Anyone think this ts is worth anything?

[Dustin Lorenz]

While checking CL this morning looking for that elusive table saw I need. ;) I found this one and was curious what you guys thought of the age/value it might have. Of course I had the disappointment of finding 5 other ts that all ran on 3 phase. :( No, I am not bothering with a phase converter just for my hobby. Ok maybe just not at this time.
http://images.craigslist.org/3me3o53l65Oa5Q25Re98u44e8362fdf8c10b0.jpghttp://images.craigslist.org/3na3p53o85Qf5Pd5Re98u496e0872e90b1475.jpg
http://images.craigslist.org/3k03m73l55P45R85S098ufb88257130ef13bd.jpghttp://images.craigslist.org/3n63m63o75Oc5Q55R998u46c6bf2a6f561d7b.jpg

[Jim Rimmer]

Looks like they ought to pay you to haul it off. :eek:

[Dustin Lorenz]

Just so we're clear I don't plan on buying it, just curious how old you guys think it might be.

[Kirk Poore]

Wow, that's an oddball. I'm assuming it's a Craftsman, unless the "Craftsman" was just the fence. I've never seen a Craftsman table saw like that, even after a quick scan through the hundreds of Craftsman table saws on OWWM.com.

Best guess? Early 1930's.

Kirk

[Alan Muller]

Where's the image?

Alan

[Jim Laumann]

Alan

Old post, from Aug 2009.

Jim