Craftsman Bench saw 10" Tilting Arbor Model 113.29901

by Lloyd Ehrhardt
(Brick N.J)

Craftsman 1960's 10

Can you tell me approximately when this was manufactured Craftsman Model No. 113.29901.
I have operating instructions but no date on this manual put out by Sears, Roebuck & Co. This was my uncle's table saw. Anyone have any additional information about this saw?

Thank you

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May 11, 2011
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Price?
by: Anonymous

Does anyone know how much this would sell for? I have the exact one and although i would love to keep it and continue using it i sadly need the money. Any thoughts or ideas on a fair price would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

May 19, 2010
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I have TWO wings
by: Dennis M

I have TWO wings as pictured off same model saw. They are in GREAT SHAPE and are located in Hudson Valley, NY

dennismjm@optonline.net

May 10, 2010
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1/2 inch adapters for 5/8 holes
by: Anonymous

Sears sells adapters that go inside the blades for 5/8 inch holes and 1/2 inch arbors. The only thing is they come as a 10 pack. ohh the 4 or 5 dollars out of my pocket and store em in that special drawer. come in handy... i own 3 1950 vintage craftsman saws. one 10 inch and 2 8 inch. also a 1960 vintage radial arm saw. so i know about 1/2 inch arbors

Oct 06, 2009
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table extensions
by: Dusty

Anyone know where I can get a table extension like the one in Lloyd's thread.

Thanks,
Dusty

Jul 14, 2009
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manufactured in 1952
by: Anonymous

I have the same one that was manufactured in 1952

Jan 18, 2009
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Old Saw Blades for Sears Bench Saws
by: Anonymous

Where can I find saw blades for an early Sears Craftsman Bench Saw? These were 8" blades with a 1/2" arbor. Todays blades are 7 1/4" with 5/8" arbor.

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