Will a sears item #929910 rail and fence system fit a Craftsman 113.221720 table saw?

Various Rip Fences on eBay and also links to specialist parts suppliers.

https://www.google.com/search?q=replacement+rip+fence+to+fit+a+craftsman+table+saw+model+%23+137.271221

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The parts diagram for the Craftsman 137.218072 is available here: https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model/2fdac98m1p-000247/craftsman-137218072-table-saw-parts . The blade guard is available; it's part 3232, The rip fence (part 2RXS) is not available. However, there are after-market table saw fences that probably can work. You may need to make some adjustments for the mounting points. See https://woodsmithspirit.com/best-table-saw-fence/ for some ideas.

I hope getting the blade guard at least helps.

Cindy Wells

You can find a nice quality feather board that will fit your table saw from www.leevalley.com. They have one that comes with both 5/8" and 3/4" table bars and sells for about $15. I have one and it works great, Look under the Woodworking tab and type in feather boards. Look at the brand Versatile Featherboards. http://www.leevalley.com/US/wood/page.aspx?p=60022&cat=1,240,45884,60022 You may want to call Lee Valley to see if they have a zero clearance insert that will fit your saw. Otherwise, order a new insert from Sears Parts Direct. From the picture on their website I believe it comes as a blank and you will need to cut the new opening in the insert. To do that lower the saw blade all the way below the table top, install the new insert, move the rip fence over top of the insert but not over where the saw blade would penetrate, turn on the saw, and slowly raise the blade up through the insert.

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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.

look at the uni9 fence by delta or the better yet from general. Delta is part poor. retrofit shouldn't be too much of prob.

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 found a link to a manual for the rail and fence system if that helps:

http://www.managemylife.com/mmh/lis_pdf/OWNM/L0060111.pdf

Here is the fence adjustment for a Sears 10" table saw 113.299470

The guide is called a fence. The fence should be positioned to the right of the blade. When using the fence, the largest part of the board goes between the blade and fence. Fences are typically have some relief toward the end, so you don't get the blade cutting on it's way down, and then cutting again on it's way up.

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.