Boys (and Girls) - I was going to start a thread like this. Glad I found it. I've got some parts from my group of three SS's that I'm not sure if are made for the machine. I'll get some pictures rouned up and fire away.
In the meantime, got one question for you...are the couplers the same for the jig saw, band saw, and other attachments? I got a jig saw the other day (used) but didn't have the coupler for it. Thanks, I'll be back soon to upload my pics of parts...
Anyone know what some of these items are?
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Hi Chris! Just fell into this thread again and noticed what you called "Drum Sanders missing a stem" are actually complete if they have a set screw. They fit on both spindles of a Mark V and on the axillary spindle of the drum sander. No stem necessary!
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Picture 4 are 10e/r vintage(and later) versions of a power coupler. They attach directly to the headstock shaft and the spt shaft. The two sizes are 1/2" and 5/8". The only spt I know having a 1/2" shaft are the jigsaw and the scroll saw. 5/8" shafts an all others. I do not know about the air compressor.
Picture 5 A = output spindle coupler hub(Mark 5/V) 4 grooves
B = 1/2" spt hub coupler (mark 5/V) 5 grooves
C = Idler output shaft coupler hub (Mark 5/V) 4 grooves
D = 5/8" spt hub coupler (mark 5/V) 5 grooves
Some of these MAY work with 10 e/r, But I believe they are different for the 10e/r.
Picture 8 Nothing silly there. The dado arbor was used for just this purpose way back when. The newer grinding wheel/shield uses a different arbor. If you are NOT using the new guard, what you have is ok. Good move re washer.
When grinding, protect the way tubes etc from the grinding debris. Have a support for the item being ground.
Picture 5 A = output spindle coupler hub(Mark 5/V) 4 grooves
B = 1/2" spt hub coupler (mark 5/V) 5 grooves
C = Idler output shaft coupler hub (Mark 5/V) 4 grooves
D = 5/8" spt hub coupler (mark 5/V) 5 grooves
Some of these MAY work with 10 e/r, But I believe they are different for the 10e/r.
Picture 8 Nothing silly there. The dado arbor was used for just this purpose way back when. The newer grinding wheel/shield uses a different arbor. If you are NOT using the new guard, what you have is ok. Good move re washer.
When grinding, protect the way tubes etc from the grinding debris. Have a support for the item being ground.
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charlese wrote:Hi Chris! Just fell into this thread again and noticed what you called "Drum Sanders missing a stem" are actually complete if they have a set screw. They fit on both spindles of a Mark V and on the axillary spindle of the drum sander. No stem necessary!
Chuck, he needs the bolt to tighten. To hold the sanding drum on.
I think it is a hex head bolt, 3/8-16 2 & 1/8 long.
SS 500(09/1980), DC3300, jointer, bandsaw, belt sander, Strip Sander, drum sanders,molder, dado, biscuit joiner, universal lathe tool rest, Oneway talon chuck, router bits & chucks and a De Walt 735 planer,a #5,#6, block planes. ALL in a 100 square foot shop.
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You are correct, Bob!:) Thanks for the correction (addition)!beeg wrote:Chuck, he needs the bolt to tighten. To hold the sanding drum on.
I think it is a hex head bolt, 3/8-16 2 & 1/8 long.
Sorry for my mis-lead, Chris, but at least you now have a little more info re: your photos.
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Chuck in Lancaster, CA
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Pic #4 maybe couplers for the SPT's???
SS 500(09/1980), DC3300, jointer, bandsaw, belt sander, Strip Sander, drum sanders,molder, dado, biscuit joiner, universal lathe tool rest, Oneway talon chuck, router bits & chucks and a De Walt 735 planer,a #5,#6, block planes. ALL in a 100 square foot shop.
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Here is what I've compiled. There are a few items that I'm not sure of what they are.
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1995 Mark 510 (Purchased at Auction) w/ Dust Collector, Scroll Saw, Band Saw, Belt Sander, Joiner, Planer - Looking for a Power Station and a Strip Sander - 2002 Nebraska State Auctioneer Champion