What I need now is a manual for it, so that I know how to correctly lubricate the beast. The "crank box" and lower slider are definitely oiled (vs greased), and it *looks* as if the upper slider is oiled as well. But I don't know what type of oil to use. And I could be wrong; the upper slider could be greased.

The model number is 103.0404. The rest of the spec plate (which was painted, whereas the model number was stamped) is illegible. 24" maximum radius, about a 2" throat, 14" square cast iron table, tiltable to 45 degrees.

There have been many posts here about manuals for old Craftsman
(Atlas/Clausing) lathes, but I don't recall anything about scroll saws. Did Atlas or Clausing make these as well? Who might still carry a manual for one?

Short of a manual, I'm open to all advice on properly lubricating this machine. If I keep it in shape, it looks as if it might outlast me by a few generations.

When I got all of my father's old Craftsman tools, I wrote to the Sears Customer Service department with a list of all the model numbers. They sent me Xerox copies of all the old manuals. My scroll saw is of the same vintage, but it has a very different model number.