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b. 

Turn the arm latch handle 

(22, 

fi

g

ure 20)  one-quarter 

turn 

b u t   d o  not. pull  it  out. 

c. 

Loosen 

not  remove)  t w o  

screws 

(5, 

fig- 

ure 

8) 

located  inside 

column  tube. 

d.  Move  radial  arm  slightly  i n   the  proper  direction  to 

make saw  tooth 

("A", 

figure 

7) 

follow edge o f  square 

when  the  saw  b l a d e   i s   moved i n  and out  in a  "cross- 

cut" manner. 

e.  Re-tighten  the hex-head  screws 

(5, 

figure 

8) 

a n d  arm 

latch  handle. 

f.  Recheck  travel  of  blade  tooth 

("A") 

the  square. 

g.  After  the  cross-cut  has  been 

squared, 

install  the 

arm  c a p  

figure 

miter-scale 

indicator 

(3) 

a n d  screws 

a n d  

2 ) .  

Set  the  indicator 

a t  

position. 

.. 

STEP 

FOUR- 

ADJUSTING 

THE  TABLE 

PARALLEL 

TO  RADIAL  ARM 

NOTE:  DO  NOT  USE  

CARPENTER'S 

LEVEL. 

1.  Remove  the  saw  guard. 

2. 

Loosen  table  support  mounting  screws  (figure 

3) 

a t  

both left a n d  right sides  of  the base. Re-tighten to finger 

tightness  for  adjustment  of  table. 

3. 

Loosen  arm  latch  handle 

figure 

20) 

to 

obtain  free  movement  o f   r a d i a l  arm.  Release  arm  latch 
lever  (1,  figure 

a n d   loosen  carriage  lock  knob  for 

easy  movement  o f  motor  a n d  

assembly  during 

this  operation.  Move  the  motor  and  carriage  assembly 
out  to  the  end o f   radial  arm  a n d  lower  the  saw  blade 
until  i t   just  touches  the  table  a t   point  A,  which  is  the 
front  central  position.  (See  figure 

9.) 

NOTE: 

Actual contact  with table c a n  b e  deter- 

mined 

by 

rotating  saw  b l a d e  a n d  listening  for 

a  light  "pinging"  sound 

the 

i s  

lowered. 

4. 

Move the blade to  point 

near  the  rear  edge  of  table. 

(See  figure 

10.) 

If saw  blade  starts t o  r i d e  on table as i t  

i s   moved  rearward,  loosen  the  nut  near  the  rear  of  the 
N o .  

table  support  a n d   t a p   the  table  downward  until 

the  blade  just  contacts  the  table  a t   this  point. 

If 

table 

i s   too  l o w   a t   the  back,  t a p   it  upward  until  a  pinging 
sound can b e  heard 

b l a d e  

i s  rotated.  Recheck  a t  both 

a n d  

locations  a n d  correct  as  required.  Tighten  nut 

a t  rear of No. 

table support when correct center  height 

i s  

obtained. 

5. 

Move  the blade  to the  left-rear  of  t a b l e  a t  point 

a n d  

tap  table  u p  or  down as  required.  (See  figure 

Then 

move  blade  to  point 

a n d   adjust  table  as  required. 

Tighten  screws  in 

table  support  angle  when 

height 

i s  

correct.  (See  figure 

3.) 

6. 

Move blade to points 

a n d  

and adjust the right-hand 

table  support  i n   the  same  manner  as  described  for  the 
left-hand  support.  Tighten  screws  i n   right-hand  support 
when adjustment 

i s   correct. 

7. 

Move  the  saw  blade  to  a l l   six  positions  t o  recheck  for 

proper leveling o f  table. (See  figures 

9, 

10 and 11 

.) 

Make 

slight  corrections 

if 

required,  and make  sure  a l l  support 

mounting  screws  are  tight.  (See  figure 

3.) 

8. 

Place  the  r i p   fence  i n  vertical  position  behind  the  front 

table  board. 

9. 

Place the  rear  table  b o a r d  behind  the  r i p  fence a n d  the 

table  spacer  board  behind  the  rear 

-the  three  table 

(9, 

figure  20)  and  tighten 

them  finger  tight  to  secure 

all 

table  boards. 

STEP 

SQUARING  THE  SAW  BLADE 

TO  THE  TABLE 

TOP 

Place  the  edge  of  o  framing  square  on  the  table  t o p  

a n d  against  the  saw  blade,  as  shown  in  figure  12. 

Summary of Contents for 113.29501

Page 1: ...ts by mail from the catalog order house which serves the territory in which you live selling prices will be furnished on request or parts will be shipped a t prevailing prices and you will be billed accordingly I WHEN ORDERING REPAIR PARTS ALWAYS GlVE THE FOLLOWlNG I INFORMATION AS SHOWN IN TH S LIST 1 The PART NUMBER 3 The MODEL NUMBER 113 29501 2 The PART NAME 4 The NAME of item RADIAL SAW COAST...

Page 2: ...ol when not in use 3 FOLLOW OPERATING It4STRUCTIONS CAREFULLY They have been developed to in sure correct procedure and pre vent accidents 4 DRESS PROPERLY FOR THE WORKSHOP Gel rid of loose clothing roll up sleeves or fasten securely remove your tie wear a snug fitting shop apion 7 DOUBLE CHECK HOLDING 8 KEEP CUTTING TOOLS SHARP FIXTURES Make certain blades drills cutters Lock all clamps tightly e...

Page 3: ...n replacing a motor or connecting the saw to 120 volts for any reason make sure the wires inside the motor terminal box are connected as follows a Connect the YELLOW WHITE BLACK and RED leads from the motor terminal box to the WHlTE motor cord 2 Connections For 240 Volts AC See figure 2 When connecting the motor for 240 volt operation the fol lowing connections must be made inside the motor ter mi...

Page 4: ...et No 4 No 6 NOTE For circuits of greater length the wire size must be increased proportionately in or der to deliver ample voltage to the saw motor NOTE The seven basic steps that follow are essential in order to insure correct align ic I ment of the saw I C 2 7 _ 3 L 4 WARNING Make sure the power cord is p t not plugged into an electrical outlet when 2 b working on the saw __ STEP ONE INSTALLATI...

Page 5: ...l arm into the O0 index position Do not bump or jar the arm Push the arm latch handle or arm latch lever solidly with palm of hand in order to seat arm lock pin in the arm latch Refer to figure 24 3 Tighten arm latch handle Refer to PRECISION IN DEXING for detailed instructions on indexing the radial arm 4 Place a framing square on the table as shown in figure 7 and position the saw and square unt...

Page 6: ...sound as the carriage is lowered 4 Move the blade to point B near the rear edge of table See figure 10 If saw blade starts to ride on table as it is moved rearward loosen the nut near the rear of the No 2 table support and tap the table downward until 9 the blade just contacts the table at this point If table L is too low a t the back tap it upward until a pinging sound can be heard os blade is ro...

Page 7: ...tighten the screw secure1y STEP SIX CHECKING THE SAW BLADE FOR HEEL LEFT AND RIGHT 1 Place a square against the rip fence and the saw blade as shown in figure 14 The long leg of the square must b e held firmly against the rip fence and table top and the short leg must not touch any of the teeth on the saw blade 2 If a gap exists between the saw blade and the square one of two types of heel exists ...

Page 8: ... is in its normal position next to the front table index the yoke 9 0 from the cross cut posi tion so that the blade is between the motor and the fence Lock the yoke 2 Move the motor along the radial arm until the blade when spun by hond just touches the front face of the fence See figure 18 The indicator on the right hand side of radial arm should now reod 0 inches on lower portion of the In Rip ...

Page 9: ...number in an identical colored circle will be an the particular operating control member involved 2 Locate each control and become familiar with its oper ation a DEPTH OF CUT Diagram shows he elevation crank which is used to raise and lower the blade The numeral 1 in a light blue circle is on the crank handle b ANGLE OF CUT Two controls are involved in re leasing securing and indexing the angle of...

Page 10: ...he locked position pull out the arm latch lever 1 and move the radial arm off the index position Release the arm latch lever 1 2 Move the radial arm into the index position do not bump or jar it and push on the handle 12 or arm latch lever 1 solidly with the palm of the hand See figure 24 This i s very important as it insures proper seating of the arm lock pin in the arm latch thus always returnin...

Page 11: ...e carriage is moved rearward onto the radial arm ADJUSTMENTS TO COPvIPf NSATE FOR VJEAW Even though the finest materials and precision workman ship have been used to minimize wear it is reasonable to expect some wear Adjustments have been built into your Craftsman saw to reduce or eliminate this wear ELIMINATING LOOSENESS BETWEEN COLUMN TUBE AND COLUMN SUPPORT This operation is explained fully in ...

Page 12: ...igure 29 3 Turn adjusting screws 1 and 2 figure 30 a partial turn left or right as required to take up looseness 4 Hold head of screws 1 and 2 figure 30 in position established in preceding step and tighten nuts 3 and 4 on underside of carriage 5 Correct adjustment exists when there is no play between thecarriage ond radial arm and yet the cdrritige moves freely 6 Install carriage cover 1 figure 1...

Page 13: ...dexed and arm latch handle tightened The yoke must be indexed at the O0 position making the saw blade perpendicular to the rip fence and the yoke clamp handle placed in the locked position The bevel index handle must be positioned at 0 as indicated by the bevel scale and locked Turn the elevation crank to lower the saw until the blade teeth are approximately t f 1 32 inch below the table surface a...

Page 14: ...r left hand side as nceddd duo1 purpose unit may be madeby allowing a 10 k 8 I r extension of the upper cross member as shown figure 36 5 Insert two standard 2 x 4 s through the clamps on the legs of the saw table and tighten the clamps securely These 2 x 4 s may be as long as desired to handle the boards to be ripped 6 Place the support stand in position with the upright members on the stand insi...

Page 15: ...o cutting the saw guard and anti kickback pawl assembly must be properly adjusted Loosen the guard clamp screw holding the guard to the motor and lower the nose of the guard fo within 7 8 above the fop surface of the board to be cut Retighten fhe guard clamp screw securely CAUTION The nose o f the guard refers ta that end of the guard which i s opposite to the end which mounts the anti kickback pa...

Page 16: ... 1 2 inches wide can be cut in the out rip position when he fence is agoinst the front table If the fence is moved to rre extreme rear position against the table clamps ripped boards up to 36 1 2 inches wide can be cut To place the saw in the out rip position the yoke must be rotated and indexed 90 counterclockwise from the cross cut position and locked The some procedure for pre cutting the table...

Page 17: ...led Ripping Rabbeting is performed in the vertical position See figure 44 When rabbeting the motor is indexed 90 to the vertical position so the blades ore between the table top and the motor and yoke is indexed 90 clockwise and locked The saw is moved back on the radial arm and locked to the arm when the amount of blade extending forward of the fence is equal to the depth of the rabbet desired If...

Page 18: ...ned off braking action takes place automatically This brake is designed to stop a free running saw blade in 20 to 25 seconds DO NOT attempt to alter either the brake disc or the lining to obtain o faster stopping time Stopping the blade too suddenly could possibly unscrew the shaft nut HELPFUL HINTS 1 The life of the laminated saw table can be greatly lengthened by tacking a piece of l d i n c h t...

Page 19: ... resist overl eatingand pos ib c burn cared for and maintained we will replace or repair ot our out couscd by obuse due to overloading option and install without cost to you for a period of onc 1 7 When using the planer molding or dado blades re year from date of sale any port which proves upor1 our pea edlight cuts willproducc best results Deep cuts examinations to b e defective under normal use ...

Page 20: ...ial Arm Washer Lock 114x I09x 062 Screw Mach 1 4 28x 1 3 4 Fil Hd Washer Fibre I40x 250x 1 32 Screw Mach NO 6 32 x 5 16 Type 23 C I Pan Hd Indicator No 1 Clamp Cord Screw Mach No 8 32 x 318 Type 23 C I Pan Hd Screw Arm Lock Pin Arm Lock Screw Mach 1 4 20 x 7 16 Hex Hd Ind Support Assy Motor Washer Index Handle Screw Socket Hex Hd Cap 5 16 18 x 1 112 Wrench Hex L 1 4Across Flats Key Safety Lock Sha...

Page 21: ...CRAFTSMAN 12 INCH RADIAL SAW MODEL NO 113 29501 S i f f ICUBE 52 FOP XPLODLD VltY SEE FIGl RE 55 FOP E PtODfD 1 IEW SEE ilGVPE 53 F O R EXPLODED VlEVf Figure 51 ...

Page 22: ...Knob Carriage Lock Disc Color 4 Screw Mach No 10 32 x 5 8 Pan Hd Cad Nut Twin 1 1 6 0 0 8 8 Screw Mach 5 16 18 x 1 1 2 37388 37936 38 1 7 1 Screw Mach No 10 32 x 518 Type 23 C I Rd Hd Cad Part No 30566 30567 456299 63148 120214 124824 37403 63071 37816 30558 63118 30565 63100 37494 37387 30521 63119 63138 Hex Hd Ind Steel Sleeve Bearing Washer Plain 328 x 3 4 x 1 16 Description l o m Assembly Yoke...

Page 23: ...CRAFTSMAN 12 INCH RADIAL SAW MODEL NO 1 13 29501 c SEE FIGURE 56 F O P EXPLODED VIEW Figure 52 ...

Page 24: ...2 37911 102718 63078 63077 63079 37530 Hex Hd Ind Support Table R H W a s h e r L o c k 1 4 1 0 9 0 6 2 Nut Hex 1 4 20x 7 16x 3 16 St Nut Hex 3 8 16x 9 16 x 21 64 Stl Washer Lock No 10 x 062 x 047 Screw No 10 32 x 1 2 Pan Hd Wrench Hex L 1 8 Across Flats Screw Set 1 4 20 x 3 8 Socket Hd Cup Pt Crank Assembly Elevation Leg Description Shaft Assembly Elevating Crank Washer End Play No 8 As Required ...

Page 25: ...CRAFTSMAN 12 INCH RADIAL SAW MODEL NO 113 29501 ...

Page 26: ...o 16 4 Protector 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 1 12 13 For Complete Motor Assembly Refer t o Figure 51 Key No 39 Page 21 Key No 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 448001 63103 63065 63132 37409 44801 1 30700 30573 63136 30586 63135 63068 63131 Part No 9404353 30783 37942 37415 37908 63133 63134 63137 37884 63140 30582 37886 37412 37875 63149 Description Screw No 6 32 x 7 16 Type 23 C I Pan Hd ...

Page 27: ...an Hd Cad Plate Guard Cover Guard Assembly Partial Screw Guard Clamp Screw Wing Tube Exhaust 1 Key No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Key No 8 9 10 1 1 1 2 13 14 Port No 63144 448035 63145 63143 63039 30540 63090 Port No 30505 222407 63088 30542 30543 63150 37400 Description Wrench Hex L 1 8 Across Flats Screw Set 1 4 20x 1 2 Hex Socket Flat Pt Pawl Assembly Anti Kickback Washer X Pawl Anti Kickback Rod Assembly Pi...

Page 28: ...h Pin Retainer Latch Pin Handle Pin Bevel Latch Ring Hog Washer Fibre 380 x 314x 1 16 Clamp Cord Cord Motor Cord with Plug Adapter Plug Pin Roll Handle Latch Pin Screw No 6 32 x 1 4 Type 23 C I Pan Hd Cad Part No 30556 30663 30665 63048 63075 63124 37935 30559 63073 63123 30664 145205 63121 Description Handle Bevel Index Expander Shoe Index Handle Brake Switch off on Disc Color 6 Lock Assembly Swi...

Page 29: ...onstant depth of cut across roble 1 Table is not aligned with radial arm Refer to STEP FOUR ADJUSTING THE TABLE PARALLEL TO RADIAL 4RM 1 plane of table top not parallel to horizontal plane through rodial arm 2 Table badly warped 2 Replace toble top I Blade does not cut square or repeat cuts cannot be secured I 1 Excessive free play in column tube key adjustment 2 Excessive free play in radial arm ...

Page 30: ... circula tion restricted through motor due to sawdust etc 1 Burned relay contacts due to extended hold in periods caused by low line voltage etc 2 Open relay coil 3 Loose or broken connections in motor terminal box 1 Starting relay not operating 2 Voltage too low to permit motor to reach operating speed 3 Fuses or circuit breakers do not have sufficient capacity 1 Motor overloaded 2 Fuses or circu...

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