When fitting the bar to the miter slot, you must lift it from the slot to adjust the horizontal nylon screws one at a time and recheck until snug. More forgiving than the original brittle cast iron raiser arm if you forget to loosen the table locks when moving the table. It doesn't show well, but the rods are in the miter gauge rod number set Miter Gauge Rod Questions of the holes. Contact me for availability and pricing. Please fill in this form and we'll send you more information and special offers for the Shopsmith MARK 7 and other woodworking topics.

The adjustable stop slides to Miter Gauge Rod 60 the left or right in a top-mounted T-Slot and can be flipped up or down when needed. The extension with stop slides left or right on the gauge face to allow repetitive cut-offs up to 20" long. Order on the Web or by Phone, if you prefer -- Call before PM Eastern Time. Close [X]. Welcome to Shopsmith. Please fill in this form and we'll send you more information and special offers for the Shopsmith MARK 7 and other woodworking topics.

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I got careless and was polishing too far from the free end and it started to whip. It went past the point of no return before I could restrain it. I keep the rod where I will see it often as a reminder! I had to cut the present 'stop' rod off the positioning rod. Since I did not want to make it too much shorter. On the todo list.

Chamfer the ends of the rods. Make a longer stop rod. Miter Gauge Stop Rod Post by dusty » Mon Nov 30, pm The data sheet that came with the stop rod says that it can be used to repeatedly cut the same size pieces from 0" to 18" long. I do not understand how it can be used "safely" to cut anything less than about 5". This photo image shows why I feel that way. What am I missing. Post by JPG » Tue Dec 01, am dusty wrote: The data sheet that came with the stop rod says that it can be used to repeatedly cut the same size pieces from 0" to 18" long.

Post by tryinhard » Wed Dec 02, am dusty wrote: The data sheet that came with the stop rod says that it can be used to repeatedly cut the same size pieces from 0" to 18" long. But envision that if you will. Say 2" cutoffs are your objective. Where do you get a hold of the the work piece?? What I have shown in the image I attached to this thread is the shortest piece that can be measured and cut using the stop rod method. Longer than shown is not an issue; JPG has indicated that he is planning to get an even longer rod for his use.

Longer than shown is not an issue] The reason for a longer rod in my case is when using it to wrap around the end of the miter gauge extension. The extension sticks out over 6" beyond the miter face. I have home made extensions that are almost a foot longer.

This 'mode' is illustrated in the second pix I posted.

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