What's your favorite accessory?

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reible
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charlese wrote:Hi Ed, The SS is in the horizontal (normal) position. There is a table included with the OPR. Didn't yet use a pin. The included table is attached to the SS saw table with SS Tee Nuts. Pix are coming - probably tomorrow evening.

Ask away, but if it looks good - recommend buying before sale ends.
How about if you start a new thread with a name like OPR with the pictures and then it will be easier to track and add to. (I'll save my questions until after I see the pictures as they may answer a lot of them for me.)

I'm not likly to buy since I own the old one and the Joint Matic but with the price I have seen my two tools go for lately I sure could part with mine and buy the new one, maybe even two of them.

Ed
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charlese
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You got it Ed! "Look for OPR with Pix"
Octogenarian's have an earned right to be a curmudgeon.
Chuck in Lancaster, CA
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greitz
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OPR manual

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Ed- The OPR manual is available on the SS web site. The link is:

http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/prod ... Router.pdf

It's 44 pages long, so be patient while downloading. There's some good pictures and diagrams in there. Hope it helps!

Gary
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