Condition: Mint / Pristine Vintage Condition
Brand: Sears Craftsman Roebuck & Co.
Saw Model: #36184 (9-36184)
Blade Specifications: 26" Length | 11 Points Per Inch (TPI) | Satin Cut Profile
Manufacturing: Made in the USA
Up for sale is an investment-grade vintage Sears Craftsman manual miter box setup featuring the highly collectible 26-inch Kromedge 11-point "Satin Cut" back saw (Model #36184). This is an absolute "time capsule" tool, preserved impeccably for decades with none of the typical pitting, heavy rust, or pitch buildup common with utility tools of this era.
If you are a hand-tool purist, a vintage tool collector, or a woodworker who values the dead-accurate precision and whisper-quiet operation of classic American-made steel, this immaculate setup is exactly what you are looking for.
Key Features & Collector Highlights:
• Premium Kromedge Steel Blade: The original chrome-treated high-carbon steel blade is straight, clean, and retains its vivid factory-engraved "Satin Cut Miter Saw" face etching.
• Ultra-Fine 11-Point Cut: Features 11 teeth per inch designed specifically for high-precision, splinter-free crosscutting and fine trim work. The teeth are sharp, uniform, and fully intact.
• Classic Medallion Handle: The original hardwood handle is rock solid, boasting clean factory lacquer, beautiful decorative wheat carvings, and the iconic Craftsman crown medallion insert.
• Heavy-Duty Miter Box Frame: The dual-post guide assembly operates smoothly without sticking. The quadrant scale features razor-sharp angle detents for exact, repeatable angle configurations (0°, 15°, 30°, and 45°).
• Rigid Steel Spine: Built with a heavy-duty, extra-thick steel back spine ensuring perfectly straight tracking through the miter guides without flexing.
Perfect as a functional centerpiece for a traditional woodworking shop, or as a reliable, zero-electricity precision cutting station for fine molding and picture framing work. Please review the high-resolution photos to verify the incredible condition of the factory etching and the blade teeth. Feel free to message me with any questions!