#Mark 7 shopsmith for sale serial number

Of interest would be pictures the of accessories too. I would be interested in seeing more pictures of you Shopsmith and I believe others would too. It included the Metal Extension Table, Table Extension Bracket, the Tailstock for the new table, new version of the Fence with both front and rear locks along with related knobs and parts. The biggest improvement, in my opinion, was the change to the metal extension table and Magna must have believed it to since they offered an upgrade kit for the wood extension table Model 10E tools already sold. Improvements made to the Model 10's made them better to work with. More about your Shopsmith, because it is an early one it may be desirable as collectible but not as much as a working piece of history. It is through there restorations I have learned a lot about them and the changes that occurred during their production. I own or have owned 22 Model 10's of which 17 have been restored and 14 resold. Issues with the first production headstock and the aluminum spring housing caused the first two changes in the Model 10E.ДЄs BuckeyeDennis mentioned above I have S/N 1077 which was part of the first order sent to Montgomery Ward west coast stores/catalog houses on November 15, 1947. Being the 539th tool made it looks like the only change was the headstock and if it is steel not aluminum the quill return spring housing. Most of your Shopsmith has version 1 parts. The Lathe tool rest is the first version that was soon replaced by a single casting. It is interesting to note that it has the second version of the headstock. As Bruce said it was likely part of the second order for Montgomery Ward.

#Mark 7 shopsmith for sale serial number

It is indeed one of the early Shopsmiths having the serial number 1539. Your Shopsmith Model 10E looks in pretty good condition.