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Well there isn't much available in Springfield, MO. That listing has been on Craigslist since Feb 27, so maybe he's ready to deal!

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JPG40504 wrote:, what appears to be a 6" belt sander and something else I cannot make out on the left.

That's a disk sander.:D Or maybe ya meant the tail stock.
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beeg wrote:That's a disk sander.:D Or maybe ya meant the tail stock.

On the floor in the middle underneath, and to the right is the 'table'. Maybe, It is hard to tell from that pix. I do not know what is in the middle of the pile????

The mystery thing is behind the sanding disc.
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ShopSmith training manual or the dust chute?
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Post by reverenddan »

The Shopsmith is located in Springfield.

I've asked for the serial number but the seller is only in Springfield on the weekends and he has said he will get me the number.

I felt that because of the extras it was a good deal at 900, and the fact that things around here have a tendency to cost more since this is a smaller market.
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beeg wrote:ShopSmith training manual or the dust chute?
Yep! Dust chute makes sense! That green looking thing in the middle has me stumped!
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Post by reverenddan »

Sorry, what is an "SPT?"

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JPG40504 wrote:Yep! Dust chute makes sense! That green looking thing in the middle has me stumped!

Ya mean the thing next to the boxes? The push block?

Rev, an "SPT"=Special Purpose Tool.
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Post by reverenddan »

Ahhh... tyvm. (ThankYouVeryMuch) ;-)
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beeg wrote:Ya mean the thing next to the boxes? The push block?

Rev, an "SPT"=Special Purpose Tool.
Just off the upper left corner of the push block. I appears to maybe have two parallel 'tubes'????
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