Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 9:15 am
Special Purpose Tool.navycop wrote:Silly question: What does SPT stand for? I figure T= Tool.
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Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 9:52 am
Also seen it as Single Purpose tool.(the shopsmith multipurpose perspective).
Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 5:41 pm
In example; strip sander, belt sander, Planer, band saw, sand flee or jointer. fjimpnavycop wrote:Silly question: What does SPT stand for? I figure T= Tool.
Posted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 6:11 pm
Hi MBC,
Why you have so many SS tailstocks for woodturning? I saw them in the photo of your SPT cart/bench and wondering why you have that many. Being an avid woodturner myself, I guess curiosity just got the best of me.
Why you have so many SS tailstocks for woodturning? I saw them in the photo of your SPT cart/bench and wondering why you have that many. Being an avid woodturner myself, I guess curiosity just got the best of me.
Posted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 6:34 pm
woodburner
I have 3 shopsmiths now. I had an extra tailstock for my 520 so I could switch the tailstocks back an fort when turning some small vessels that had to be drilled in the bottom to fit in a chuck. It was easier than changing the tool in a single tailstock because I have to tap them out with a hammer. This way I just changed tail stocks. Besides you know me, cant have to many SS accessories.
Mark
I have 3 shopsmiths now. I had an extra tailstock for my 520 so I could switch the tailstocks back an fort when turning some small vessels that had to be drilled in the bottom to fit in a chuck. It was easier than changing the tool in a single tailstock because I have to tap them out with a hammer. This way I just changed tail stocks. Besides you know me, cant have to many SS accessories.
Mark