August 8, 201115 yr comment_43291 LaVerne, if you have any questions along the way feel free to ask away, we'll be glad to help you out.LaVerne McIntosh said:Just starting to scroll saw. I have a lo tof patterns in the "to do" file along with plenty in my wifes "honey do list" so I am hoping to get to some of them soon. After golf season and 100 degree days. Report
August 12, 201115 yr comment_43289 I have been scrolling for 4 years now. I do mostly portrait but I would like to try puzzle and the intartia. JPExcalibur EX21 Report
August 12, 201115 yr comment_43288 I plan on posting some information on intarsia work and woods. Maybe that will help you along your journey. personally I really enjoy it, creating 3d images out of various woods. Wayne MahlerGod bless and protect our troops that serve so we can be free. Report
August 12, 201115 yr comment_43287 I have a Dewalt and a Hegner usually spend a 1/2 - hr a night trying to do something right now I am working on a medal holder for my daughter who gets one everytime she runs in road races/ marathon. Everyone who finishes the race gets one. Â Mike Report
August 12, 201115 yr comment_43286 I am a scroller!  First machine I ever bought was a pinned machine and only ran at one speed.  lol  I outgrew that machine in about a week when I realized I couldn't get those pinned blades through little drilled holes. Gave this one to my brother. I stepped up to a Delta for my second machine.  It had variable speeds and was pinless.  I gave this machine a workout, but always had trouble with the mechanism that held the blades which was constantly falling apart. Hubby tired of hearing me complain about the blade mechanism, surprised me with a DeWalt 788 which I currently use. Seems I wore out the first motor on the DeWalt - magnets had detached on the motor.  Until it stopped running, I didn't even know it had magnets in the motor.  I'm now on my second motor and all is well.  Everything is running smoothly.  Delta is still in the corner of the shop for those times my primary machine is in the shop.  Can't be without a scroll saw.  lol   SQ It it can't be fixed with glue and sawdust - it's not worth fixing. Report
August 12, 201115 yr comment_43285 Steve,I was going to email you and tell you about this site.  lol  Guess you already found it.  Hope all is going well for you. SQ Steve Hovious said:I use a 1950's Delta 24" variable speed scroll saw. We just moved so I have to wait to get back in it once I get a shop set up. 'True patriotism hates injustice in its own land more than anywhere else.' -- Clarence Darrow Report
August 14, 201115 yr comment_43284 I too have one but used rarely. But that is subject to change. Report
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