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Did you have to use aluminum specific primer?

Just a suggestion.. instead of using twine to keep tension on the glue up, use 1/4" surgical tubing.. it can be stretched while tying and will keep a lot of pressure on the slats.

What attachment are you using on the drill to clean the inside of the holes?

I don’t need the music to learn how to fix my shop smith gods get rid of the music thank you I will watch next’s episode

Does this machine really work??

I didn’t know that the shop smith’s was made with cast aluminum

Any leftover parts??

Dude!!!! You made this instrument just to put it under torture??? That´s just NASTY bro, we followed it since it was just wood... Not cool bro.... Jokes aside, I´m making one myself so I can torture it too! :)

hello. I'm a layman, could you tell me what the number 2 represents in the angle equation?

Very nice work! Do you remember how many cans of the Shopsmith touch-up paint you required for this project?

Good work, i like 👍👍👍

On the back face of the lower guard (where it meets the head stock,) there's a set screw. You should use this to adjust the guard in and out to align the riving knife to the blade, so the blade can be fully seated on the shaft. It's a better, safer method than moving the blade on the shaft to align it to the riving knife.

This is great . Thanks for Sharing your Knowledge

I would have replaced the Poly-V belt since you have the headstock disassembled as replacing it later is a pain.

Hullo, your kid is a good gluer.

Oh my garsh…😮so interesting

Next time you might want to drill the new holes for casters before you paint. It looks nice!

Thank you….I had no clue how far out of alinement my conversation to 510 was….wow I’m in business now!

Would you be willing to donate this 1955 machine to Shopsmith Museum?

Dude, thank you for making this video. I just inherited my Dad's rusty old Mark V and had no idea how useful it would be. Can you share a link on the casters? That's the first thing I need to fix.

Is that three buffing wheels on a lathe?

Im hear to learn about shopsmiths and im pretty sure i just saw a bat'leth

Thanks for sharing.

This is more of an entertainment video than an instructional one.

Porque você não colou o adesivo direto na chapa de ferro?

Thanks for this video. I have a 1982 500. Any ideas where I can locate a 510 conversion kit?

boring musik, klingon opera isnt better but this

What is the 520 upgrade and how does it differ from the 510? I have a 500 and am considering an upgrade

Good work brother

The mug i made had 8 side boards insted of 15side boards

What exact strings did you end up going with?

Qual foi o grau usado nos cortes laterais

Stopped barely into the video. Could not stand the "music"

Looks great I have a long way to go yet progress is being made. Way bars on 80s model sanded/waxed carriages on all units cleaned honed waxed internals/ all table legs sanded cleaned / waxed smooth operators now. One table top sanded buffed and waxed. 2 more tables will done tomorrow.

You put some cash into this machine. Also a lot detailed restoration. I’m assuming cost were offset selling your previous equipment. Regardless great job.

You did a great job on this bud. If you haven’t already done it paste wax will keep the aluminum gleaming and pleasure of use on the saw table and slides. I took a rust drill press column to bare metal shined it up waxed it 8 months ago her in Florida hum it y central. Still looks great. Moves very well when adjusting hight. I do all my saw tables plainer tables even my chop saw for easy of use(less drag ) and protection from rust on cast iron and corrosion on aluminum. Easiest best thing I picked up along the way. Keep up the good work.

I have a Goldie mark 5 from the 60s and my dads Mark 5 from the1980 grey and black. What was the cost of original paint colors fro shop smith if you don’t mind me asking. I’m in the process of just getting every thing in working order on those two while doing same to China knock off “Total Shop” duplicate of mark 5. Yes I have 3 lol. 2 will be sold for sure.

Curious, what was the cost at the time of your upgrade?

I inherited my father's greenie....condition basically exactly as yours was before restoration. Thank you.....I'm going to do this too!!!!!

I'm restoring a couple of 510's and have a greenie I was going to give away but may restore it now. I got my first shopsmith in the 70's and love these machines. Thanks for sharing. I'm glad this video didn't have music. The 510 upgrade video you did was harder to hear with music. I subscribed!

Very informative video … Except…it always amazes me why creators seem to think there needs to be some background music/noise.. rock music is especially annoying… not needed at all

Where and I'll can get the plans for the beer mud

The lower tubes do not support any tooling and many are rusted up. On my rebuilds I have started to sand lower tubes and paint them. Looks good and you dont have to maintain them.

Nice job. But two years later and no update on the jointer.

Wow, that looked like a lot of work. But well done as it looked near new.

I just started tearing down a model 500 from the early 80’s. I pulled the wheel assemblies off to restore. On one set I was able to get the set screw out but when I tried to get the screws out on the other set it stripped them. Do you have any advice?

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Nice job, but you should a line the the miter slot to the saw blade first, if not all the other adjustments will be off

Video is awesome, but music is way too loud!

Really appreciate your work. Can’t stand the music way too loud. Thanks for the video.