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Reply to My version of a jigBruce has made me tubes on his lathe and all I had to do was slice them off. Then they needed sanding. For me, this Is much easier and faster. I can get a bag of wheels from ACMoore for less than $1 with my coupons. Took me 5 minutes to drill 25 wheels. Glued them on last night. Wings today, dipping...Yesterday, 09:29 AM
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Reply to My version of a jigThat’s my kind of jig, a poor mans jig, whatever it takes to get the job done, RJ...Yesterday, 09:23 AM
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Reply to My version of a jigIf you take a 1/2 in dowel rod and use a forstner bit and drill out the center then you can just cut the halo off the dowel with ease. Just a thought
I like your solution as well.
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Reply to My version of a jigThat's my kind of jig. Simple, useful, and better than the proverbial hairpin.
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Needing some halos for my angels, I remember a while back some one, don’t remember who, made a jig to drill out the center of wooden wheels to make halos. Not wanting to interrupt Bruce working on the door for the kitchen, I decided to make my own. What do you think of my jig? Works great except when...09-17-2018, 10:29 PM
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Reply to Hawk scroll saw - need adviseForgot to mention I also have the Pozgai blade clamps upper and lower. Don't do much bottom feeding anymore, but I do love mine on the bottom. I have the regular RBI blade holders on my 226 VS Ultra. I use both saws but the G426 mostly. The 226 VS was purchased as a backup saw.09-07-2018, 09:48 PM
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Reply to Hawk scroll saw - need adviseI'm probably a little biased Clayton, but that G426 is a great saw! I like top feeding, and that is a fantastic top feeding saw. It5's also one heck of a fine scroll saw. Congratulations on a great addition to your shop!09-07-2018, 09:37 PM
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Reply to Hawk scroll saw - need adviseKevin, since you have made that change already the new assembly from Pozgai would not make any difference.
The advantage of being able to pop the clamps off, at least for me is that I have several clamps pre-loaded with the blade that I am currently using. So when I wear one out or break one I...09-06-2018, 08:04 AM