/r/Scrollsaw
Scrollsaw:A space for scrollsawers to meet and discuss patterns, projects, methods, and tools. Pictures showing off finished projects are welcome.
A space for scrollsawers to meet and discuss patterns, methods, and tools. Pictures showing off finished projects are welcome. Please no sharing of copyrighted patterns, unless you hold the copyright.
/r/Scrollsaw
Here’s a sign I finished up recently that I’m happy with. I can do any college or team.
Design by Alex Fox available on Etsy
Which is your favorite?
Design by Charles Dearing
Design by Alex Fox
Hi,
I'm looking into buying my first scroll saw. I've used one a handful of times in woodshop while in school, it was the only machine I really enjoyed using.
I'm in Canada and a King Canada scroll saw is looking the most appealing to me. We just bought our first house so money is more on the tighter side when it comes to new hobbies. I would love to buy a dewalt right off the hop, but I can't justify spending that on something I may not stick with.
I would be using the saw to make ornaments and toys mainly. Cut out the basic shapes and whittle/carve the finer details by hand.
Would King Canadas scroll saw be worth it? I can upgrade to a better quality saw after awhile, once I get a hand using the machine and can afford a better quality one.
I have snugged every bolt down
I’ve had my dewalt scroll for ~3ish months now and it’s been night and day from my starter WEN. I’m really happy with it, but as a mechanical engineer, I always look to improve.
For those that have - is the pegas head/arm upgrade worth it in your opinion?
What benefits have you seen?
Thanks in advance
A Charles Hand design