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BuckeyeDennis
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joshh wrote:Skip at mkctools makes miter bars that fit the Shopsmith and bolt to whatever you need.
A quick Google led me to mkctools.com.

This guy is an ARTIST! Even my 13 year old daughter was stunned by the before-and-after pics of a 10ER restoration. The finished product looked like something from a hot-rod show. My budding desire to do a 10ER restoration for myself just got a fresh shot of adrenaline. :cool:

But I never did find any info on the custom miter bars.
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BuckeyeDennis wrote:A quick Google led me to mkctools.com.

This guy is an ARTIST! Even my 13 year old daughter was stunned by the before-and-after pics of a 10ER restoration. The finished product looked like something from a hot-rod show. My budding desire to do a 10ER restoration for myself just got a fresh shot of adrenaline. :cool:

But I never did find any info on the custom miter bars.
I inherited my Dad's 1985 Mark V-B 505 (built right after the double bearing quill was introduced) and I started looking for experts to help with the restore. I found Jacob Anderson and Skip Campbell. As I researched Skip, I realized that he lives less than 5 miles from me.

I had the privilege of meeting him and hanging out in his shop while he rebuilt my motor. I also took apart my headstock and had him replace all the bearings with sealed premium NTN bearings. At the time he had miter bars for the mark V and the 10E/10ER. Now I can only find the 10ER ones on his website. I might be totally crazy and misinterpreted what he had for sale, but I thought he also had them for the Mark V. If not, maybe he can make them.

http://mkctools.com/10ermiterbarmv.htm
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