Craftsman Table Saws with pedestal mounts

[Youngfd]

I have a Craftsman table saw model # 103-200002 on a pedestal mount. Do they make a pedestal mount for my other saw which is a model 113-29920? It obviously would require one with a different top mount. I am trying to get all my Craftsman tools on pedestal mounts. I have in my collection a bandsaw, drill press and bench grinder besides the one table saw outfitted on pedestals.

 

[dzahm]

idk the answer but I like the pedestal- I have an older cman table saw (don't know the number- its prior to the gold ones I am pretty sure) Hows the pedestal saw in terms of tippyness? It looks like a large sheet of plywood/osb/sheeting would maybe tip it- but it looks really cool-

 

[Youngfd]

I just got the pedestal table saw a few days ago, so have not tried it. I am curious also as to the stability on a pedestal.

 

[CKS1955]

I have all my on pedestals, including 3 table saw on pedestal. They are stable.

Jay

 

[CKS1955]

Here is a link to pedestal stands available, published in 1955:

http://www.vintagemachinery.org/pubs/222/4760.pdf

Jay

 

[CKS1955]

Do they make a pedestal mount for my other saw which is a model 113-29920?

Below is link to the 1956 catalog that the above saw first appeared along with the associated pedestal stand.

http://www.vintagemachinery.org/pubs/222/2122.pdf

Jay

 

[Youngfd]

Good afternoon Jay-

Thanks for the quick response. Your collection is amazing.

The information you attached is perfect. Now the question. How do you ID a pedestal in the wild and figure out which catalog # they are? Is the catalog # cast or stamped into them?

Thanks, Jim

 

[CKS1955]

Jim,

Here is list of the information I created a few years ago at the request of FrankLee.

Here is a link to that discussion, but it appears most of the pictures no longer display.

Craftsman Pedestal-Type Power Tool Stands

Craftsman Pedestal-Type Power Tool Stands In 1954, Sears began offering Craftsman Pedestal-Type Power Tool Stands for a limited number of machines. By 1956, there were pedestal stands for fourteen unique machines. from page 35 of the 1956 catalog The pedestal stands were also featured with...

www.garagejournal.com

The catalog number relates to the 1956 Craftsman catalog, but I believe at least a portion of the catalog number was consistent from year to year.

The last line of data would be for your table saw.
Jay

 

[Youngfd]

Perfect , Exactly the info I was looking for. J

 

[JEFinCLE]

I have a pedestal base on a saw of a similar, but not identical vintage. Mine is a 113.29992, which I think pre-dates yours by a few years. Here's a link to a thread on OWWM from my restoration. There are several shots of the pedestal base from different angles that might help you identify them as you're hunting. https://owwm.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=215389

 

[Youngfd]

I have a pedestal base on a saw of a similar, but not identical vintage. Mine is a 113.29992, which I think pre-dates yours by a few years. Here's a link to a thread on OWWM from my restoration. There are several shots of the pedestal base from different angles that might help you identify them as you're hunting. https://owwm.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=215389

Good evening The pics of your pedestal look like it might be the same. The casting #s on the base and the top bracket would confirm it. I have determined I need a base casting # 38212-103 and top bracket casting # 35214-103. Thanks for sharing.