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GEC
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Parts identificaction

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Can someone identify these clamp parts - they came with my used Mark V (1981)


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They are used to clamp the Mark mount 12" planer to the way tubes.
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Interesting - The machine came with the stand alone 12" planer. Any other additional uses possible?
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Those brackets (Of course) without the short bolt with speed nut and SS wing Nut. ;) are used on a Duplicator also.
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Also used with the speed reducer, but it only requires one.
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GEC wrote: Thu Dec 12, 2024 10:38 pm Interesting - The machine came with the stand alone 12" planer. Any other additional uses possible?
Your stand alone planer was probably a MK mount planer originally. SS sold a stand with a motor to put the MK mount planer on. The MK mount planer has an aluminum table with a stainless steel skin on top. The planer SS sold as stand alone has a cast iron table. Also the label on the infeed shroud is different. The MK mount planer says "Shopsmith12" Planer". The stand alone planer label says "12" Professional Planer".
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Thanks for that explanation - my planer has ss covered Al tables, although there is no label on the infeed side. So mystery solved thanks again.

Now if I could only find a speed reducer for larger drill bits I could put one of those clamps to go use!
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Yes, a single one is used to secure the Speed Increaser and Speed Reducer to the Way Tubes. A Speed Reducer attached to a Mark V is shown below.

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