I will be doing a zoom presentation on scrollsaw blades for our club and made an interesting discovery.
I will be using my EX 16, the upper arm is parallel to the table and I have the Pegas clamps on it. I put in a Pegas MGT 1R blade and then a Olson 2/0R to see how far up the gap between the down and up cutting teeth comes above the table. It comes up at least a 1/4 (will measure more precisely later) That can be a real problem when cutting delicate projects in thinner material.
You have this huge gap that is chomping up and down.
I am curious if anyone has a EX16 with the stock clamps or check any EX style saw to see how far up the gap comes.
I will be using my EX 16, the upper arm is parallel to the table and I have the Pegas clamps on it. I put in a Pegas MGT 1R blade and then a Olson 2/0R to see how far up the gap between the down and up cutting teeth comes above the table. It comes up at least a 1/4 (will measure more precisely later) That can be a real problem when cutting delicate projects in thinner material.
You have this huge gap that is chomping up and down.
I am curious if anyone has a EX16 with the stock clamps or check any EX style saw to see how far up the gap comes.
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