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I did some digging and found that the Sears Craftsman 23" scroll saw (model# 149.236160) was made by the now defunct American Machine & Tool Co., Inc. of Royersford, PA. (AMT model# 4671). Here's a link to a PDF of that manual.http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/29/2828... I did some digging and found that the Sears Craftsman 23" scroll saw (model# 149.236160) was made by the now defunct American Machine & Tool Co., Inc. of Royersford, PA. (AMT model# 4671). Here's a link to a PDF of that manual.
http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/29/2828.pdf
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most scroll saws have pins on the ends of the blade
the end opposite to the motor is a spring so press down on that end and the blade should come out of the holder slots
Each blade thickness requires a different amount of tension on the blade. Your owners manual will give recommendations on how tight each should be. If you dont have a manual look for the model number and you will be able to find the manual online
This saw uses a tool-free blade change.
1. Unplug the jigsaw
2. Place your finger on the lower edge of the see through blade guard, and pull it forward until it locks up in place
3. Lift the tool-free blade change holder (bright yellow piece above the blade), and insert the blade into the slot of the tool-free blade change holder.
4. Release the tool-free blade change holder to lock the blade in place.
5. Pull down on the blade to verify that the blade is securely locked in place. The teeth of the blade should be pointing forward and down.
5. Put the blade guard back down.
You can use with both 'T' & 'U' shanked blades.
Feel free to ask me any other questions about this saw.
If you see a set screw where the blade goes, loosen it a few turns. Then run the saw, it should spit out the broken blade. If it has a manual release for the blade, press the release while tapping the blade holder.
I did some digging and found that the Sears Craftsman 23" scroll saw (model# 149.236160) was made by the now defunct American Machine & Tool Co., Inc. of Royersford, PA. (AMT model# 4671). Here's a link to a PDF of that manual.http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/29/2828...
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