Bobbtclyde
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Can anyone tell me about my new old saw i found. Craftman table saw with a 1/2 horse motor table tilts and blade rises. Restoration. Might wanna sell it value?. Anything about it woukd be super.
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Craftmen tablesaw 103.0120
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lafester
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Post some pics, tell us about how you found it and why you want to sell.
Get value by seeing what they sell for on cl in your area. Table saws are extremely common and unless very well built do not bring much resale.
Get value by seeing what they sell for on cl in your area. Table saws are extremely common and unless very well built do not bring much resale.
Hankoh
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A great source of information for old woodworking equipment (including copies of manuals, photos, history, etc.) is available at vintagemachinery.org. I did a quick check there but did not find anything on Craftsman 103.0120 - are you sure that number is correct? There are lots and lots of postings on Craftsman table saws and am surprised a model would be missing.
Lynden
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Did you mean Craftsman 103.0210?
http://vintagemachinery.org/photoindex/detail.aspx?id=2817
http://www.blackburntools.com/artic...ves/sears/pdfs/sears-craftsman-1940-power.pdf -- shown on Page 3
http://vintagemachinery.org/photoindex/detail.aspx?id=2817
http://www.blackburntools.com/artic...ves/sears/pdfs/sears-craftsman-1940-power.pdf -- shown on Page 3
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406Rich
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I only paid $60 for my 1964 delta with tilting arbor, just needed a light cleaning, new blade and a little TLC...I`ve used it quite frequently..