Part 1 : Taking inventory an initial tear down my 10ER

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Part 1 : Taking inventory an initial tear down my 10ER

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So I decided that today was the day I start redoing my 10ER. I started taking her apart and took some pictures of each of the parts I have.

You may recall in a separate post I made earlier that I had some 1 ¾ “muffler pipe I was going to use to the way tubes with. Well I tried out the pipe and it is just about 1mm to big and will not fit. So now Plan “B” Not sure what that is yet but I think it will consist of a drill and a expandable plug. More on that later.

Now back to the tear down. I started with the parts that were not attached to the ER already. Here is a few pics.

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I am not sure if this is for the ER or not but it was in my box of parts. More parts in next post.
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Shop_Smith_Poppi wrote:Image
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Looks like a Mark VII shaper fence.:cool:
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Yes there are some Mark VII parts mixed in that I still have from my previous SS. I am hoping to figure out a way to use them on my ER.
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On the sanding disc, if the 5/32 allen wrench fits, then it is a Mark V or later version. If it is 3/16" it is from a 10E/10ER. If the pulley is about 5" in diameter with a 3/4" bore, it could be the jointer drive pulley from a 10E/10ER.
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Mark VII Router Table.
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looks like a 10ER fence......angled locking knob
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