My Model 10-ER Journey
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Re: My Model 10-ER Journey
If that glue is "distic" a lacquer/whatever based glue stick that is really really difficult to remove. Try various stuff to dissolve.
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Re: My Model 10-ER Journey
This is interesting because I have two large steel discs that I laminate grit to for sharpening sheep shearing blades. The adhesive is gray and looks like epoxy, but it loosens quite easily with water submersion. That 'distic' sounds like it takes a chem to get off. I wonder why they made that so difficult. The adhesive I used on my steel wheels has been around for at least 40 years, possibly longer.
Oh well, once you get this stuff off, you only deal with self-stick discs. I'd try acetone and if that doesn't work, MEK. The old 10E/10ER disc I bought online had some adhesive remnants. I used an air tool with disposable Scotch pads and it zipped it all off.
Kevin
Oh well, once you get this stuff off, you only deal with self-stick discs. I'd try acetone and if that doesn't work, MEK. The old 10E/10ER disc I bought online had some adhesive remnants. I used an air tool with disposable Scotch pads and it zipped it all off.
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Re: My Model 10-ER Journey
Distic is made 'fluid' initially by the heat caused by friction when rubbed against the spinning disc. Perhaps heat will ease the effort. Later adhesive was a latex based liquid fast drying contact cement.
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Re: My Model 10-ER Journey
Did "Distic" come in a stick form? I ask because the 10E I bought for a friend has a stick of something or other in a drawer....
Kevin
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Re: My Model 10-ER Journey
It sure did!
John Dalton
Massachusetts
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1948 10E, S/N 5052 (restored)
1950 10ER, S/N 26473 (restored)
1952 10ER, S/N 51721e (restored as dedicated drill press)
1954 Mark 5, S/N 263705 (restored/PowerPro)
c1957 Magna-Line Model 710 Bench Saw, S/N 34162 (restored)
Massachusetts
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1948 10E, S/N 5052 (restored)
1950 10ER, S/N 26473 (restored)
1952 10ER, S/N 51721e (restored as dedicated drill press)
1954 Mark 5, S/N 263705 (restored/PowerPro)
c1957 Magna-Line Model 710 Bench Saw, S/N 34162 (restored)
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Re: My Model 10-ER Journey
Really good information on your post, Kevin, especially about the bearings and the sanding disk. It will go into a bucket of water tomorrow. Thank you!
I've got too many irons in the fire right now (pretty much always), so I've been pulled away from the Shopsmith project for a while. As soon as I can get back into it I'll be back on this thread with updates.
I've got too many irons in the fire right now (pretty much always), so I've been pulled away from the Shopsmith project for a while. As soon as I can get back into it I'll be back on this thread with updates.
Mike Chambers
Franklin County, Missouri
1952 10ER, S/N 59677 (A work in process!)
Franklin County, Missouri
1952 10ER, S/N 59677 (A work in process!)