will newer shop smith attachments work on the 1948 er

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slab
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will newer shop smith attachments work on the 1948 er

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hi i just recieved a gift shop smith 1948 er lots of attachments i was wondering if a newer shop smith bandsaw will work on 48 er thanks slab
kschwarz20
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Yes, many parts for the current machines will work on the 10E and 10ER, including the bandsaw. To mount the bandsaw on the 10ER you need a support adapter and the accessory drive kit that you would need to connect it to the headstock on the Mark V to connect it to the headstock on the 10ER.

May Mark V parts work on the 10E/ER. Anything that mounts directly to the shaft will work fine. This includes arbors, chucks, lathe face plates and sanding disks.

You can get a pretty complete list here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Shopsmith10ERusers/message/16568

I highly recommend joining the Yahoo 10ER users group. You can get a wealth of information from the people in that group. They have been a great help to me over the years. They are at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Shopsmith10ERusers/ They can sell you or point you to the support attachment to mount the bandsaw. There are even some plans here to build you own adapter.
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trainguytom
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The old original bandsaw "B" mount adapter is rare & expensive on ebay but there is a vendor who makes a replacement that looks to be very nice. The left side pulley adapter is also hard to find but there's a stubby replacement adapter that can be found on ebay as well. I have one & it works fine. Not sure if it's the same seller as the mount. If you're on a budget, look at pics of the mount & make something out of wood. (we're woodworkers, right?)
Also, I second the comment on joining the 10er users group on Yahoo. Great source of knowledge & downloadable info.
My dad's 1951 10er, 2 more 10er's, same vintage, a Goldie MK5, a 510 shortie with 34inch tubes, bandsaw, jointer, jigsaw, belt sander, a ton of small SS goodies and still looking...you just can't have enough Shopsmith stuff
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