Zip code Location is 60803 (5 Miles South from Midway Air port next to Chicago, IL)

Sears Craftsman 18” Scroll Saw & manual included

Model #113.207600

In great condition. (With small un-noticeable faint looking paint spots on it)

Strong study steel construction with 99.6% no rust at all.

Smooth running, very quite. Runs at a steady speed.

Easy to load into vehicle.

Easy instructions in manual to install scroll blade plus 5 blades included.

(You can use cutting pliers to trim blades).

Cuts using 6” Long Blades x 1/8” depth.

(Blade itself goes up and down at 26 2/3 times a second or 1,600 times per minute.)

Yes, this item is single speed only however, here is a tip (on the next line)…

Tip:  A two amp or more power variable switch (Used to change speeds in ceiling fans) could be used as a power junction between this item and the wall socket to change saw speeds for this item. Check with someone who knows about electricity or someone who’s reasonably qualified for safety purposes for electricity use if you like. Just a suggestion in my listing. Ok?

Can Scroll radiuses as small as a quarter an inch when cutting wooden material.

The piece of wood I have used in this one picture was ¾” oak wood at a radius of 3/8”

45 ¾” High (From Feet to the Top of the Tension dial.

28” Wide (From Side to Side of Legs)

36” Long From the back of the rear feet to the front edge of the cutting table (Ortho Measurement)

46.5 -/+ 3 Pounds of Weight.

Table dimension are 9” long from front edge to the back edge (Before the straight ridges begin) & 9” wide from edge to edge.

Overall color is Black / Dark Gray with some silver (Cutting Table).

Max cutting material is 1 – 7/8”.

The whole entire scroller itself can turn either to the 45 Degrees right and 45 Degrees to the left at its front/rear axis.

About the motor.

It is an Emerson Electric motor (Stated on label inside housing).

Runs on 110 Voltes of AC Power @ 60 cyc/hzts.

2.0 amps.

(2.0 amps x 110 volts = 220 watts / 736 watts as 1 hp = .3 HP)

Motor is slightly under 1/3 horse power.

Also comes with its yellow power key for child safety and its 3/32” “L” wrench for securing blades.

Memo: For the manual, there was a spot on page 7 & 8 which were the information was reconstructed do to an old burn hole through paper. Hole had been repaired for easy reading.

Is starting bid at $79.00 a deal?

The most equivalent scroll saw would be, (Click the shortcut below to view this Sears Craftsman 18” scroll saw) this item below. 

http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?BV_UseBVCookie=Yes&vertical=TOOL&pid=00921609000&tab=spe#tab

Let me know / feel free to ask me questions.

Perhaps, it doesn’t have a built-in light and the variable speed control but, it comes with its stand. Don’t care if you bid at $79.00 or (add one penny to that) = $79.01 if you like.

To compare prices with other sears’ scroll saws, go to www.sears.com and type in “Scroll Saws” at their search and click on the orange/red icon with white letters marked, “go”.Then click on that upside-down triangle on the right side of the word, “price“.

You might notice the first four or five scroll saws and their prices. (From high to low).

Might save over $100.00 or more.

Feel free to contact me and ask about the Sears Craftsman 18” Scroll Saw. J

You may purchase/pay using your Paypal account, credit card or check.

      I’ll email you (the winning bidder) when funds are cleared for pickup.

 

                                                                             Thanks, Derek