New shopsmith owner, here.
I am a new owner of a 50s era greenie.
Question - how can I tell whether or not my unit has the original Gilmer drive?
I know my unit originally had a Gilmer drive.
How would the gilmer unit look different from any other unit?
(illustrations work better for me than descriptions
How do you identify a Gilmer Drive Unit?
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easy:
1) take off the belt cover (the metal cover opposit the quill...ie: opposite side of the headstock from where the table goes)
2) use a flashlight/mirror/fingers and feel the upper belt. if the grooves go across it like tank treads then its a gilmer. if they are parallel then its a poly-v
1) take off the belt cover (the metal cover opposit the quill...ie: opposite side of the headstock from where the table goes)
2) use a flashlight/mirror/fingers and feel the upper belt. if the grooves go across it like tank treads then its a gilmer. if they are parallel then its a poly-v
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-- I have parts/SPTs available, so if you are in the Seattle area and need something let me know --
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