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Have never seen one of these before


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Now that makes two of us. Never ever. Didn't know it was an option. Interested to hear the answer.

I think it is from an old style Mark 7

Yes it is from the old Mark VII. The old Mark VII has a pair of sockets under the right side of the main table and you slide the post in horizontally. It fits the end sockets the same as the Mark V. I have a couple on my old Mark VII.
They don't really offer any advantage on a Mark V.



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robinson46176 wrote:Yes it is from the old Mark VII. The old Mark VII has a pair of sockets under the right side of the main table and you slide the post in horizontally. It fits the end sockets the same as the Mark V. I have a couple on my old Mark VII.
They don't really offer any advantage on a Mark V.



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Except they be slightly longer.

Might make a halfway decent rip fence with that interior vertical surface.

Yes, is from a Mark VII. I got a set long ago and I think that the mark VII table also locked both trunnions when tilting.

robinson46176 wrote:Yes it is from the old Mark VII. The old Mark VII has a pair of sockets under the right side of the main table and you slide the post in horizontally. It fits the end sockets the same as the Mark V. I have a couple on my old Mark VII.
They don't really offer any advantage on a Mark V.



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It can be used as a drill press table on a Mini.

eartigas wrote:Yes, is from a Mark VII. I got a set long ago and I think that the mark VII table also locked both trunnions when tilting.

With separate lock knobs front and back.

Looks like he just listed the table, fence and miter gauge. Will that just drop into a Mark V carriage?

larryhrockisland wrote:Looks like he just listed the table, fence and miter gauge. Will that just drop into a Mark V carriage?

Extension table, yes.(SPT mount)

Main table, yes but backwards.

Mitre gauge, yes.

The fence is longer(as are the tables).