Rebuilding Old Table Saw / How to make old tools new again!!!!!

How to make this old Rockwell Beaver table saw look and work like new again. This is not a step by step video, its more like a how I did it. If you have any questions or comments regarding the build leave a comment below. If you like this Subscribe and follow us on social media.
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[@rayg436]

I just got 1 but it is missing the nut for the mandrel to hold the saw blade any idea where to find 1

[@thechroniccreators3294]

I’m not sure, I would figure out what the size and thread and see if you can get a new one online. Thanks for watching the video.

[@denl2526]

Nice job.. I have three of the same ones. Parts are hard to find for these..

[@thechroniccreators3294]

Thank you. I was luck that all the parts were there. And in decent shape to start with.

[@Scratcher25]

Hello! I have a question I hope you can help me with. If you go the 2:22 mark of your video you are putting the shaft back in at the pivot point of the arbor assembly. My question is when you were taking that apart, how did you get that little pin out? It only goes in one way and it is hollow. I want to take that apart so I can take the arbor assembly to a machine shop to press in new bearings. Any reply is greatly appreciated!

[@thechroniccreators3294]

I took a centre punch with a flat end and hammered it out. You just need one slightly smaller then the hole the roll pin is in. If you watch my snowblower video I show how to remove one. Thanks for watching the video and good luck with your saw rebuild.

[@marks3750]

too many loafers on the job site.

[@thechroniccreators3294]

Yah their part of the union, what can you do.