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WOW, what a find. Please post more pictures. By the ID plate it looks like in should be in very nice condition.

youngstev wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2024 11:09 pm Hey where can I find info for tour dates? I would love to see him in action.

He does not do live tours any more. He does on line webinars now. The schedule is on the SS web site.

The speed changer has a pulley system where the center part 'floats'. As it goes back and forward, when one side gets bigger/smaller the other gets smaller/bigger. https://forum.shopsmith.com/download/file.php?id=48495 That bit right there in the middle of the double pulley system. The correct name...

Vis-a-vis Steve's PDF file, the only important dimensions are the ring thickness and the free (inside) diameter. The other dimensions are inconsequential for use on the speed changer.

Very very nice!

That is a router bit arbor.

Yes, you can post a link to another site in the Heads Up- Bargain Available thread.

Selling on this site is not allowed per Shopsmith.

#1 The #2 Morse taper eccentric for the tail stock with a dead (cup) center installed for lathe turning. #2 The drive center that mounts to the head stock for lathe turning. #3 Moulder/dado arbor missing some of the washers. #5 Ripstrait stock guide used with the table saw. #6 Old style hold down. U...

The shims are placed against the SIDES of the tubes. The tube clamp exerts outward pressure to the tubes. The final position is determined by a small boss extending out from the outer interior surface of the end casting. The shims essentially make that boss longer. The shims are necessary since his...