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    Does anyone know where i can buy a water drip system for my scroll saw to cut glass with diamond blades?
    Thanks
    Jake

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    If you go to a medical supply house you can get an IV drip, with a drip valve.
    An alternative would be aquarium hose with a regulator.
    CAЯL HIRD-RUTTEЯ
    "proud member of the best scroll sawing forum on the net."
    Ryobi SC180VS scroll saw EX21

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    • #3
      Why is it I have a picture in my mind of water and electricity not mixing ??????and where do you get diamond blades that cut glass for a scroll saw? I would like to see that myself.
      Sharon

      Call me dumb but doesn't seem feesable to me.

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      • #4
        I guess it would depend on the saw Sharon.
        The hole in the middle of my Delta table is away from the electrial system.
        You don't use a whol elot of water, just enough to cool the blade.
        If they get too hot the glue will melt and the diamond dust will fall off.
        Here is a supplier link.
        They are not the cheapest blades on the market, but they do intrigue me.
        CAЯL HIRD-RUTTEЯ
        "proud member of the best scroll sawing forum on the net."
        Ryobi SC180VS scroll saw EX21

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        • #5
          diamond blades!

          Originally posted by SharonW0111
          Why is it I have a picture in my mind of water and electricity not mixing ??????and where do you get diamond blades that cut glass for a scroll saw? I would like to see that myself.
          Sharon

          Call me dumb but doesn't seem feesable to me.
          I thought this may answer your questions about cutting glass.

          Jake

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          • #6
            Way Cool-- Thanks I didn't know that it could be done-- boy is my mind in gear -- gave myself a headache,ouch --
            I made a oil lamp holder the other day using a pattern just the flowers ) from a tiny little night light . It looks darn good for someone not to know what I was doing -but I needed a mirror behind the top part -- now that I know glass can be cut on a saw I am off to conqure a new deminision.....
            Beam me up Scotty --
            Sharon

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            • #7
              A friend reminded me that Gail Jennings of Quail Hollow Wood Arts www.quailhollow-woodarts did a stained glass fairy for SSW in Summer 2004...he built his own drip system to keep the blade cool..
              I'm sure Gail would be glad to help out as well!

              Bob

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              • #8
                I don't think I would do it. I picture water droplets going everywhere and causing havok in a short period of time.

                There are glass tools to cut glass- including power saws -that are not that expensive
                Dan

                -Just do'in the best I can every day

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by SharonW0111
                  Why is it I have a picture in my mind of water and electricity not mixing ??????and where do you get diamond blades that cut glass for a scroll saw? I would like to see that myself.
                  Sharon

                  Call me dumb but doesn't seem feesable to me.
                  Hi Sharon , I didn't know all that eather. but i do have a online order form for you buy Scroll America.for the Diamond encrusted wire . for cutting stone or glass # db16 and tile is. bladevaluesdirect.com hope this helps your friend Evie

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by walkerj
                    Does anyone know where i can buy a water drip system for my scroll saw to cut glass with diamond blades?
                    Thanks
                    I'm sure you could "make up something" I know that HAWK/RBI has a drip tank designed for their saws.

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