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General Category => General Scroll Saw Talk => Topic started by: mmiller on January 19, 2022, 07:54:12 am
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I found a good use for my old Harbor Freight Scroll Saw. I use the pin end Olson Sanders on the HF and it works really good for sanding inside and outside cuts.
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That is a nice use of spare equipment! I have an old Craftsman scroll saw - hadn't even occurred to me to use it in such a way. Thanks for sharing the info.
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I'm a newby to scrolling but I'm also cheap and an experimenter. My lines are wobbly, but I'm learning, and I hate sanding. My solution - I take an old blade and cut a strip of sandpaper usually about 1/4" wide 6" long, fold it in 1/2 lengthwise palace the blade in the fold, a little glue being careful not to get glue on sanding side and mount in the saw. I have found this to work really well for inside and outside cut sanding.
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Good idea I'll have to try it