Mark VII Main table breakdown
Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2013 1:41 am
First a tour of the table underside. There are differences that make it unique.
It has two trunions with clamps. This is the rear one.
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And this is the front one. Notice the tilt scale range is + - 90.
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No surprises here. Just like Mark 5 etc.
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The extension table can be attached to the main table. Notice the two set screws. They provide the 90 degree stop adjustment. The extension table tube bores have tapped holes for securing(1/4" -20), but nothing to put into them. I do not know what the original design was(I have misplaced my MVII manuals). The right stop screw is jammed - it obviously was not 'functional'.
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And the left side. Notice two more 90 degrees stop set screws.
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This thread is linked to from https://forum.shopsmith.com/viewtopic.php?t=11373
It has two trunions with clamps. This is the rear one.
[ATTACH]21140[/ATTACH]
And this is the front one. Notice the tilt scale range is + - 90.
[ATTACH]21141[/ATTACH]
No surprises here. Just like Mark 5 etc.
[ATTACH]21142[/ATTACH]
The extension table can be attached to the main table. Notice the two set screws. They provide the 90 degree stop adjustment. The extension table tube bores have tapped holes for securing(1/4" -20), but nothing to put into them. I do not know what the original design was(I have misplaced my MVII manuals). The right stop screw is jammed - it obviously was not 'functional'.
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And the left side. Notice two more 90 degrees stop set screws.
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This thread is linked to from https://forum.shopsmith.com/viewtopic.php?t=11373