Need Help: Instruction for Craftsman Industrial Mortise and Tenon Fixture

[phrog]

I recently bought a Craftsman Industrial Mortise and Tenon Fixture at a yard sale without instructions ( the tool, not the yard sale). I think there may be some parts missing. Can anyone help me with the instruction manual or direct me where to get one - I can't seem to find anything helpful on the Sears website. Sometimes, one can find info on the government's Patent Office website but I don't have the Patent Number either.
Thanks,
Richard

[Ken Massingale]

Got a part number, Richard?

[phrog]

Got a part number, Richard?

Hey Ken,
Thanks for answering my post. No, I don't have a part number either. All the labels had been torn/eaten off by the time I got the machine. I've been watching eBay to see if someone might list one showing the part number but so far no luck. Thanks.
Richard

[Ken Massingale]

I think I've seen those, Richard. Can you do a pic?

[LCHIEN]

Hey Ken,
... No, I don't have a part number either. All the labels had been torn/eaten off by the time I got the machine. ...Richard

what is this, like a hit man's murder weapon?
All the identifying marks filed off? Can you raised them with acid?

[Ken Massingale]

what is this, like a hit man's murder weapon?
All the identifying marks filed off? Can you raised them with acid?

You've been in quite a jovial mood the last few days, Loring!

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Coming next season to NBC: Law & Order, Shop Injury Division.

[phrog]

what is this, like a hit man's murder weapon?
All the identifying marks filed off? Can you raised them with acid?

Loring,
I think I did notice some red stains. Ken, I'll do a photo tomorrow or later tonight if football doesn't interfere. (Being a Tennessee fan, football isn't as appealing as I would like it to be. OUCH!) Thanks.
Richard

[phrog]

Breaking Board Rules

Loring,
I think I did notice some red stains. Ken, I'll do a photo tomorrow or later tonight if football doesn't interfere. (Being a Tennessee fan, football isn't as appealing as I would like it to be. OUCH!) Thanks.
Richard

Oops. Did I break board rules by saying I'm a Tennessee fan. I apologize if I did. But give me a break - after all, I said I'm a Tennessee fan - I need all the sympathy you can spare. Thanks.
Richard

[gwyneth]

There's a fair chance it's model no. 171 25467. If you type that into the Sears parts department's model no. field, it will come up with choices to see parts and diagrams for its two main components (mortise and tenon).

[phrog]

Photos

Here's a couple photos of the Industrial Mortise and Tenon Fixture that I'm trying to find instructions for.
Richard

[phrog]

Anyone?

Does anyone know where I can get an instruction manual for this Craftsman Industrial Mortise and Tenon jig? Even the Sears Model Number or Patent Number might help. Anyone?
Thanks,
Richard

[gwyneth]

Did you miss the message I posted in this thread with its probable model number and how it shows up in the Sears part search with links to diagrams?

[phrog]

Did you miss the message I posted in this thread with its probable model number and how it shows up in the Sears part search with links to diagrams?

gwyneth,
My apologies. I did, indeed, miss your message. I had been inputting a model number that began with 9 instead of 171 and it was coming up blank. Many thanks. And again, my apologies.
Richard

[gwyneth]

I'm sorry if I sounded cross. Did the diagrams look as if they might a) belong to your model and b) help solve the problem?