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Sorta like the Mark VII on the vent plate and Mark 7 on the front tag.

Left hand not see what the right hand does... :D

Maybe the same 'individual' in 'all' cases? :rolleyes:
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JPG wrote:Sorta like the Mark VII on the vent plate and Mark 7 on the front tag.

Left hand not see what the right hand does... :D

Maybe the same 'individual' in 'all' cases? :rolleyes:
You may be right. Lots of questions still to answer.

Both 1st and 2nd Mark 5 Owner's Guides are now available for downloading and as always, Free.

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Everett, how can I access the 1954 owner's manual? What is the google account? Thanks, VC
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You will find the information you are looking for here:

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From the link benmcn gave above click on the My Google Drive and on the Google Drive page go to 1954+ Mark 5. In there you will find the first three editions of the Mark 5 Owner's Guide from March 1954, July 1954 and April 1955. Everett has restored these Owner's Guides plus many other documents for us to use free of charge.

If you need a more current Mark V manual, I recommend the summary manuals at the bottom of the page at the following link.

https://www.shopsmith.com/service/mark/index.htm

These will help you get started but if you have a later Mark V you can buy a complete from Shopsmith at the link below.

https://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/cat ... sindex.htm

Both links above are pages here on the Shopsmith website.
Russ

Mark V completely upgraded to Mark 7
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Model 10ER S/N R64000 first one I restored on bench w/ metal ends & retractable casters.
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Model 10E's S/N's 1076 & 1077 oldest ones I have restored. Mark 2 S/N 85959 restored.
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