Scott Lingle
09-04-2007, 8:36 PM
Good evening,
While looking around the attic of my shop, I came across a scroll saw (old scroll saw) that used to belong to my father. After a lot of googling, and scouring of owwm.com, I have determined that it is a Companion 11" model 103.0401. King-Seely apparently manufactured these for Sears under the Craftsman, Companion and possibly Dunlap brands. These were manufactured in the late 1930's. My question is, does anyone know of these saws and would anyone have any ideas where I could find some parts? I need some of seals and bushings. I could possibly make my own, but I'd rather find a source for original types. I would like to clean this up and get it running again. I'll post some pictures once I get them off my phone. It's in pretty rough shape at the moment.
I got some pics off my cell and decided to throw them up. I specifically need to get new rubber for this thing. There are a few pieces that are getting old and cracked. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Scott
While looking around the attic of my shop, I came across a scroll saw (old scroll saw) that used to belong to my father. After a lot of googling, and scouring of owwm.com, I have determined that it is a Companion 11" model 103.0401. King-Seely apparently manufactured these for Sears under the Craftsman, Companion and possibly Dunlap brands. These were manufactured in the late 1930's. My question is, does anyone know of these saws and would anyone have any ideas where I could find some parts? I need some of seals and bushings. I could possibly make my own, but I'd rather find a source for original types. I would like to clean this up and get it running again. I'll post some pictures once I get them off my phone. It's in pretty rough shape at the moment.
I got some pics off my cell and decided to throw them up. I specifically need to get new rubber for this thing. There are a few pieces that are getting old and cracked. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Scott