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Craftsman Table Saw parts needed

abrasv

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Just picked up an older model 113.299315 belt drive saw off of Facebook but it is missing some parts. Not sure where to look other then most places so far say nothing available. Actually this seems to be a really decent ts and came with the router attached to it. It is missing the blade guard/splitter and kickback assembly mounting bracket. Also, I believe there is/was a spring on the motor mount bracket that is gone. Other then that, after cleaning and oiling, it runs like new.
My question is that I'm looking for suggestions as to where to look for these parts. I understand that this model was last made in the 90's so figure this might be a long process.
Thanks for any suggestions.
 

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subroc

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Clearly eBay is a place to look for parts although parts tend to sell for a premium there. Other options for parts is a want to buy post in machinery or woodworking forum classified forums. My favorite way to find needed parts is bargain basement prices for a complete or mostly complete parts machine on Craigslist. Lot of similar models will have those needed parts.
 

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That’s a great looking specimen and wow you really got a good fence with it.
pm me
I have an extra blade guard that might work.
To your question on a spring on the motor; my saw has no springs, the motor just pivots on the mount with the motors weight providing the belt for tension.
 

Shootinok

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Here‘s what I have…

I combined 3 old saws (two beyond the grave) to make mine.
I’m very happy with that old craftsman.
 

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abrasv

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That’s a great looking specimen and wow you really got a good fence with it.
pm me
I have an extra blade guard that might work.
To your question on a spring on the motor; my saw has no springs, the motor just pivots on the mount with the motors weight providing the belt for tension.
Help me out here: how do I send you a pm?
 
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y'sguy

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I have a saw similar. I didn't know craftsman made that router setup and I have to try and find one now!. I always wanted to build that type of setup and just never got around to it. Now I know they did it from the factory. I guess I'll be on the lookout.
 

bubinga

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I have a saw similar. I didn't know craftsman made that router setup and I have to try and find one now!. I always wanted to build that type of setup and just never got around to it. Now I know they did it from the factory. I guess I'll be on the lookout.
You could always make a nice one out triple stack plywood, and laminate it all around, and get about a 8" X 11" router insert.
Shouldn't be hard for a woodworker.
 
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