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I'm a newbie to the forum (but longtime infrequent viewer), and recently bought a BT3000 off local CL. In the box of miscellaneous parts was a 1-1/2" knurled steel nut (picture attached). Can anybody identify it as a BT3k part? If not, no big deal- just curious!
I can't identify it on any of the parts diagrams. From the look of the seller's garage the saw was pried from, I suspect that it came from some other tool. To my eyes it has a vague Sears look to it, but I can't place it in my mind.
The saw was pretty grimy, but the shims are in good shape, and after cleaning and lubing the blade mechanism is silky smooth. I didn't see the posting of 13 or 14 things to look for in a used BT3K until after I bought the saw- the SMT "B" guides had been replaced by metal washers; parts are on order from eReplacement!
I can't identify it on any of the parts diagrams. From the look of the seller's garage the saw was pried from, I suspect that it came from some other tool. To my eyes it has a vague Sears look to it, but I can't place it in my mind.
The saw was pretty grimy, but the shims are in good shape, and after cleaning and lubing the blade mechanism is silky smooth. I didn't see the posting of 13 or 14 things to look for in a used BT3K until after I bought the saw- the SMT "B" guides had been replaced by metal washers; parts are on order from eReplacement!
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Black wallnut
Loring in Katy, TX USA
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