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- Craftsman Date Codes Stampings - Tools in Action
My Craftsman table saw is a 113 298761, so it’s made by Emerson The date code is 92211 0470 I have 5 numbers in front as opposed to only having 4 The number 9 is not for “89” or “99” as some would believe The first 2 digits ate for the year “1992” The next three digits are probably for “Feb 11” How did I deduce this?
- Craftsman Versastack and Dewalt Tstak drawers for days
After acquiring the Craftsman name,SBD is making an attempt to relaunch Craftsman as a midrange value priced brand similar to their Porter Cable brand for instance That meant cranking out engineering and everything else for thousands of tools So obviously they almost cloned the T-Stak, leaving Toughsystem as the Dewalt premium system
- Craftsman Vise any good? - Power Tool Forum – Tools in Action
The Craftsman Professional vise is an imported copy of the Wilton Tradesman series It's a very good copy, so good in fact that I suspicion it may actually be sourced from Wilton It was probably the nicest Asian vise available and at that price it's an absolute steal
- Craftsman Files: Made In India - Hand Tools - Power Tool Forum
It's not news that much of the Craftsman line has moved to Chinese production, which is certainly not a good thing But I was a little surprised when my brother got me a set of Craftsman files for Christmas last year that said "Made in India" on them India is the new China and poised to become t
- Old Craftsman Grinder - Power Tool Forum – Tools in Action
Greetings folks, Hoping to dial into some wisdom from anyone familiar with maintenance for an old Craftsman (Atlas) grinder honer I just acquired Craftsman is the manufacturer, but I have a feeling that Atlas actually manufactured the machine and they were sold under the Craftsman label Anyway,
- Craftsman Air Compressor Model No. 919. 184191 - Tools in Action
I am trying to locate a new pump for my Craftsman Air Compressor Model No 919 184191 In doing so, I found the current pump Part No Z-D22624 was manufactured by Devilbiss
- Tstak, best light duty toolboxes? - Dewalt - Tools in Action
Now the Craftsman "Mobile Storage" bottom box with wheels is bigger than the standard big Tstak and will fit Sawzalls and longer bigger items The wheels and extending arm look like the weak point, wheels will pickup sand mud snow on the inside Second round, I ordered one of the Home Depot sets with nice upright trolley and drawer big boxes
- 1931 Craftsman Catalog - Collectors Resource - Power Tool Forum . . .
Not Really an article, but here's a 1931 Craftsman Power Tool Catalog for your enjoyment The Craftsman name itself was first used by Sears in 1927 and the first power tools were offered in 1929 making this the 3rd Power Tool production year craftsman1931 pdf
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