Craftsman table saw 113.29991

[walz]

I'm on to my next repair, the table saw, it's in good condition considering that the owner messed around with it.

This is how I found it the motor was on the table so I assumed it belonged to it. My mistake.

I removed the table from the shell.

Someone cut a large hole in th skin of the shell.
Maybe someone can tell me if the skin had a hole and it's been enlarged?
The bolt is broken, I am going to remove it, and the only way would be practical is to dismantle the saw.

The stand for the saw, can someone tell me if this belongs with the saw????

 

[BMcC]

I inherited the same saw from my wife's grandfather. The stand looks just like the one I have. He built a box around the stand to collect dust, and I'm guessing that a previous owner on yours cut that hole to collect dust.

 

[jakemac]

The hole in the side is an owners mod.
The stand is correct and is a hard to find (and expensive) original Craftsman stand (very desirable for some collectors).

 

[walz]

So I will bolt it down correctly and use it. As for the hole, I will have to live with it.

 

[ckadams00]

Walz - those saws are a dime a dozen in various shape and very easy to work on - the stand is a great find! It shouldn't be too hard to find a replacement body shell cheap if the rest of the saw is in poor condition . . .just a thought if the hole is a problem for you.

 

[walz]

Walz - those saws are a dime a dozen in various shape and very easy to work on - the stand is a great find! It shouldn't be too hard to find a replacement body shell cheap if the rest of the saw is in poor condition . . .just a thought if the hole is a problem for you.

I'm going to use it as is, it's going to work in my shop. I'm not into painting it, if a side panel shows up ill use it.