I have an old Craftsman table saw(103.) by King-Seeley (8 or 7 1/4"). It is a very smooth running, cutting saw, but it has no fence, any suggestions?
I also have a 10" craftsman 3hp that I am going to install a delta T2 fence on. I am setting up a wood working shop and am looking for suggestions on the best way to lay it out. I have all the tools except the thickness planer and belt/disc sander, that's coming soon.

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Those saws have a flat front edge to the table which most aftermarket "T" square type fences will bolt to. You might want to build the saw into a table with a right side extension, and the fence can mount to the saw and the extension. There are various lengths available for the rails to those fences.










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Set it up as a second saw? Use it for specific operations like dados? Other? If you can swap the fence from the 3HP onto the 8" then that may work. Another choice would be a bandsaw fence, shorter, available from after market sources like this:
http://www.amazon.com/Kreg-KMS7200-Bandsaw-Fence/dp/B0007VYL48Or this:
http://www.amazon.com/PRO-GRIP-UNIVERSAL-FENCE-PEACHTREE-WOODWORKING/dp/B0036VKN70/ref=sr_1_11?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1293898539&sr=1-11
Finally, a home made version from square tubing and or angles have been done with good success. A bar across the front is needed no matter which way you go, for the fence to clamp to a square itself up, a valuable feature.
As far as shop layout, that's a 4 page answer... too much for a simple answer here. Again do a net search for shop layouts. Grizzly has a shop planning software tool, if I recall. bill

Thanks for the replies, yes I'll set it up as a second saw or other.

i have 3 table saw set up


1-beater saw
2-thick wood
3-thin wood

for some reason i use my beater saw the most, maybe cause i make a lot of ugly stuff

I would check ebay..There are always craftsman table saw parts on there.

In fact check this one out.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Craftsman-King-S...item3363ad989c