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dgale wrote:You should have tied it up on top - you would have looked like the Beverly Hillbillies on the drive home

For you folks that own 10-12+ SS', you must have a seriously big workshop. I'm just waiting for the wife to notice the 10E I just bought (SS#2 for me) and have her ask where the $&@# it came from...

I like your style.....

I need a bigger shop. I can only manage a 520, a mini, a bunch of SPT's, tool storage and a workbench in my shop space.

Don't feel too bad... I only have one as well.

I have a 500 that was later converted to a 510. The only spt I have had for the last 20 years is my ss band saw until last week when I bought my ss jointer.

I don't know if it would be considered an spt or not, but now I have my eye on a ss biscuit cutter accessory. Have any of you guys had any success with it?

Thanks
Geo

eagleta2 wrote:Don't feel too bad... I only have one as well.

I have a 500 that was later converted to a 510. The only spt I have had for the last 20 years is my ss band saw until last week when I bought my ss jointer.

I don't know if it would be considered an spt or not, but now I have my eye on a ss biscuit cutter accessory. Have any of you guys had any success with it?

Thanks
Geo

I have one. It can be somewhat persnickety, but careful use will yeild decent results.

Not too different from using dowel pins. Same potential mis-alignment, but only in one plane(height).

I have my original 1988 510(now a 520) fully restored, a 500 mini for driving my SPT's (Bandsaw, Beltsander and Jointer) complete 10ER (including legs and casters) for drilling and disc sanding only, Pro Planer and DC 3300 Dust collector. Man I love ShopSmith!!!!!:D