1933 CRAFTSMAN Table saw FIRST POST!!

[hbbikeguy]

MY FIRST POST HERE!
Picked this morning at a estate sale for $30. Really dig how clean the logos are. Maybe a 1933 is from my interweb search of logo history, but would live some input.

 

[A E Numan]

That looks to be in very nice shape, Good Score!

 

[woody 73]

very nice indeed good score!

 

[Bob Hall]

Nice find! I'd say you are right about 1933. I checked the Vintage Machine site : http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/detail.aspx?id=2812 and there it is. All parts seem present. I like the dual throat plates for a blade or a dado/ shaper.

 

[hbbikeguy]

Nice find! I'd say you are right about 1933. I checked the Vintage Machine site : http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/detail.aspx?id=2812 and there it is. All parts seem present. I like the dual throat plates for a blade or a dado/ shaper.

Wow so cool, what a recourse. Can't thank you enough [emoji4]

 

[hbbikeguy]

Looks about right.

 

[75CrewDeutz]

That is really cool! I'm trying to get an idea of the size. What's the dimensions of the table?

 

[hbbikeguy]

For size reference.

 

[hbbikeguy]

I am a vintage bike guy and can not help but think how cool that metal Craftsman logo would look on my prewar Schwinn as a head badge. It is a bit small however, lol.

 

[CNGsaves]

Well dammit you paid 50 cents more than retail price in 1933 !!!

It was only $29.50 without the motor in 1933 !!!

Great score OP and for first GJ post . . you've earned YOU **** !!!

 

[hbbikeguy]

Well dammit you paid 50 cents more than retail price in 1933 !!!

It was only $29.50 without the motor in 1933 !!!

Great score OP and for first GJ post . . you've earned YOU **** !!! [emoji106]

I feel like part of the group now [emoji23]