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My real question is if you have a 510 why do you need this. Don't get me wrong I see the need for more than one SS as I have one on a wall permanent a 500 then another 500 I use with the belt and disk sander most days but also use it as my lathe most the time. Then My 510 that has the jointer and spends 90% of its life as a tablesaw. I am in the look for a second 510 table and plan on putting another carriage on my 510 but use a 500 carriage and table post & I am going to use linear rails to modify and mount my secondhand 510 table and have a really Badass sliding table saw with double main table size. Then an extension pole could lock the tables together to prevent sliding. Unlike a tail table both would go up and down with a hand crank too and could be set at the same angle. I have had the Idea for a bit but I need to find a good second 510 table. Maybe just pick up a entire machine on market place next time I find one around 500. Use the table to make my system and chop down the new SS to a shorty and make a sanding station with the belt sander and strip sander. I do also have a powerstation. But the one-car garage is getting a bit full. Lol Plus all the welding equipment and SS free stand planner too. I love ShopSmith I was raised on a 500 my dad got it when I was 4. That was 45 years ago. I also made a bad ass router attachment that uses a 500 table and carriage that hangs in place of the tail table. It holds a 2.5 hp router that basically is mounted to the extra caraige that the 500 table comes down over the router. The carriage is not on the way tubes it instead sets into the tail stock and places the end table. This looks well made not knocking it just if you have a 510 they are so damn nice for a table saw compared to the 500.

Hell yeah thanks Chris! Making a cribbage board as a wedding gift🎉

Hello. Do you still have the plans available? Thanks

I always thought it was so strange that people complained about table size. I remember making accessory tables for my Dad's craftsman table saw as a child. Aren't we wood workers? Lol

I love this. You did fantastic. Im going to use my shopsmith to build a dedicated router table instead ;)

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İzmir -TÜRKİYE'den selamlar,Pizza presiniz,alt bağlantı kuşakları ile,pres baskı kolunu birleştirmeniz,sağlamlık açısından harika bir fikir,pres çok güzel olmuş,beğendim,yalnız merak ettiğim,Pizza hamurunun kalınlığını ayarlamak için menteşelerin önüne,iki tabaka arasına koyduğunuz metal demir parçasının kalınlığı kaç mm'dir,bu çok güzel bir fikir ve daha önce bu konuda seyrettiğim başka hiçbir videoda Sizin bu güzel fikrinize rastlamadım,3mm'mi ,yoksa 4mm'mi o metalin kalınlığı,Sizden bunu sormamın nedeni,Sizin vereceğiniz ölçüye göre,ben de aynı presten yapacağım,vereceğiniz yanıt için şimdiden teşekkür ederim,esen kalın

Have a nice day sir... I wish i could buy your product. I badly need that in my small business

Id like to purchase one from you. How do i do that?

Nice job my friend ..from the uk

Awesome

Just getting into screen printing plastic water bottles. Do you have plans?

Nice build I want to make one like this too I was wondering what type of cutter bit you use ? Does the shape of the gun grips look so smooth.

Double tilt upgrade gives you new table tubes geared on both sides.

Double tilt upgrade is a whole lot easier.

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I've been wanting to build one of these,for some time now... Your very thorough on the finer points.. This whole production,has got me pretty confident.I gotta say, you make it look easy!! I look forward to finally getting my feet off the ground.. I'll take it from here..lol Thanks for sharing your version, from networking! I'll certainly be back for clarification

great idea

You : I put this together in a couple of hours, now I'm selling it. Me : This took me all weekend. It looks like a six year old made it. But it works! I feel like I owe you a beer.

Nice addition.

Your Mark V looks in great shape for a machine that's at least fourty years old. Adding a double tilt was a great modification.

That sir is innovative as I’ve seen. Good on yuh!!

My tip would be prove the results under cling film for 1hr before topping them 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

Great for tortillas and even pastry too 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

.............and you have Shopsmith.

I love my 500 you could not pray my 510 out of my cold dead hands. You should really be on the look out for a good cheap one on market place.

I do like. I guess sometime here in the next month I might shoot a small video of how my homemade shopsmith router table works. Like I was telling you it uses the shopsmith main table. I have been wanting to show Scott at my growth rings too. I also made the same attachment for my fence.

I was going to do the same thing to one of my3, but one of the problems I have with the ShopSmith overhead router still comes into play, and that is it is way under speed compared to most routers. So Instead since I already have a 3 hp plunge router I went different in a way you might like better. I purchased a extra table and carriage for a shopsmith mark 5 on Ebay for around 30 bucks shipped. I took a extra tailstock and removed the legs. I put the tail stock legs in my shopsmith at the end table spot and I welded some 1/4 in x 2 plate on each one perpendicular to the tube where they are parallel to the way tubes but stick off the end. It is hard to describe in detail but I basically bolted the extra carriage to tjose plates so it hangs off the end out into the air. Then made a wooden mount screwed down to the top of the carriages that holds my router just over it sticking up so the blade is centered in the table insert. My router is a hitachi and is one of the round ones that go in a plunge base or fixed base. It is about 3 in dia and it sets in a little frame I made out of 2x stock and is clamped in with carriage bolts and large hand nuts. So basically I take down my end table and set this carriage router combo off the end and then drop a main table down over. The table height adjust the exact same but the bonus too is nothing is taller than the table so no way tubes sticking up.. It works just like the speed increaser as far as setting up and using the tables. Except it is not underpowered and will handle any size cutter you want to run. Then I bought a 1/2 in shaper shat to go into it for 16 bucks on amazon. The speed increaser is one tool everyone should avoid. I love and even bleed ShopSmith but it was not well made and it is very prone to failure. Leave it to shopsmith owners we always find a work around. Lol

You need a stylus with a ball bearing on the tip. It would make for a smoother stroke I do believe.

Where can i buy the same one?

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Not worth the time and effort. I have a tilting router table already.

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Great stuff there. Question: if someone found the tilting end from another SS, could that be mounted to the base, swapped for the locking end? That would give you tilting on that other end also. Is that right or am I missing something?

What size hinges are used please?

I need to make a stainless steel or heavy plastic Unger type of squeegee handle.Can you help me?

I did this on my shopsmith, but I put removal pins on the table so I can rotate the pipes on the table to what side I need.

Awesome job, Chris. I just picked up a couple off of Craigslist for $300 each. One is a shorty from 1983. Thanks for sharing.

Does it press multiple size pizza

Hi sir please can i have your dough recipe ??? Please 🙏😊

I’ll look - I’ll let you know.👍👍

Nicely done sir.👍👍

Aqui no Brasil não se encontra pronto para comprar está máquina! !

AWESOME! Well done and for a 500 & 510!

Thank a cigarette you clarified screwed it off.

How did you create the clamp to hold down pizza press handle?

What ink are good for plastic cups?

Email sent. I'm interested in one