HI ALL, AS I THINK I KNOW WHAT I WILL GET AMOZON G.C.s QUESTION TO ALL EXPERTS NEED TO KNOW WHAT ARE THE BEST SETS OF WIRE DRILLS I CAN BUY (60 TO 80) AND I AM LOOKING AT A SCROLL SAW BUT THE MICRO MART MODEL NO 87775 AS A SUPPLEMENT TO MY TERRIFIC BAND SAW, THE QUESTION HERE I LOVE THE FENCE/MITER GAUGE JUST WONDER IF THE VIABRITIONS ARE AT AN ACCEPTABLE RANGE NOT LIKE OTHER SCROOL SAWS, THANKS. GOD BLESS STAY SAFE YOU AND YOURS DON
hi all really need some advice and help on this, please help. GOD BLESS STAY SAFE ALL DON
Don,
have a look at the Dremel moto saw. Its a handy size for ship modelling. Cheers buddy.
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have a look at the Dremel moto saw. Its a handy size for ship modelling. Cheers buddy.
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HI BRIAN, YES I HAVE THE DRMELL MTO-SAW IT IS HANDY BUT STILL HAS A GREAT DEAL OF VIBRATION TO IT AND NO FENCE WITCH TO ME IS ESSENTIAL. GOD BLESS STAY SAFE ALL DON
Scroll saws, just by their nature, have a lot of vibration- (a long arm moving rapidly up and down). To resolve this you can reduce 80% of the vibration by bolting the machine down to a sturdy bench, use rubber washers between the machine and the bench top (Don't ask me how I know). It is important to use the right blades for the material and thickness being cut and always use sharp well tensioned blades, the finer the teeth the less you will feel the vibrations but the longer it takes to cut. Also, make sure there aren't any cut-off pieces interfering with the moving parts.
I didn't use my machine much after I first bought it because the vibrations were annoying, but after doing the above the work pieces seem to glide through.
Oh, and I built under and over dust collection systems that have reduced the dust to almost zero.
I didn't use my machine much after I first bought it because the vibrations were annoying, but after doing the above the work pieces seem to glide through.
Oh, and I built under and over dust collection systems that have reduced the dust to almost zero.
I find the best solution is to put a narrow blade on my bandsaw. I can cut with accuracy and very little vibration.
I have a ryobi scroll saw and when you put the feet down on the wood and at low speed its very accurate and not much vibration.
This works for me.
Havamerrychristmas and god bless to all.
This works for me.
Havamerrychristmas and god bless to all.
THANK YOU TO ALL, HAS ANY ONE HAD EXPERIENCE WITH THE MICRO-MART, MULTI SAW. GOD BLESS STAY SAFE ALL DON
I purchased Both of these and I'm super Impressed with the Quality. I have used the wire set to drill Brass. Aluminum and mild Steel. I bought the WEN scroll saw which I clamp to the bench I like it a lot but if I buy another it will be a Delta.
Norseman 20pc HI-Moly NUMBER Wire Gauge Drill Bit Set w Index #61-80 USA J-20 50728434601 | eBay
Norseman 60pc HI-Moly M7 NUMBER Wire Gauge Drill Bit Set w Index #1-60 USA SP-60 50728886400 | eBay
Norseman 20pc HI-Moly NUMBER Wire Gauge Drill Bit Set w Index #61-80 USA J-20 50728434601 | eBay
Norseman 60pc HI-Moly M7 NUMBER Wire Gauge Drill Bit Set w Index #1-60 USA SP-60 50728886400 | eBay
Don, I have owned or have used the Delta, Craftsman, Dremel, and Ryobi before I bit the bullet and bought the Dewalt DW778
https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-...788/203070202?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US
It is very low vibration and just a joy to use, very controllable and smooth. Blade changes are a snap.. If you are going to scratch build or cut your own frames you will be glad you spent the money. It has a double parallel link arm design and oozes quality. You have to spend a lot more for a Hegner for the same kind of quality although I have heard the Excalibur is a great saw as well for a little more money... pretty much any other less expensive designs are going to be vibrating, unfriendly machines compared to it.... IMHO....
https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-...788/203070202?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US
It is very low vibration and just a joy to use, very controllable and smooth. Blade changes are a snap.. If you are going to scratch build or cut your own frames you will be glad you spent the money. It has a double parallel link arm design and oozes quality. You have to spend a lot more for a Hegner for the same kind of quality although I have heard the Excalibur is a great saw as well for a little more money... pretty much any other less expensive designs are going to be vibrating, unfriendly machines compared to it.... IMHO....
I WOULD LOVE THE DE WALT BUT IT IS OUT OF MY PRICE RANGE FOR THE AMOUNT OF WORK I AM GOING TO USE IT FOR. GOD BLESS STAY SAFE ALL DON