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Atlas Table Saw Model S8ES

Picked up this guy at the local recycling center for $10. Motor is a little slow to start (capacitor?) and if any pressure is applied to the pulley with my hand it stalls. I have (2) 113 craftsman tablesaw motors, 1hp and 1.5 hp that I can put on it but would rather try to repair the existing motor…price willing. It doesn't have a fence but I'm thinking of building a small sled for it. The tilt and height cranks are very smooth and I'm sure after a good cleaning and a little lube they will be even smoother. Not sure of date of manufacture but I'm sure it's older than me. Btw…this saw is built like a tank and considering it's small size it weight just as much.
Any ideas or input would be appreciated.

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Atlas Table Saw Model S8ES

Picked up this guy at the local recycling center for $10. Motor is a little slow to start (capacitor?) and if any pressure is applied to the pulley with my hand it stalls. I have (2) 113 craftsman tablesaw motors, 1hp and 1.5 hp that I can put on it but would rather try to repair the existing motor…price willing. It doesn't have a fence but I'm thinking of building a small sled for it. The tilt and height cranks are very smooth and I'm sure after a good cleaning and a little lube they will be even smoother. Not sure of date of manufacture but I'm sure it's older than me. Btw…this saw is built like a tank and considering it's small size it weight just as much.
Any ideas or input would be appreciated.

Engineering Gas Wood Machine Metal


Wood Gas Motor vehicle Machine Machine tool


Bumper Wood Composite material Automotive exterior Gas


Motor vehicle Automotive tire Automotive exterior Gas Bumper
My dad has this model Atlas saw, inherited from his dad. It's got a ton of miles on it, and yes, you can do great work with it. Don't hesitate to swap out the motor, and it's always pretty easy drill for a new fence and for extension wings if you need to.

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