Shopsmith in Michigan (not mine)

[castguy2003]

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This 1950's(?) vintage Shop Smith was donated to the museum, we really do not need it. Anyone interested? Not sure what it is worth, make a donation to the museum and pick it up.



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[iclark]

Looks like a 3/4hp greenie with a 4" jointer (do not see a guard in the pic) and a 12" sanding disk.

If nothing else, it would make a nice 12" disc sander and could be converted to a midi-length (or even a mini-length if you give up the main table) if shop space is tight.

[Window Guy]

I have a Shopsmith that my Wife bought me for our 10th wedding anniversary in 1982 and I love it. They get a bad rap but for a weekend wood warrior it is a great tool. I don't use the table saw function but for everything else.



Steve