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Question edited for clarity. Question moved from Cars and Trucks. Take it to a local engineering shop. They will have thread gauges and a Vernier gauge. Probably UNF https://www.google.com/search?q=unf+thread+chart https://www.google.com/search?q=Mastercraft+55-4507-2+parts ..

Question moved from Cars and Trucks category. Here is the manual, but there is no wiring schematic in it. If the company is still in business, the contact details are on the last page. I would wire it direct so it only turns towards the tool rest. https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfimages/4a/4a69d367-a64f-4a5b-ac48-5c74d9d697b7.pdf https://www.google.com/search?q=General+International+Maxi+VS%2B+wood+lathe+wiring+schematic ..

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If you google Heavy Duty Wide Crown 3/8 in Wire Staples there are hundred of sites that sell the staple amazon, Home depot, Lowes, Walmart

Spare Parts in the link https://www.google.com/search?q=315.22401+parts ..

sounds like battery is fried.....do you have another tool that the battery fits?

https://www.shopyourway.com/manuals/3294

Take it back and exchange

Maybe this will help.

Take the collet fully apart and clean out all sawdust and other debris. Does this happen on all i/4 shank bits? use only quality bits preferably American bits. I use Whiteside and Amana, Cmt is a good bit. If it does not hold any 1/4 bit replace collet. To my knowledge Sears has never made a router, they just sell them. It's possible it was a Skill, a Black and Decker, or some other common brand with a few specs that Sears had them made with (good luck with that). Check router forum.com other people have looked for collets, there is many suggestion or answers. t site has them, but it does not specify 1/4 or 1/2 OEM Craftsman Router Collet Asy 2823121000 Ships Today Fix com

http://etools.cp.com/cpvscatalogue/files/2050560783.pdf I believe you may find your answer there

First, I'm not a Sears Tech (ahh, not Lowe's either.) * Sears Parts; https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model-number/31522580/0247/0743000.html?searchType=modelSearch&q=31522580&searchTerm=31522580 * You can also look at the old belt and get the numbers off them. Check on Amazon.com for replacements. Aloha, ukeboy57

I found the manual at ManualsLib here: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/487406/Craftsman-351-22632.html . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

it is not tension you adjust but parallel running of the front pulley normally there is a knob along the arm that you can move in or out carefully and you will see the belt run back to covering the pulley best do it when you spin the belt by hand as the adjustment is touchy

[craftsman 315.174710 router disassembly] copy and paste the above into the youtube search window review the various videos for your equip

It is supposed to be self extracting, meaning that if you turn the nut far enough, the bit will pop up; no need to remove the nut. If the bit is stuck, try to pull it out with pliers. You may even need penetrating oil. Probably just rust; there is not much that go wrong. Good luck. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/bill_f6ca18ca1db028ed

Should buy old Craftsman lathe You also might see what others would be selling it for in either eBay or a trading post type of local community papers.

Craftsman 5 16 in Staples 1000 pk

Try sears, or home improvement store. A box of 5000 is less than $10

If you have the sander that is in the picture (and I surely do hope that you do), I can help you. Your sanding felt pad is square, and two of the sides, opposite each other, have a wire spring clip on them. You lift the clip and rotate it and then you will have a opening under each of the spring clips to insert an edge of the sandpaper. Cut the sandpaper to 3/4ths of an inch longer than the pad on both sides that are to slide inside the spring clips. Insert one edge of the paper under one side, then snap the clip down in place. Then, curl the edge of the other side of the paper with your fingers to fit under the other edge, and then snap that one down on the paper. Good to go. God bless your efforts.