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General Category => General Scroll Saw Talk => Topic started by: Dawie on February 06, 2012, 06:00:02 am
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:D UPS just delivered my new scroll saw this morning. So I have been fiddling around with it a bit. Sturdy. Runs with very little vibration even at top speed. The clamps are the only little gripe I have, but have already seen that I can replace them with the clamps from my Proxon, so that problem too is solved. And this one is still made in Germany, so I have faith in this machine, German tools have never let me down, so trust that this one will follow that reputation.
Am posting a pic.
Extremely blessed and happy with my new toy.
David
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Congratulations on the new toy, David. Enjoy.
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Why is there no sawdust on the new toy yet, that should be your first priority to make sawdust lol. Enjoy your new toy.
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Keefie, there is sawdust on it now. ;D. Must confess that the clamps are not as bad as I thought at first, the clamp spirals perfectly. It's just a bother to get the bottom clamp in position, very little manoeuvring space.
David
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Good luck with your new saw David!
I'll bet that plastic guard box wasn't on there very long! ;D
Gabby
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Congratulations, I hope you like yours as much as I liked my 40-690 Delta. But, I wonder, why no saw dust?
gene
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Good luck with your new saw David!
I'll bet that plastic guard box wasn't on there very long! ;D
Gabby
;D How did you guess? Gabby, tried it for I think 5 minutes and then decided: No Way!
David
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Just figured that is what I would do, it just looked like it would be in the way!
Gabby
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yeah, nice machine!
Have fun. What kind of blade clamps are mounted?
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Torsten,
The mounted clamps are for pinned blades. The clamps for flat and spiral are actually well thought out , it does not have the actual slit but has a round opening to insert the blade into and it gets clamped by two little screws. Thinking of mounting these more permanent as I rarely use pinned blades. They work fantastic on spirals.
David
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Congrats on your new saw! Now your gonna have to post some projects later on. :) Hope you have a many a hours enjoyment from your new saw.......
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Hi Dawie, hope you get years of pleasure from your new toy. Glad you got rid of the piece of "double glazing" around the blade. A couple of hours and you wouldn't be able to see for dust stuck to it with the static. Good luck.
Rob Roy.