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Re: Free ER Parts
Posted: Thu May 14, 2015 2:29 pm
by jsburger
skou wrote:Basically, yes. However:
There are 3 different designs, in 2 metals.
2 hole rests in cast iron and aluminum
4 hole rests in CI ans Aluminum.
And, the tilt-down jointer mount rest.
(I don't know if that one is 2 or 4 hole,
or which metal.)
steve
I have two of the jointer head rests here. They are both aluminum and have a single hole. However the foot where the hole is is longer than the standard head rest and the hole is elongated. It is 2" long.
Re: Free ER Parts
Posted: Thu May 14, 2015 2:48 pm
by JPG
jsburger wrote:skou wrote:Basically, yes. However:
There are 3 different designs, in 2 metals.
2 hole rests in cast iron and aluminum
4 hole rests in CI ans Aluminum.
And, the tilt-down jointer mount rest.
(I don't know if that one is 2 or 4 hole,
or which metal.)
steve
I have two of the jointer head rests here. They are both aluminum and have a
single hole. However the foot where the hole is is longer than the standard head rest and the hole is elongated. It is 2" long.
In the center to allow pivoting/shifting to align the pulleys?
Which direction does the slot run?
Re: Free ER Parts
Posted: Thu May 14, 2015 4:52 pm
by jsburger
JPG wrote:jsburger wrote:skou wrote:Basically, yes. However:
There are 3 different designs, in 2 metals.
2 hole rests in cast iron and aluminum
4 hole rests in CI ans Aluminum.
And, the tilt-down jointer mount rest.
(I don't know if that one is 2 or 4 hole,
or which metal.)
steve
I have two of the jointer head rests here. They are both aluminum and have a
single hole. However the foot where the hole is is longer than the standard head rest and the hole is elongated. It is 2" long.
In the center to allow pivoting/shifting to align the pulleys?
Which direction does the slot run?
That would be my guess.
Re: Free ER Parts
Posted: Thu May 14, 2015 7:07 pm
by JPG
TWO slots make a lot more sense!
(single per leg!)
Re: Free ER Parts
Posted: Thu May 14, 2015 8:13 pm
by jsburger
JPG wrote:TWO slots make a lot more sense!
(single per leg!)
Well yes of course. That is what I meant.
Re: Free ER Parts
Posted: Tue May 26, 2015 10:33 pm
by Dave H. (CO)
If it's not too late I'll take the saw guard/splitter. (Unless someone can tell me they aren't worth bothering with?)
Thanks,
David
Re: Free ER Parts
Posted: Tue May 26, 2015 10:45 pm
by JPG
Dave H. (CO) wrote:If it's not too late I'll take the saw guard/splitter. (Unless someone can tell me they aren't worth bothering with?)
Thanks,
David
I say let thee decide for thyself!
Re: Free ER Parts
Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2015 3:33 pm
by dlewis
I know that I am two months late, but I just need a 10er
quill feed lever or two.
Don Lewis
Dixon,
Illinois
dlewis@ksbhospital.com
Re: Free ER Parts
Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2015 4:31 pm
by JPG
dlewis wrote:I know that I am two months late, but I just need a 10er
quill feed lever or two.
Don Lewis
Dixon,
Illinois
dlewis@ksbhospital.com
Considered making one?
Re: Free ER Parts
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2015 2:16 pm
by Squirlian
So I have a machine almost exactly like the one Chuck posted he is buying, but I am missing one piece as far as I know...the lathe tool rest.
What are these machine's worth? I have the sanding disk, tablesaw, and the jointer/planer insert.
I was going to try and clean this up but came across a much newer one....neither of which have I used, and need space.