I'll be SO happy when I get this thing back together and can start making sawdust again. Is the end of the HAR where the crank handle seats a standard size? After looking on eBay it seems that the majority are And while we are on the subject, before I go measuring (or to verify once I have) I can't find the crank handle on any of them. I checked all the diagrams and unless I'm just plain ol' missing it, Kinda dampens myР”Р‡aith in the knowledge of the employees.

The price and item# for the knob that locks down the rip fence. The item Craftsman Table Saw Aluminum Fence Align A Rip 2412 for 113 or 315 model is in sale. I called Sears, the operator was nice enough to give me VINTAGE Sears Craftsman 3/8 Electric Drill Model No 315.

Which is where I'm having troubleР”Р‡inding the crank handle. Worst case scenario is you'd have to order from sears.Р”Р„s for #33-35, my height adjustment rod (henceforth known as 'HAR') does not have a screw, A lot of time folks sell the parts on e bay. Mine looks like the one on the bottom.Р”Р„s for 33-35 and going back and looking at your handle, it appears that may be part of the wheel assembly? I have a screw in my wheels to attach them to number 36. 'Bar 20' looks like the arbor nut wrench, both of which you show in you pic. Jon - Good to see you got it out and fixed :D Careful though, cause the cradle is heavy. To remove the cradle (guts), take off the rear trunion ( #15 in the diagram). I can't remember if you have to remove the tilt screw or just make it loose from the side of the housing. Remove the tilt screw mechanism and the stop nuts on the tilt screw/rod. Once I got it all back together, I was overly impressed with how smooth the operation was.Р”Р„s for advice: Remove the blade. I also put some grease in the bearings and on the crank rod/shaft. It's sealed in the housing so now worries about getting sawdust in there. Once it was out though, I cleaned it up and put some axle grease on it. Its, of course, risky to try any replacement without a flexible. Don't know how long mine had been in there, but it took some persuasion to get it loose. Most table saw manufacturers do include a wrench or set that helps in changing the blade. The pivot arm that Greg talks about, I removed mine with a socket about the same size and a hammer. Since you're going to have to pull the guts out anyway, you'll be able to quickly see where the clip came from. Hold the outer flange (rim) of the nut with a wrench to keep it from turning.Jon - Looks like Greg and Clay are pointing you in the right directions. In general, the blades on right-handed circular saws turn counterclockwise, so you'd tighten the bolt clockwise the blades on left-handed circular saws turn clockwise, so you'd tighten the bolt counterclockwise. 43-110 performed all of the operations commonly done on larger more expensive shapers of its type. Which direction should an arbor nut be turned in order to loosen it? Replace the drive motor with the manufacturer-approved replacement part. 34-500 8 inch Table Saw Jointer Combination machine offered a compact table saw jointer unit on one stand that used a single motor. Place the washer and nut in place and secure the blade in place by tightening the nut with a wrench by turning it clockwise (away from you). With the teeth of the blade positioned toward the front of the table saw put the blade onto the blade housing. Remove the blade and set aside out the way while you work. Moreover, which way do you turn to loosen a table saw blade? If the saw is right tilt and the blade mounts from the left side of the flange, it'll have reverse threads. Pulling the wrench toward the front of the saw should always loosen the nut. three numbers indicating the contracted or source manufacturer My Craftsman table saw is a 113. All table saws have an arbor that's threaded to self tighten when the blade spins. Can the Craftsman torque wrenches be re calibrated. Then there's the common refrain that it's all about the rake (hook) angle.Р”В«eside above, is a table saw Reverse thread? Yes, it's reverse threads. Some say one height prevents more kickbacks and minimizes tearout. Some say the blade should be no more than an 1/8 inch above the cutting surface while others say the blade should rise to the bottom of the gullet (the space between the teeth). Just so, how do you adjust the blade height on a table saw? Raise the blade to its highest cutting position. Loosen the blade-tilt locking knob and tilt the blade to a 90-degree angle. Unplug the table saw's power cord from the wall outlet.

Wrench for old craftsman table saw