Mark VII vrs ER parts

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Mark VII vrs ER parts

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What parts or accesories of the Mark VII will fit the ER if any?
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Shop_Smith_Poppi wrote:What parts or accesories of the Mark VII will fit the ER if any?
Quill and shaft the same dimensions. Saw 8" vs 9". Spt's no mount/coupling(can be created).
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yeah...there isn't much the same between the two.

Oh, the miter guage should fit as well
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JPG40504 wrote:Quill and shaft the same dimensions. Saw 8" vs 9". Spt's no mount/coupling(can be created).
Sorry for my ignorance but what does Spt's mean?
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Sprecial Purpose Tools -> bandsaw, jointer, belt sander, etc.
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damagi wrote:yeah...there isn't much the same between the two.

Oh, the miter guage should fit as well
I doubt it. The miter bar on the 10E/ER is 3/4" wide, too wide for a Mark VII's miter slot.
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This sounds like the way that mechanics always talked about Fords and Chevy's.
They said that almost any Chevy transmission would bolt onto about any Chevy engine and that mounts would usually fit.
On a Ford on the other hand they said that you could not take the antifreeze out of one Ford and put it in another... :rolleyes:
On today's cars of course all bets are off across the board. :)


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