Top products from r/craftsman113

We found 8 product mentions on r/craftsman113. We ranked the 6 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. Leecraft CR-1 Zero Clearance Table Saw Insert (For Craftsman/Sears)(Colors May Vary)

Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Elimantes dangerous gap around blade where thin off-cuts can get wedgedFits: Sears Craftsman 10" belt-drive models 1977 to mid 2004 (check size, see DL-1U), RIDGID TS2412, TS2424, TS2400Measures: 14" x 3-3/4" x 3/16" (PLEASE MEASURE before ORDERING)Offers superior rigidity, flatness, durability, and...
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2. Leecraft CR-3 Sears Vintage 10-Inch Belt-drive Zero Clearance Table Saw Insert

Sentiment score: 2
Number of reviews: 1
Supports work right up to the bladeGreatly reduced chip-out and splinteringElimantes dangerous gap around blade where thin off-cuts can get wedged
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3. Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty Scurb Sponge, 12-Pack

Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
BEST SCOURING PAD - Use in the kitchen to replace scrapers, steel wool and metal sponges. From keeping tidy to the deepest clean, we have every tool you need to leave your home spotless.CLEANING TOOLS FOR EVERY MESS - Tough fibers and abrasives to clean grills and ovens and remove baked-on food from...
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4. Browning AX42 Gripnotch Belt, AX Belt Section, 43.3 Pitch Length

Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Manufacturer: BROWNING MFG.Manufacturer Part Number: AX42Browning V Belt, Ax42, 1/2 X 44 In. - 301649
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5. Woodstock D4151 110/220-Volt Paddle Switch

Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Rated for 2 horsepower motors; 110-Volt; Up to 35-AmpAlso rated for 3 horsepower motors; 220-Volt; Up to 20-AmpLarge paddle is perfect for emergency shut offsPadlock shaft size: 3/16"
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6. MJ SPLITTER SteelPro TK

Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
America's most popular aftermarket table saw splitter for preventing kickback (for thin kerf saw blades only)Installs directly to wood or plastic Zero Clearance Inserts (Throatplates)Mini-featherboard technology keeps the workpiece against the fence and prevents burningAutomatic Kerf Keeper prevents...
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Top comments that mention products on r/craftsman113:

u/99e99 · 3 pointsr/craftsman113

Common upgrades:

  • buy or make some push sticks
  • zero clearance insert for safety and improve cut quality
  • on/off paddle switch for safety, something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Woodstock-D4151-220-Volt-Paddle-Switch/dp/B005W17FRS
  • thin kerf blade(s). i like switching between diablo 24T rip blade for ripping, and diablo 50T combo blade for everything else. the thin kerf helps cut through harder woods with our so-so 1hp motor.
  • i don't know if you have a miter gauge, but if not they are useful. or better yet build a cross-cut sled
  • your crank handles look to be in good shape, but if you need to replace you can get aluminum for about the same price as plastic: https://imgur.com/a/M33dCdU. available from ebay seller or1more.
  • (typically later because $$$) a biesemeyer fence, like a delta t3. these are pricey but your best upgrade as the stock fences are pretty bad.


    EDIT: formatting
u/Zooshooter · 2 pointsr/craftsman113

Tuning a table saw

Leecraft makes a ZCI for old Craftsman tablesaws The depth on my table is 3/32" which is just shy of 1/8" but you should definitely measure the depth to make sure of the dimensions you need.

Aligning the arbors is easiest with a PALS kit

u/niccolaccio · 2 pointsr/craftsman113

If you're trying to save money (or you don't like the whine of a link belt) I'd recommend a cogged v-belt instead. The length you need may vary based on your motor and setup. Some others recommended just using a regular v-belt and just removing the tension when not using the saw, but the cogged belt is quite inexpensive, doesn't whine (like the link belt), improves power transmission efficiency a little bit vs. the regular v-belt, and solves the vibration problem without needing tension removed the way a normal v-belt would.

u/TheBrickster · 1 pointr/craftsman113

Thanks for the reply!

Haha it was mostly just because a lot of the threads online about cast iron table saws and rust seem to warn against it. I have a ROS but no belt sander so that definitely could be an option. I did stick one of these on the ROS and go over the top after electrolysis and it did an okay job of cleaning up and smoothing out the area to the left of the blade opening and miter slot (it was comparable to the right section. I'll post an update after I have a chance to work on it some more this weekend!

u/breakySA · 1 pointr/craftsman113

You can purchase off amazon as well. https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000DD1BJ