It is as the name implies "scroll band saw", it is not capable of doing other functions such as re-sawing. Still, it is a wonderful saw if you only wish to do scroll work
A good tool, is a half of the success for the given task! Yes, the price tag is high, especially if this just for the hobby. But I am sure, it worth money you will spend.Yep,and the price is killing you,indeed a good saw
Yes - but they have also (in my opinion) some effects, which you should keep in mind, when you use the spiral blades:I mentioned to Donnie yesterday to use spiral blades on his scroll saw ,you are able to cut any direction and you do not need turn all the time the wood,I think its much cheaper this way
Or you can use just a hand jeweler saw, very easy to cut with it.I really appreciate all the responses, but all I need this for is to cut the 6 frames (multiple pieces) for the Echo cross section model. I don't think a bandsaw would manage the small thin fine wood to make those curves. I'm all about the best tool, hence my Byrnes saw and sander, however this is essential a one time use and I don't want to clutter a lot of garage or workshop table top space. I did get a lot of good information, I think there are some moderately priced and moderately sized models I've found like the WEN 3921that should meet my needs.
Thanks everyone.
I'm sure, but too many small parts and lack of patience on my part for that. The $112 or so for the WEN is an easy spend.Or you can use just a hand jeweler saw, very easy to cut with it.
Glenn,
The only images that I have from many years ago from the old gallery are the Granado, Fair American, and Pegasus of which can be seen here:
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these I do not have and unfortunately, do not even remember or vaguely remember: (that has been a long time ago)
BlueNose
AVS, Armed Virginia Sloop
Baltimore
HM Pickle
HMS Vanguard
I would be more than happy to enter those, but I do not have the images. I did a complete scan of my images HDD and it did not turn up anything on the ones mentioned. I don't think that I received any correspondence from you on the others (THE RED LIST).
The only other option is that perhaps some of those are stuck in some old emails that I received from you. If you still have an active "sent box" maybe you can check to see if you did in fact email me those images (THE RED LIST).