Reply by dhazelton

I have a couple of the Craftsman saws made by King Seely, older than yours. Yours look like 1960s vintage. I don’t think you can bolt them together back to back as the motors hang out beyond the table, unless you put another piece in between. Here’s the table saw section of the OWWM site:

http://vintagemachinery.org/mfgindex/detail.aspx?id=222&tab=4

This guy has a nice setup – you could do two saws, one on each end.

http://vintagemachinery.org/photoindex/detail.aspx?ID=10197

Go through the photos and there will be lots of interesting setups with folding outfeed tables, fence upgrades etc. The rail on your fence is all aluminum and prone to breakage. There are some purists who might buy your fence, but they are a dime a dozen so it won’t bring much. I bought an older new-in-box Delta Unifence to use when I get around to setting it up properly.