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I just upgraded our little pro-tech scroll saw to a Delta 40-694. 

I was able to convince my administration that the deal on Amazon was just too good to pass up. $289 with free shipping is pretty good. 

It arrived this morning and I got it assembled during my prep hour. It took just a bit of figuring to get the table into place and the bevel adjuster put in place. 

I then had to modify the emergency stop from the last saw. It is an insurance thing that requires the quick stops.

I put it through a few quick test cuts and it seems to be cutting really well. I am loving the quicker blade change and tensioning. The kids this afternoon will be excited to test it out.

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Excellent upgrade.  But one for a whole class???????????????????  It does not add up.  :lol:  I am sure over time it will be the best stocked workshop in any school.

Marg

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On 12/11/2017 at 12:55 PM, MrsN said:

I just upgraded our little pro-tech scroll saw to a Delta 40-694. 

I was able to convince my administration that the deal on Amazon was just too good to pass up. $289 with free shipping is pretty good. 

It arrived this morning and I got it assembled during my prep hour. It took just a bit of figuring to get the table into place and the bevel adjuster put in place. 

I then had to modify the emergency stop from the last saw. It is an insurance thing that requires the quick stops.

I put it through a few quick test cuts and it seems to be cutting really well. I am loving the quicker blade change and tensioning. The kids this afternoon will be excited to test it out.

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Someone finally asked if i would teach them scroll saw.How much to charge ??????

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It would be quicker to hit the on/off switch on the saw rather than that emergency stop switch!  Here in NZ there is a saying "she'll be right".  It is a whole lot more laid back approach to safety than I was used to in the UK.  I was astonished when my four year old daughter was given a hammer and nails at her kindergarten and left unsupervised but although I sometimes worry about it/her, I prefer it to an overly protective "nanny state".  We have fewer lawyers too which can't be a bad thing in my book!

 Rob

P.S.  Congrats on the new saw!

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