My new table saw

[charged355]

Picked this up today for $50.00. It is in really good shape. Anyone else have one similar to it?

Craftsman the motor is dated 11/56

 

[woodrail]

First in with a you ****!

 

[AndrewDouglasBird]

Base seems kinda small. Looks like it would tip over easy with things like sheets of plywood.

 

[charged355]

Base seems kinda small. Looks like it would tip over easy with things like sheets of plywood.

I was thinking that at first. Then I tried to pick it up and it weighs ALOT. I will try it out this weekend though.

 

[RivennHewn]

I sold that same stand for $100 w/o the saw.

 

[Majordisorder]

The photo is making the base look smaller. That being said, to do any major plywood cutting some additional support tables would be a plus.

I have the same saw and will be getting rid of it in about a month when I move into a new shop. Thinking of keeping the base and maybe the motor and giving the saw away if anyone wants it. (or parts)

 

[theoldwizard1]

Cool !!

Love the base and the color !!!

 

[Machine Man]

I think my grandpop had one like that.

 

[Outlawmws]

Yep the Base is the big value on that setup the saw is an 8" right? Not sure if the table extension also fit the 10" but if they do, those can bring a good price by themselves.

Nice score! base and extensions make that one a Usuck

 

[930dreamer]

That looks like the one nine4gmc is looking for.

 

[softailgarage]

$50.00? Oh, you **** for sure! I restore Craftsman table saws from the 50's & 60's and finding one WITH the pedestal is damn near impossible. You also managed to find one in the "power bronze" color, along with the fence, mitre gauge & extensions...buddy, you scored.

This was my first restore a couple of years ago... 103.21041