Perhaps you should read the whole thread. I was not referring to setting up the Shopsmith. I do have one, after all.efmaron wrote:Bruce,
I have heard that opinion many times over the past 28 years that I have owned a SS, about the SS from woodworkers that have never tried one.
From the very begining the SS was based on set up change.
Blade guard and dust collection
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Ed,Ed in Tampa wrote: I don't subscribe to Shopnotes but the more I read various issues the more I think I should. This magazine is reasonably prices and packed with ideas each of us can easily make in our own shops.
I subscribed to Shop Notes from issue #1, dropped it for awhile then restarted recently. There is some excellent stuff in many of the early issues.
If you come across another project that appears interesting and can't find the issue, I can fairly easily check my collection and see if I have it, and if so scan the pages for you.
I also subscribed to WoodSmith nearly from its inception (soon after I bought my SS) and kept that up most of the time. That guy is even better.
The producers have an index available, I believe, going back to the beginning
Mark V 520, Power-Pro!; Speed Reducer; B/S; Jointer; ShopMate DCS; SS Tenon Master; Rip-Strate; Incra; BCTW; DW734; var. SS sanding systems; Wood River;