vintage craftsman table saw

[kris marsh]

I just recieved a 1954 Sears craftsman table saw model#103.22161 a beautiful machine. I noticed a part was broken Part # 37418-103 some kind of motor guide. I haven't been able to find parts for the saw. Im desperate to get this saw working anyone have any ideas how to complete my saw? Mr desperate.

 

[jakemac]

Your best bet would be to find a donor saw, or keep an active search on ebay with email notifications until one pops up.

 

[ar2stp48]

Try this site: www.owwm.org/viewforum.php?f=1&sid=b15217a2a216dbae2132e7e54bdf1786 Old Woodworking Machines

Have pictures of your "new" saw ready. There is a section to place wanted parts for resto

 

[woody 73]

Just a thought but then again only as a last resort because I am sure the cost would kill most everyone on the GJ myself included:

http://www.siouxcityfoundry.com/cast-iron-manufacturers.html

The above is just an example you could call around for many quotes or cast it yourself.

Mind you it would be much cheaper to do a Ebay search for replacement parts.

 

[Packard V8]

Those saws are everywhere for dirt cheap. Watch craigslist and you should be able to get another soon

 

[bluebolt]

Kris, I am not sure what part you need. Please look at this manual. I might be able to help.
http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/222/4258.pdf