Get some stove bolts, lock washers and nuts and bolt that saw down! Or use wing nuts if you have to remove it.
It will cut down the vibration and give you a much more secure workspace.
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Spent today building a bench so I wouldn't have to work off of 2 saw horses and a piece of plywood. Now the saw wants to slide around so I am thinking I need a rubber bath mat or something under it. Dad helped and said now I need to build an 8 ft bench for other tools and bench space.
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Originally posted by EJM3 View PostThanks Jim I was born and raised in Logan and live on Mill creek. Are you related to the McDonalds from Crooked Creek?
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Welcome to the forum! You can find some easy patterns at Steve Good's Blog. You can find it here: www.scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com
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Thanks Jim I was born and raised in Logan and live on Mill creek. Are you related to the McDonalds from Crooked Creek?
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Ex-Logan County creek boy here, now exiled to Indiana.
Mike pointed you to a great place to start in the vault. Start simple, but you'll be amazed at the the progression you make. I began just making a few ornaments like mittens, etc, but have just started a monster landscape that I may get done by spring. (It is what I will work on between more pressing projects)
Welcome aboard--look around, ask questions and GO HERD!
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Take a few minutes to read through them. They are chock full of great information.
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Greetings from West Virginia
I thought I would si Hi. I just recently did my first wood project and it was a set of cornhole boards. Now I have borrowed my dad's Delta 16 inch scroll saw and thought I would give it a try. It's harder than it looks following a pencil line that was been traced on wood. Can anyone point me toward someeasy beginner plans?
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