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Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2012 12:25 pm
by letterk
dusty wrote:I wonder if even Shopsmith has "official" documentation on Mark VII parts.
They offer an information packet and mention under support.
http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/faq/mark7.htm
Manuals:
Manual, Parts List and Exploded View Drawing - Item #877083
http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/item ... tem=877083
Informational pages for the Magna Mark VII Units produced in the 1960's.
Includes copies of the Owners Manual & Parts Listing.
Trouble shooting & common repair procedures.
Parts lising of items available today for the unit.
This item is a service or replacement part. If you have any questions about this item, please contact our Technical Support line prior to ordering. The number to call is 1-800-543-7586. Thank you!
Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2012 9:55 pm
by db5
letterk wrote:It would be nice if we could keep our political feelings out of our posts. There are far more sites where you can talk politics. One of the nice things about this forum are people are open to helping others. Last thing we need to do is create boundaries and hard feelings between members. This is the "woodworking tool review" forum after all.
Mea Culpa! For those of you who don't speak Italian. . .surely all of you do so I don't need to explain this if you have seen some Mafia movies - I hang my head for not attaching the appropriate "
smiley,
grinny,
frouny,
smirky,
winky or
aghast face to show that this was tongue-in-cheek (surely everyone knows that British expression) though I have never seen a Brit stick his tongue in his cheek. Perhaps they stick them elsewhere these days. Frozen flag poles (or did you have a different vision?).
I fault none for failing to catch the humor. If you didn't catch it then the pitch was off.
OMG! This site permits me to post only ONE Icon. Which to choose?
Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2012 12:37 pm
by JPG
db5 wrote:Mea Culpa! For those of you who don't speak Italian. . .surely all of you do so I don't need to explain this if you have seen some Mafia movies - I hang my head for not attaching the appropriate "smiley, grinny, frouny, smirky, winky or aghast face to show that this was tongue-in-cheek (surely everyone knows that British expression) though I have never seen a Brit stick his tongue in his cheek. Perhaps they stick them elsewhere these days. Frozen flag poles (or did you have a different vision?).
I fault none for failing to catch the humor. If you didn't catch it then the pitch was off.
OMG! This site permits me to post only ONE Icon. Which to choose?
Hmmmmmmmm!:rolleyes:
Ya missed several opportunities;) to use them thar also!:D
Do notice 4 are 'allowed' inside the post!:p