20 Most Recent Craftsman 10" Table Saw Questions & Answers

Are you operating the saw on a 10 amp circuit or with a long extension cord? Table saws need at least a 15 amp circuit and should not be used with an extension cord. If absolutely necessary the extension cord should be no less than 12 guage. Tabel saws will run OK on a 10 amp circuit but as soon as you apply a load (try to cut wood) the power requirements go up to keep the saw turning. If you can, plug it into another outlet on a higher capacity circuit breaker or at least closer to the breaker box. If it still pops the breaker you may have bearing problems in the motor that are creating too much friction. This would make the motor work harder to turn so it would draw excessive power and trip the breaker.

Boy I would be livid if it were my saw. I had a similar problem with a very old marine engine I resrored. A casting was damaged and not avalabled so I went to a machine shop who sent it or to be welded and than the shop tooled it. You can give it a try if you can't find the part. Good luck.

A friend just inherited a model 113.197110 and we are in the process of trying to restore it. I can draw you the wiring connections if you haven't figured it out yet.

Why do you need a wiring diagram ,is the saw not working . If its single phase then there's usually only the live wire going through the switch with a feed to the capacitors if fitted.

u can put a 2 and above if u want just need to have the correct rpms

Sounds like the bolts that hold the motor assembly on the table may be loose allowing the blade assembly to move. Look underneath the table and clean out all the dirt and loosen all the hold down bolts and realign the blade and tighten back up.

If it is locked by rust you can get some heat onto it and the expansion will break it free. Make sure any solvent in the freeing agent you put on has evaporated or you may loose your eyebrows. Get a pencil flame blow torch (larger flame if there is sufficient space) protect any components which could be damaged by shielding with a soldering mat. Heat up the seized joint. It doesn't need to be to extreme temperature. Use a jet of cold water to chill the seized joint. Check to see if it has freed, if not repeat the procedure until it does. Once free, heat gently to dry it and then apply lubrication once it has cooled.

the thermal motor relay is shutting it down,,motor to hot, insure that all the air vents or saw housing are not full of saw dust. blow it out with air from a reversed hose on a shop vac if you don't have a compressor. hope this helps.

Put the model number (it'll be something like "123.3321") in the Google search bar and you'll find a manual for download. Then list on Craigslist and you'll be rid of it quickly!

If you want the tool to enter the wood in some specific angles then this is what you can use. http://sharp.reviews/

hello there try ebay or gumtree or amazon ok

Generally yes. Just put a screwdriver or bar of metal into the teeth of the blade and crank the nut. In the old days that was how we did it all the time. A vicegrip can be clamped on the blade if you want to protect the teeth.

The blade is able to be set to different angles by the handle under the front edge of the table. There is a lock handle to keep the angle set correctly. Loosen the lock handle, press a square (90 degree tool) against the flat of the blade - not the teeth - then lock the blade in place. Craftsman 113 298051 Owner Manual rr

Craftsman 137 21825 Owner Manual Although it is not the exact manual, it may be close enough to enable you to remove and replace the motor assembly. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/32803/Craftsman-137-21825.html

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Sears Parts Direct has the manual and parts diagrams for the 113.298030 here: http://www.searspartsdirect.com/model-number/113298030/0247/0744600.html . The direct link to the Owner's Manual is http://c.searspartsdirect.com/mmh/pd_download/lis_pdf/OWNM/L1001152.pdf . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

There is a couple of screws holding the fence perpindicular to the front guide. loosen slightly, square up fence and retighten screws.

Im guessing ... the motor is 110 volt AC (AC dont care if it is coming or going) ... find the two terminals in the motor and hook the wires back up. If it HAPPENS to be incorrect, the saw will run poorly or the overload will trip.

I wouldnt be afraid to use this method on my craftsman table saw.

Yes just make sure you have or make a new clearance plate to allow the dado to come thru

You may be able to get one from Sears Online In Store Shopping Appliances Clothing More or google the manual and many websites offer them. Good luck.