The part number is for the setup gauge for aligning the front and rear rails on the 520 tables.
Ed
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Nope, we were all wrong. The setup gauge (521097) is used to align the 520 rails to the 520 table.wholeshoe wrote:Apologizes for all the confusion.
The PN is 521097 and it is called a setup & alignment gauge. It is a 3" long plate of aluminum with a 90 degree lip at one end.
It cost $3.47 and when ordering a saw arbor I though why not the shipping will be the same anyway...
The thought of it replacing the allen wrench came from laying this flat on the saw table and runing the sanding disc round to see where the high spot was.
Does that help you guys? I hope so sorry for the unclear first post.
Art
Check out the following thread. I think it will answer your questions.
http://www.shopsmith.net/forums/showthr ... ment+gauge
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Your Turn Dusty! 520 is an unknown to me!
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