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Craftsman 113.236090 User Manual

Craftsman 113.236090
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16 iNCH VARIABLE
SPEED SCROLL SAW
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Sears, Roebuck and Coo, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A.
Part No SP5837 Printed in USA,
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Craftsman 113.236090 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Model Number113.236090
TypeTable Saw
Blade Diameter10 inches
Arbor Size5/8 inches
Voltage120V
No Load Speed3450 RPM
Table Size20 x 26 inches
Max Cut Depth at 90°3 inches
Rip Capacity24 inches
Amps13 A

Summary

Warranty Information

Full One Year Warranty

Details the warranty terms for Craftsman benchtop tools.

Safety Instructions

Safety Signal Words

Explains signal words like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION.

Before Using The Saw

Lists essential steps to complete before operating the saw.

Installation and Preparation

Installing or Moving The Saw

Provides guidelines for safe installation and movement.

Pre-Operation Checks

Covers inspection, safety checks, and maintenance before operation.

Safety Precautions

Work Planning and Material Handling

Emphasizes planning for safe operation and material handling.

Personal Protection Gear

Details safety gear and procedures for personal protection.

Safe Work Attire

Advises on appropriate clothing and attire for safe operation.

Safe Operation Guidelines

During Saw Operation

Provides warnings and procedures while the saw is in operation.

After Saw Operation

Steps to take when finished operating or leaving the saw.

Glossary of Terms

Woodworking Terminology

Defines essential woodworking and saw-related terminology.

Motor and Electrical Specifications

Power Supply and Motor Specs

Details voltage, amperage, phase, and RPM of the motor.

Electrical Connection Safety

Covers safe electrical hookup and precautions.

Electrical Information and Grounding

Tool Voltage and Frequency

Information specific to the tool's voltage and frequency.

Proper Grounding Procedures

Explains proper grounding procedures for electrical safety.

Extension Cord Safety

Wire Size Recommendations

Table specifying wire gauge based on extension cord length.

Unpacking and Contents Check

Tools for Unpacking and Assembly

Lists necessary tools for unpacking and assembly.

Unpacking the Scroll Saw

Steps for safely unpacking the scroll saw.

Checking Loose Parts

Identifies all included loose parts.

Getting to Know Your Scroll Saw

Saw Component Identification

Identifies and describes the main parts of the scroll saw.

Alignment and Adjustments

Table Bevel Angle Adjustment

Details how to tilt the table for bevel cuts up to 45°.

Bevel Indicator Calibration

Procedure to set the bevel indicator to 0° or 90°.

Work Hold-down and Blade Tension

Work Hold-down Adjustment

Instructions for adjusting the hold-down foot for workpiece stability.

Blade Tensioning Best Practices

Explains causes and consequences of over or under tensioning the blade.

Blade Removal Procedures

Removing Pin End Blades

Step-by-step guide for removing pin end blades.

Pin End Blade Installation

Installing Pin End Blades

Instructions for correctly installing pin end blades and setting tension.

Plain End Blade Procedures

Removing Plain End Blades

Step-by-step guide for removing plain end blades.

Plain End Blade Installation

Installing Plain End Blades

Instructions for correctly installing plain end blades and setting tension.

Saw Mounting and Features

Dust Blower and Blade Guard

Notes on dust blower and blade guard positioning.

Workbench Mounting Recommendations

Recommendations for mounting the saw to a workbench.

Optional Leg Set Mounting

Information on mounting the saw to an optional leg set.

Basic Saw Operations

Pre-Operation Safety Checks

Pre-operation inspection and safety checks.

Workpiece and Material Preparation

Guidelines for preparing workpieces and choosing blades.

Material Cutting Guidelines

Specifies allowed materials and cautions against ferrous metals.

Safe Saw Operation Practices

Personal Safety and Workpiece Handling

Covers protective gear, attire, inspection, and handling tricky workpieces.

Operational Safety Warnings

Cautions during saw operation, keeping clear, and avoiding overreaching.

Saw Operational Procedures

Operational Procedures and Safety

Covers freeing jams, leaving the saw, usage principles, and blade selection.

Advanced Cutting Techniques

Making Interior Scroll Cuts

Technique for making cuts inside a workpiece without cutting the perimeter.

Blade and Speed Selection Guide

Recommendations for blade types, sizes, and speeds.

Maintenance and Accessories

Routine Maintenance Tasks

Includes table waxing and cleaning blade holder threads.

Lubrication Schedule

Instructions for lubricating motor and arm bearings.

Recommended Accessories

Blades and Leg Sets

Sears recommended accessories like blades and leg sets.

Troubleshooting Guide

Blade Issues

Solutions for blade breaking, clamp slippage, and tension problems.

Motor and Vibration Problems

Addresses motor not running, stopping during cuts, and vibration.

Wiring Diagram

Repair Parts Identification

Detailed Repair Parts List

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