Does anyone have a manual for an old Sears,Roebuck Scroll Saw model no. 103.0402 that they could scan and email me? This is a "rescue" from the local dump, cleaned her up and oiled her and she's ready to run. The manual would be a good guide though. thanks in advance, Mike in BC
Hi,Mike. I have an old Sears scroll saw at home and I will check the number in the morning. I am at work right now.
Paul, Redmond, Oregon
From Old Wood-Working Machines website:
Hi, again. I guess you found your answer. My scroll saw, while old, is no where near what you have. The number on mine starts with a "5".
Paul
Those are commonly missing. Ive turned a number of tem out of a bit of alluminum bar stock with a 1/16" hose barb tapped into it for the air blower
Dead simple to do
Gunner
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Wow, the stuff one can learn on here. I just picked up one of those the other day for free with the original stand and never would have figured out that it is supose to pump air.
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