I just got a classic craftsman tablesaw "Craftsman 100" model
113.29991. It's in great shape but it has no blade guard. Any
suggestions where I can get a blade guard/splitter/pawls assembly that
I could mount on this saw.
I picture of what the original one looked like is here:
http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t213/brodwidr/113.jpg
You should be albe to find it at the following site.
http://www3.sears.com/Paul/partlist_search.asp?page_id=00001&prd_typ_id=0744600&bnd_id=0247&model_desc=BENCH%20SAW&model_num=11329991&doc_id=10043023&documentTypeID=PLDM&documentClassCode=PM&titleType=FIGURE%201&titleID=00001&SearchType=TITLE&
good luck.
Keith
"David" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I just got a classic craftsman tablesaw "Craftsman 100" model
> 113.29991. It's in great shape but it has no blade guard. Any
> suggestions where I can get a blade guard/splitter/pawls assembly that
> I could mount on this saw.
>
> I picture of what the original one looked like is here:
>
> http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t213/brodwidr/113.jpg
>
David wrote:
> Keith, thanks. I tried that, and it comes back with the error
> message:
>
> "We're Sorry. Due to unavailability, the following parts can not be
> ordered."
>
> Have you had success ordering parts from saws this old from Sears.
>
Sears is variable. If they have it, and they do have a lot of stuff,
it's the place to go. When they don't have it, your best best is to
look for a junker "parts machine" on Craigslist, or sometimes Ebay has
people selling bits and pieces of old machines. Try searching by part
number on google and Ebay and see what turns up.
David Starr
Good luck. The blade guard is usually the first thing that gets thrown out.
Got a new saw a couple of months ago. The blade guard is still in the
plastic bag.
"David Starr" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> When they don't have it, your best best is to
> look for a junker "parts machine" on Craigslist, or sometimes Ebay has
> people selling bits and pieces of old machines. Try searching by part
> number on google and Ebay and see what turns up.
>
> David Starr
>
>
On 31 May 2007 01:23:20 -0700, David <[email protected]> wrote:
>Keith, thanks. I tried that, and it comes back with the error
>message:
>
>"We're Sorry. Due to unavailability, the following parts can not be
>ordered."
>
>Have you had success ordering parts from saws this old from Sears.
That's too bad. Reminds me that Delta's policy during my tenure was
that "Guard and saftey label tooling would be maintained for
eternity", while other tooling would be discontinued as demand fell
off,after placement of a calculated lifetime supply.
Of course under B & D, I doubt that the"forever" policy on guard
tooling is still in place.
Frank