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Scroll Saws - davidbrady - 02-07-2015 10:54 It's pinewood derby time and need a scroll saw. What manufacturer/product do you folks like? RE: Scroll Saws - Arcticdude - 02-07-2015 22:57 I'm super old school there. All the computerized stuff is just more crap to go wrong. Mine is a 60 year old Skill saw. It's nicely broken in now. It was my Grandfather's via my Dad. Tough to beat that one. RE: Scroll Saws - cmillsap - 02-08-2015 00:14 (02-07-2015 22:57)Arcticdude Wrote: I'm super old school there. All the computerized stuff is just more crap to go wrong. Mine is a 60 year old Skill saw. It's nicely broken in now. It was my Grandfather's via my Dad. Tough to beat that one.Hi John, I'm glad to hear from you. I thought maybe you had gotten lost in the wild hinterlands of the North. David, Why not use a common jig saw with a narrow blade? Chuck RE: Scroll Saws - davidbrady - 02-08-2015 20:20 Thanks guys, Chuck, I sort of think the stable platform a scroll saw provides which allows two hands on the work material will be safer for my son to use. I broke down and bought a $50.00 Harbor Freight scroll saw. I normally avoid Harbor Freight tools but the sale price on this unit was too much to bear, and guess what? It works beautifully. I highly recommend it! Regular price was $140 which was marked down to $70 but I then applied a 20% coupon. All I plan to do is pinewood derby cars and train tracks, so for me this saw is perfect. RE: Scroll Saws - cmillsap - 02-08-2015 20:51 (02-08-2015 20:20)davidbrady Wrote: Thanks guys, Probably, David, but give that boy a few more years and he will be telling you which tool to use. He is one smart cookie and savvy to boot. |