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I would think they're later production as well. The first gen style I've been stumbling on marked as Lifetime and Powr Kraft too.

Look what I’m picking up in the morning!!!! I’ve been searching for years now! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Let's put together a list of what newer zero clearance inserts fit what older Craftsman saw. Or, if we're going to have to make them. Or modify others. I love my 50's / 60's tools, but don't see any info listed on spec's for these. Let's gather up a list to keep these old things going...

Hmmm, didn't think of that, thanks!

Looks Great!

Re: Searching: Sears 113.27521 10" Arbor Saw Part Whats the model number of the saw?

Plastic, I have two of the handy carry boxes.... gotta find a stack.

So I have the Craftsman Pro Fluorescent Drop light, bulb finally died in it, and debating putting in LED. I'm sure there's a ballast in there that I have to bypass, but has anyone taken it apart and done the swap yet?

I kinda like the P&C more than the Plomb, honestly.

I like those, think I've seen them gray on the outside part of the middle and black out at the wheels. The dead middle, a lot of B&D machines were polished. In your case, I'd do black.

I've heard pretty good things about those actually.

nice work!

Thanks Don! And as always, wow to your two latest! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Did a quick test on my ‘57 Craftsman 110.7600 sander tonight. Wanted to see if, it was already in decent shape, would just using the bench grinder and some rouge would get close to Don’s masterpieces. Close, but not quite. Some day I’ll do it Don’s way. For now it’s nice enough to look at...

There's a couple old garages up there that I would love to buy out their tools. One shop over in Red Hill, it's a 4 bay shop but between tools and parts, is now a 1 bay shop. I miss that area!

I'm wondering if it's a pre-war left over sold after the war with a then-modern badge and paint. I don't recall any industrial grinders listed til the "pre-bock" era. Definitely none listed in the "mailbox" grinder era. Possibly a special order or warranty replacement?

Lesser and Lugz, where does he get all of these??? I'm down in the opposite corner of Bucks now, and don't get up there often.

That looks like a Long-C era grinder with a 50's badge. Very odd, I thought CMan stopped those around ww2? But then again, I think that could be early-50's, as the Pre-blocks and "Mailbox" grinders back then only went to 1/2HP.

And Craftsman Box Heads.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Or some Craftsman RHFT. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk