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OK Lets try this way.

Much better. BTW, looks like a great job. Keep it up.

OK Got that. Now how do I delete posts?

I just started my own rebuild

That looks great, Is that paint color or primer on it. Forgive if I offend you. I am legally blind and color blind so it's hard for me to tell the difference. Keep up the nice work. You'll be proud of it when it is completed for sure.

Charger1966 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 30, 2020 8:37 pm OK Got that. Now how do I delete posts?

I don't think it is possible to completely delete a previous post after it has been replied to or new posts have been added after yours, but you can edit it and remove or change the content of the post. Look for the icon of a pencil which you then click to edit the contents. If you wish to remove the links to photos, may I suggest you add text to say where the photos can now be found, such as in later posts.

Your restoration is looking amazing ... never would have thought it would clean up so nicely!

Is that a sand blaster setting in the corner just inside the over head door?

Charger1966,

br549 said,

Your restoration is looking amazing ... never would have thought it would clean up so nicely!

I could not have said it any better.

ramseyj1979,

Welcome to the Shopsmith Forum. Thanks for sharing your restoration picture. It is looks great and we love seeing these restorations. I would suggest you start your own thread so we can follow along as you complete your restoration. If needed, ask questions, we are here to help. You could include information about your Model 10ER. From what I see in the picture it is one of the later Model 10ER's so I would be interested in which version of parts it has. I can see it has the 7th and last version of the headstock plus the 3rd and last version of the carriage.

I actually powder coated mine.