Question about an old Stanley No 100
#21
We are really trying to help, Bob. Pay no attention to the attempts at humor. I think some of the initial confusion is what you meant by "orange parts". I tried to identify all of them as best as I could. They are all pieces of the tool and seem to be in good shape. Perhaps a little more info on your question would elicit a more specific response. Can you provide a better picture?
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#22
The instruction manual for the #100 can be found here:

http://tooltrip.com/tooltrip9/stanley/st.../miter.pdf

Figure 6 shows the clamp extension fixtures in use.
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#23
Another version of the manual"

http://tooltrip.com/tooltrip9/stanley/st...rsh-sw.pdf
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#24
Thanks that is the info I was looking for.  I have never seen those parts before.  The other 100s I have and seen didn't have them.  Then again this one predates the rest too.  Stanley-Marsh is what I believe the first Stanley produced units were labeled.
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#25
(05-09-2017, 08:00 AM)Admiral Wrote: The orange piece in front of the clamp is a clamp extension to hold narrow pieces, as the clamp only goes so far to hold 4" wide pieces, which is the maximum width for this machine.  Sold as a picture framer's tool.
I have not seen those before Admiral, thanks for the info.
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#26
(05-09-2017, 10:06 AM)®smpr_fi_mac® Wrote: Seems to me that he's trying to learn something new.  Post count doesn't equate knowledge.

*To* be critical:  You're being a jerk.

The post count is correct what you say and even tho I have over 12,000 I am still a beginner, but Brad you are being more brash then the poster.  Calm down
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#27
so the saw is hiding the other clamp?
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#28
yes it is.  Everything besides the little orange pieces is as it should be.  This one is going to stay here I have to find a place for my old one to live.
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#29
Here are better pics and that of another for comparison

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women have trouble understanding Trump's MAGA theme because they had so little involvement in making America great the first time around.

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#30
And you are missing the rule and rule gauge which most of us are missing from our 100 miter machines
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