Is this a Shopsmith part?

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JPG
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The 'offset tubes' were created after it was 'discovered' that you could not raise to vertical with the 'new larger aluminum' table. They are whippy!
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Well, since my bandsaw has the iron table, the older 5137779 support tubes appear to be what I should be looking for on a popular auction site.

Oddly, my iron table appears to have self-browned (like the oldstyle rifle bluing) -- I put naval jelly on it and only a few patches of red rust came off. So in effect the table has an anodized top! I'm not yet sure if I am going to just leave it like that (it isn't very pretty) or buff it down to the bright metal.

In my grab-bag-o-parts I got a second 500 table, and the 500 table extension (the one with the miter bar slot). I think I might do SDSSmith's fence mod, and then use the extension on the bandsaw.

Tomorrow is gonna be a big Shopsmith day here --- my 510 upgrade arrived today and I'll be installing it in the morning.
Paul

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Also: 3D printers, and a homebrew CNC
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