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  1. 12-31-2008 #1
    PutnamEco
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    Default ID this Saw?

    Can anyone tell me the model number of this saw? Or any other Info? Like when it was made.

    Is it a 3034 Type 1
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  2. 12-31-2008 #2
    Stephen Tashiro
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    I'll bet one of the old guys on the sawmillcreek.com forum could ID it. And you can mention that I said they were old.
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  3. 01-03-2009 #3
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    Default Fyi

    It is sawmillcreek.org, not .com.

    Sawmillcreek.com looks like a nice resort.
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  4. 01-03-2009 #4
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    You're right, it's org. Let's us know on this forum if you find out about the batteries.
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  5. 01-05-2009 #5
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    I asked a guy I know who has worked for Black & Decker forever and he says it looks like a 3047-09 Super Sawcat. Here's a link to the parts:

    Black and Decker 3047-09 Parts List and Diagram - Type 1 : eReplacementparts.com

    There are a few different versions of that tool. Is there a type number visible anywhere on it?
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  6. 01-05-2009 #6
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    Default Do Want

    I've been trying to refine my search, I've searched just about everywhere for sawcats and found there are many different versions. i.e. I believe when B&D started to call them "super" they where actually a tool more geared to homeowners then a pro quality saw.
    If any of you all know where I could find one...
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  7. 01-05-2009 #7
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    Are you looking to repair one or buy a new one?
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  8. 01-05-2009 #8
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    Default A new one???

    A new one??? I wish, I'm looking to replace one, I would have even consider building one from parts, if that was possible. One of the sweetest saws ever made!
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  9. 01-06-2009 #9
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    In many cases those older saws are built better than anything new. Unfortunately the vast majority of parts for that saw are discontinued and cannot be purchased now. There's probably no way to build one out of parts. To find another one you might want to try eBay but it's a long shot. If you want to try and repair an existing saw I can look for parts but I'll need to know which parts you need for the repair.
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  10. 10-06-2009 #10
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    Default forgotten thread. parts needed

    I need the front handle for this saw. I belieave it is part no. 92967-00
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  11. 10-07-2009 #11
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    I just ran the number through the DeWalt system. Appears to be a good number, lists it as a knob, it is however discontinued. Your bet bet is to call local repair shops, the older the better, and see if they happen to have one laying around.

    Good luck with your hunt!

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