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Enjoyed the video,thanks

Is this something like you are thinking about? I'm not sure about the scalloped edges, maybe scallop the bottom (cyan) layer and paint the others on? I assumed 1/4" plywood and made it 10" tall. All I did was reverse your layering scheme.

What if you rip the door in half then make a filler piece 1.75x1.75 to fill the inside corner. If you can duplicate the ogee trim you could cope pieces to cover the panel edges. No miters required. If you want to miter the long edge I think I would still rip the door in half and then have a lighter ...

http://www.vintagemachinery.org/pubs/912/19875.pdf
This should get you the brochure.

I bought two of these at Lowe's. I will change the rivet to get a less sloppy fit. The set screws are very big but the price was right. https://www.lowes.com/pd/SteelTek-3-4-in-Black-Steel-Structural-Fitting-Single-Swivel-Socket/1000494939 I got my version of Geoff Baker’s “Shopsmith Speedleg” done...

Here are photos of the McMaster 4698T91 t-rail connector. Shown next to the Shopsmith standard connector. Holes are sloppy in both connectors because they are designed to clear a "nominal" 3/4" Schedule 40 pipe, which is actually 1.05" OD. Shopsmith rail is 1.00" OD tubing....

Thanks, that’s the one I was trying for..

Have a look at McMaster # 4698T96. I need two of those "speed-rail' type fittings ( long ago I bought two of 555627 leg kits but i just found out they only fit a model 500). Shopsmith will sell me ONE tube fitting for $47.43. No thanks. It looks like the notched end would fit the 510/520 table...

Take a look at this on Shopsmithereens on Facebook from Geoffrey Baker. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1121726342023066/?mibextid=oMANbw Well, this will get you to Facebook but not the specific post. :( More for me to learn about facebook I guess. :o . I have a set of the telescoping legs but bendi...

Ahhh, I did assume you had a double tilt table with the power pro double tilt unit.