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I have a craftsman table saw 113.27520. Probably a 1950ish vintage and I need the gear rail that mates with the gear from the fence. Is there anywhere I can purchase this part ?
Re: I have a craftsman table saw 113.27520. Probably a...
I checked Searspartsdirect.com and most of the parts for this saw are obsolete no replacement. You might want to go to the site and double check for the part that you need,
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I don't know of a source.
Table saw fences/rails are often interchangeable between table saw brands. Usually the rails that the fence rides on must go with the fence. The simpler the connection, the more likely a transfer is compatible.
i need a replacement fence for my craftsman model #113.298762 craftsman no longer makes them . the only other replacement , i found was a delta 36t-30 t2 , which also no longer made thanks bill in ohio
I think you can download a manual for your saw from this link. or this link. Another site I have had good luck with for these older models is here. Choose the publications/reprints tab at left, then choose craftsman in the manufacturer's link, and then click on machine type to sort the list into table saws. From there you might find a similar vintage manual that has the details you need. Many models have similar parts, and the descriptions of fence operation, etc are somewhat common. Good luck.
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I am guessing it must be damaged beyond the adjustments. Are you sure the blade is aligned with the table? If not that could be the problem. I have most rip fences for craftsman belt drive saws available, Ebay 'Hokienpokie" or contact me via email, if you need another fence. Jim
Does your saw have an adjustable/extension table. If so look on the backside where the other gear is located on a DeWalt there are 2 bolts holding this in place, what I do is loosen them up and with the square move the fence till it squares up and then snug the bolts, move the fence away and bring it back again to see if it repeats to square, if so tighten up, if not try again, if you don't have this gear give me the brand and model number and I will look into it further
Before I can assist You, I need you to provide some more Information. Make, Model, & Serial # of Table Saw? Is this Fence the Standard that came with the Saw? What type of "Rear Rail" do you have? What "Rod" are you referring too?
I just installed a Delta T2 fence on my 10" Craftsman Table Saw. It's 27" deep. The bushing either could be relocated or you could use spacers on the front, back, or both on the saw to get the required distance. Also, you'll have to drill new holes, however, I used one of the existing holes in the front and back of my saw as well.
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