will this fit on a shopsmith
1118777
Hi,I have never seen Shopsmith products so I cannot help with this query. I only use Nova chucks myself and am happy with them so no reason to use others, sorry, I cannot help. cheers Ed Strahan
1118778
if the mounting holes match your chuck if not you will have to change the mounting holes a little to make it fit and you will need to buy screws that are longer .this is what I had to do .Mind works very good Good luck and injoy John
1118779
As long as you have the psi chuck that fits your lathe that is also comparable with this plate it will work, on my lathe I am currently using the CSC3000C Barracuda Lathe Chuck and it works great.
354238
It looks like it will, I don't have a Pockit but I looked at it and it appears to be of the same thread and diameter
498127
It should work if it has the correct thread to match your tool. Mine was a porta cable sander and the thread is 5/16 by 26 if I remember correctly? Check carefully the specs on your tool. RC
1751172
It , I think, depends on wither it is high or low shank. Check before you purchase to make sure it is right for you machine.
434689
The product list does not show your model as being one that this foot fits. However, the fit depends on two things. There is a curved area on the left that goes under the needle clamp screw. That curve has to be wide enough to fit around your screw. On the right, there is also that shiny curved claw that must fit around your needle clamp screw. Without knowing these dimensions, it is impossible to tell if it will fit until you try it. Check out Amazons return policy and see if you want to take a chance and possibly have to return it, is my advice.
1973560
yes it Wil fit and it will sound good i really was amazed of the sound also I had mine professional welded on it cost me 100 with a chrome tip also welded on u will be happy
631716
Not sure but it fits on my craftsman, porter cable and my blue hawk routers. Even if it doesn't fit u can drill holes where u need them.
2188709
The short answer is probably. This chuck will fit a headstock at 1" Dia X 8 Threads per inch or 3/4" Dia X 16 Threads per inch. I am not familiar with your lathe, suggest you check your owners manual for your head stock size. You might also "Google" your model, there are usually a number of review for just about any piece of equipment on the net. Good luck, Mike
1333789
I do not believe that it will fit your shop vac... This is designed for an ash vac..
1083752
I bought on chance that it would fit on my skill table saw and it does. I would think it would fit any standard table saw. I hope this will help.
1085856
I don't know. If the shank on your machine is low (1/2" from the foot to the thumb-screw) it should. If it's high (1" from the foot to the thumb-screw), it won't. For the price, it's probably worth taking the chance.
522155
Hey Savage, most of the threads on most tools are universal, like mini grinders are all 5/8". I believe that it will fit, but if it does not Amazon is good about giving returns, although you will probably have to pay the return postage
2162419
If your lathe spindle is a 1" 8 tpi then yes it will fit. If it is a 3/4" spindle there is an adapter that will make it fit.
770653
Yes, it will fit. Just use some Teflon tape or thread seal so it seals good. If the threads are not already coated.
217617
No it will not fit the Craftsman. You would need to look for "rotary backing plate". This Astro Pneumatic plate is only used for DA polisher/sanders
614069
I would think so as long as you have the low shank style presser foot . I used it on my Baby lock ,Ellisimo Gold and it fit perfectly. If you ask your dealer their going to want to sell you one for that machine at double or triple the price... That happened to me on one of the other presser feet. I could have easily used the one made by Distinctive and saved a lot of money.. I have several of the presser feet attachments from them and they all fit my machine perfectly.
1243192
No, it will not fit unless you cut down the bore length by cutting 1/4" off of each side of the bore. This is not an easy task unless you know someone with a large metal cutting lathe who will do this for you.