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Purchase of 1996 Mark V with a Big Suprise

Posted: Sun Jul 28, 2024 10:34 pm
by GetterDone
Well today I done it again. :D

About an hour away from the house I went and got this in the pictures to follow.

I called him Friday and we worked it out to meet this morning.

He said the machine run like the video that showed, that I watched on MP.
He had the extra's in a tote.

And he said there is an Extra Motor??
I thought :cool: Cool It is always good to have a backup. :)

This left me wondering what HP?
But hey a motor is a Motor right?

Well, when I get there, we talked for a moment then I loaded it up.
Then he gets the box with a Shopsmith label on it with (The Motor) in it.

It is Really Heavy for just a Motor?? I'm like what is in This??

So, I didn't question him about it.

When I got home and opened the box, it was a WOW moment.

This (Motor) has a 1956 serial #
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Looks complete besides a missing switch.
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To top this off I found these in the tote.
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Here is a picture of the whole haul in.
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:) :) :)

And now I have a Question.

What are these 2 attachments for?
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This is just a different shot angle of the one 2 pictures above.
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Re: Purchase of 1996 Mark V with a Big Suprise

Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2024 2:32 pm
by jsburger
Definitely not a SS item. Looks like some kind of clamp on shaft supports, one with a missing bearing.

Re: Purchase of 1996 Mark V with a Big Suprise

Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2024 2:44 pm
by chapmanruss
I agree with John, not a Shopsmith item. Hard to tell what it does until it can be identified.

GetterDone,

Did we forget to warn you that collecting Shopsmith tools can be habit forming. :D

Re: Purchase of 1996 Mark V with a Big Suprise

Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2024 4:35 pm
by GetterDone
jsburger wrote: Mon Jul 29, 2024 2:32 pm Definitely not a SS item. Looks like some kind of clamp on shaft supports, one with a missing bearing.
Thanks
I searched all the attachments and I could not find anything.

I am still new to these so I thought I would ask.

Re: Purchase of 1996 Mark V with a Big Suprise

Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2024 4:37 pm
by GetterDone
chapmanruss wrote: Mon Jul 29, 2024 2:44 pm I agree with John, not a Shopsmith item. Hard to tell what it does until it can be identified.

GetterDone,

Did we forget to warn you that collecting Shopsmith tools can be habit forming. :D
No ya'll did not :D

These things Multiply like Rabbits.

I said I was done 2 Machines ago. :rolleyes:

Then another one wanders up with another attachment I don't have. :)

Re: Purchase of 1996 Mark V with a Big Suprise

Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2024 11:30 pm
by GetterDone
Okay
I spend a small amount of time separating the Paper cases on 2 of these Tapes.

I slowly sprayed them with Windex and used a Butter knife to separate them.

These tapes are part of What makes this deal / The Best Deal IMHO . :D
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Re: Purchase of 1996 Mark V with a Big Suprise

Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2024 11:51 pm
by thunderbirdbat
The two clamp pieces remind me of the original Zyliss drill lathe pieces. The one without the bearing would hold your power drill with a drive center and the one with the bearing would hold a live center. Zyless later changed the lathe setup so not sure if there are many of them around. I do remember there being knock-offs of them available for a time.

Re: Purchase of 1996 Mark V with a Big Suprise

Posted: Tue Jul 30, 2024 9:29 pm
by GetterDone
thunderbirdbat wrote: Mon Jul 29, 2024 11:51 pm The two clamp pieces remind me of the original Zyliss drill lathe pieces. The one without the bearing would hold your power drill with a drive center and the one with the bearing would hold a live center. Zyless later changed the lathe setup so not sure if there are many of them around. I do remember there being knock-offs of them available for a time.
Thanks for that Insight. :cool:

I searched and found a small version on ebay.

With your insight, I may be able to create/Fabricate something with these. :)