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Thanks Gene. I had heard of Timbers but thought they mostly sold woodworking machinery. I'll have to stop by there and check on their lumber selection. Good to know. I’m sure my brother, skou, will chime in here, but Timber is the best, most reasonable speciality lumber and working tool store in th...

There are none so blind as those who will not see.

Sterling Skouson

Make sure to use table salt, with the small grains. Kosher salt grains are just too big.

Sterling Skouson

Sorry to chime in on such an inactive thread but I've done this, recently. I've glued up about 15 cutting boards using this technique, and all I have to say, if it survives salt corrosion, this is a winner. All it takes is a very few grains, maybe 15 or less per joint. On the cutting boards I only p...

Should be a lab No, it should be a Lab, short,abbreviation for Labrador Retriever. :) Were is Skou when I need him??? ;) [Charlie Brown Mode] Why is EVERYONE pickin' on me? [/Charlie Brown Mode] :D steve You do have a tendency to overly "man 'splain", Lucy. To an audience that to the best...

Here, and most everywhere else.

skou wrote:Dan, there is no "speed reducer" for
the Model 10,

however, belts and pulleys WILL achieve
the speeds you want.

The Model 10, is STILL the strongest
Shopsmith built. Period!

steve

Down, boy. Easy on, there.

10 ER for sale locally for $200.00. If the old motor goes out on on of these, is the motor bracket such that you could easily bolt-on a new 1 hp motor to it? Also, how easy is it to replace the quil bearing if necessary? One more question. Will the lathe tool rest and the tail stock from a MKV 500 ...

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Sterling

Was browsing in a Goodwill Store the other day and came across this gem: It appears to be a relatively recent Craftsman RAS converted to drive a Performax 22/44 drum sander. Very little information on the internet. Have any of your ever seen or used anything like this? Is this a successful concept a...