i have had one for years. as to why, i see it as a replacement for a
coping saw. if i didn't own a scroll saw and i would have to use the
coping saw,i wouldn't do most of the projects i do now. i have never done a
project solely using the scroll saw. i don't think i would have the
patience it
part 3 of the legacy workstation is out.. stopped to show the features of
the dedicated shop vac & blower system. it's starting to feel like a
workstation already.
watch it at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdU5yqVrVCI
thanks for the interest, all comments welcomed.
russ
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Curt,
For me one great application for the scroll saw is to facilitate making a
“Vortex bowl” which I finish turning on a regular lathe, unfortunately not on a
LOM.
Michael
Image result for vortex turned bowl
From: 'Curt George' via Legacy Ornamental Mills
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Good-morning Richard and Micheal. (to to whomever-else is reading this.) :-)
Honesty the scroll saw is the least used piece of equipment in my shop, it is a
very useful tool, but one that I do not normally use in most of my wood
working. If I think along the lines of spindle turning and scroll sa
Hi Richard,
Like any self respecting woodworking addict I’ve had a DeWalt 788 in my tool
arsenal for years that I use on occasion for marquetry, ornaments, and even
vortex bowls. The local club I belong to (www.woodworker.org) has an
interactive scroll sawyers guild where I actually do most of
Hi
I am wondering if any of you LOM owner/users also use a Scroll Saw, I have
just bought an Axminster EX-21 Scroll saw, It sits alongside my Revo and
Woodchuck, Just had a go on it and am quite impressed - so much
to do and so little time with all this equipment
Richard
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