Tools, Sharpening and Power Machinery - Delta Table Saw
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WML13
12-26-05, 05:38 PM
I inherited a Delta Table 10" table saw that must have a bad bearing in the motor from the sound of it. The model number on it is K9430. Is this worth taking apart and putting in a new bearing, or should I just trash it?
chandler
12-26-05, 06:32 PM
I think the frame and workings of the saw may be worth keeping. Of course the motor is the heart of the machine. If you are adept at taking a motor apart and replacing the bearing, yes. However, you may find a replacement motor at a reasonable price from a supplier or rebuilder.
Check the pulleys and make sure they are attached to the blade arbor and motor securely. My Craftsman creates a vibration when one of the set screws tries to back our on occasion. A little LocTite 242 took care of it.
I don't know who you inherited it from, but none of my dad's woodworking tools have gone unrepaired.
Larry
Check the pulleys and make sure they are attached to the blade arbor and motor securely. My Craftsman creates a vibration when one of the set screws tries to back our on occasion. A little LocTite 242 took care of it.
I don't know who you inherited it from, but none of my dad's woodworking tools have gone unrepaired.
Larry