Photo Index - Atlas Press Co. - Model 3102

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Manufactured/Badged by:
Atlas Press Co.
Kalamazoo, MI

Machine Specifications
Machine Class:	Wood Working Machinery
Machine Type:	Table Saw
Machine Size:	8"
Submitted By:	Robert Hutcheson

Machine Specifications
Description/Model:	Model 3102
Date of Manufacturer:	1950
Serial Number:	43377 (View SN Registry Entry)
Last Updated	8/19/2018 12:07:28 PM

Comments:

I inherited this from my wife's granddad back in 1991. Being in the military, I wasn't really able to use it since I had no place to set it up, so it collected dust. I retired in 1995 and drug it back home to my current residence and it sat and collected dust some more. I plan on retiring for good in about four years so started setting up one of my garage bays as a workshop. I thought about just getting rid of the saw, but after doing some research, I found this site and changed my mind. I plan on cleaning it up, oiling and greasing it, and using it until I decide what my tool needs will be later on. The motor still works. The blade adjuster was really stiff but some WD-40 took care of that. All in all, it is in really good condition, and should be a pretty nice saw.

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Comments: Atlas Power King Model 3102
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Comments: Notice the Dunlap 4x36 belt sander mounted on the same stand as the saw. They both run off the same motor.
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Comments: 1/2 HP motor. I believe this is the original motor. The date code to the left of the model says C2 50, which makes this a 1950 model.
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Comments: Model 3102
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Comments: Notice the outlet and switch. Grandpa was obsessed with switches. There is also an inline power switch on the electrical wire as well as one on the motor.
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Comments: Was stiff raising and lowering the blade, but some lubricant fixed that. It's really smooth now.
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