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Member johnmccrossen was looking for a close up photo of the Greenie sawgaurd bracket so that he could recreate. I figured it was worth posting in the event that someone else out here might want to do the same.

In addition to the photo, there is a pdf file, created to scale, that can be printed out and used as a tracing template. The pdf paper size is set to ledger (11" x 17") so unless you can print that size, it may be a run down to Office Depot / Staples / Kinko. If you print out the image on 8-1/2" x 11", you'll have to up scale it using whatever method your comfortable with. The forum can suggest several methods if you need help.
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Wow!!! Mike - That is a cool post!

Mickyd: Double the wow! Thanks for your pictures and pdf file. All of the pictures and printed literature that I have seen for the early Model 500 aluminum metal guards show a stamped metal bracket between the lower guard and the splitter plate. This must be the original earlier version. I find it fascinating to keep learning more about the Mark V evolution. Thanks again for taking the time to set up and share this. John McCrossen

The is what a ShopSmith Mark 5 looks like 4-days after conception.
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Whats with the 9 inch tape measure?:D REF: post #1, pix 4.

JPG40504 wrote:Whats with the 9 inch tape measure?:D REF: post #1, pix 4.

I'm a cropper!! (and it's 8-3/4"....)

mickyd wrote:I'm a cropper!! (and it's 8-3/4"....)

Closer examination reveals the crop line in the blackness! Ah So!