Atlas Table Saw Model 3020

[email protected] (Carnie) wrote in <883eb10f.0402041838.3ea2984
@posting.google.com>:

>I wonder if any woodworkers in the group can help me date the table
>saw I inherited from my uncle. It's an Atlas Model 3020...


I own an Atlas 3060 from the early 50's. Bought it from a small cabinet shop
25 years ago on the recommendation of a friend. To keep it running I plug it
in and push the power switch :)Also you must empty sawdust from the cabinet
when it gets over a foot deep! Actually I've had to derust the top several
times after the washing machine overflowed upstairs from my cellar shop. A
little sanding, WD40, and paste wax. The fence is rock solid & in line. Not
a Bies but meets my needs. Being a dedicated Normite I'm always looking for
a new tool but can't justify replacing this one. The link to www.owwm.com
will give you all you need. Good luck.

Jerry

On 4 Feb 2004 18:38:06 -0800, [email protected] (Carnie)
wrote:

>I wonder if any woodworkers in the group can help me date the table
>saw I inherited from my uncle. It's an Atlas Model 3020, serial
>number 001071. I believe he bought it from Sears, and (if so) it had
>a Craftsman model number beginning 101.XXXX. Possibly it would have
>been 101.3020, but I can't confirm that.
>
>It's my attention to restore it. If anyone has one, I'd love to hear
>what you've done to keep it running. An owner's manual or parts list
>would also be a great help. You can reply via the Rec. or to e-mail
>[email protected]
>
>Thanks in advance, Carnie



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