Matt018888
Well-known member
I thought I would share this rebuild. I bought the saw for $50. It was sitting in the basement of a early 60s home and seemed to be never used. A young guy bought the house and was selling the saw in the basement. So I decided to take it home and rebuild it. New bearings on the carrier and motor, new capacitor, rocker stand, table and a led light. My plan was to set this up in the shop with a dado, rebuilding this brought back some memories working on my dad's radial arm saw(his was a old craftsman). Anyways the biggest thing I wanted to share was during the rebuilding process I saw the fan had a slight crack and even though I was careful pressing it off the motor fan broke. Hard part to find but during a Google search I found a link to a 3d printable fan, I had it printed than I installed it and if worked flawlessly. So we saved just one more saw from the junk yard!
