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Hi M.
Yes, I can print one up on my 3D printer. Please contact me through my website contact information at
https://www.chadwallsvcs.com/contact

Cool. (UPDATED 4-17-24)
I'm assuming the material was different that what I have available for printing. I typically use PETG plastic (strong like ABS but UV resistant). However, the parts I'm printing have little torque stress, unlike gears. Impressive!

Chad

Hello. (UPDATED 4-17-24) In addition to my Shopsmith, I also own (inherited) a Sawsmith 2000 Table Saw. Over the years, there have been some parts that have broken/failed and are not readily available to purchase as a replacement. I'm a CAD designer by trade, with mechanical and equipment engineerin...

Sawsmith Clamping Hub 516461 - Bevel Lock.jpg Greetings, Sawsmith 2000 owners. (UPDATED 4-17-2024) I do 3D CAD design for a living. I also own a Shopsmith MarkV and a Sawsmith 2000. Occasionally, I have a need for a replacement part that is not readily available and so I've been reverse engineering...

(UPDATED 4-17-24) I've been repairing some of the problem parts you mentioned by reverse engineering and then designing them in CAD and printing them with PETG plastic (strong like ABS but UV resistant) on my 3D printer. (I know the original post was 6 years ago, but in case new folks are coming her...

(UPDATED 4-17-24)
Here are some more images of the parts I designed and 3D printed.

Greetings, All. (UPDATED 4-17-2024) For anyone who owns a SAWSMITH 2000, you know spare/replacement parts are hard to get. I have a standard MODEL (555530) I've owned for over 20 years (and I got it from my father-in-law when he closed up his cabinet shop.) Anyway, I happen to do 3D CAD design as a ...