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Thanks but I'll have to pass. This project had to be put on the back burner for a bit.

All the wires going to were corroded and one of the wires going to the motor is worn. The bearings are also rough. I doubt it needs a rewind but I'd at least like it tested.

Even more fun. The model number listed on the motor isn't found anywhere on the internet. I'd hate to see what a company is going to charge me to refurbish this one.

Oh, I found the drill chuck in the cabinet. I now have one accessory.

I own a junk removal company in the Raleigh area and stumbled upon this saw last year. Since I like to dabble in woodwork I figured I would keep the saw. Last night I finally decided to look things over.

The original coil wire was almost completely dry and at some point someone spliced it ...