Excalibur EX-II, Free to good home, must pick up in Columbia, MD

[MarylandScroller]

I am moving to a condo and must give up my workshop.  I have an Excalibur EX-II scroll saw.  I believe this is the original Excalibur scroll saw.

It is pretty old, built in the 1990s, but built like a tank.  It has 3 speeds.  I did upgrade the blade clamps at one point.  Motor isn't original.  I also have a stand, which is included.

It is a pain to ship, so local pickups only.  

Let me know if you are interested.

Thanks,

Alan

Excalibur EX-II scroll Saw Manual.pdf

Edited August 30, 2024 by MarylandScroller
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[rafairchild2]

I used to live in Columbia "City" back when they were first building it out!  It was 1967/8 when we moved there.  I was in 1st grade.  We were one of the first residents to move into the new city, sub 100th.  I remember we lived in an apartment building on a lake that had a waterfall/dam. I used to walk to school, Brian woods or something.  There was a publc pool nearby. And a nearby daycare my mother worked at.

I remember later on my first-grade teacher eventually became a principal of a high school. Mrs. Hill.

I had my photos with my sister taken at Symphony Woods.

That's all I remember.

Edited August 28, 2024 by rafairchild2

[MarylandScroller]

4 hours ago, rafairchild2 said:

I used to live in Columbia "City" back when they were first building it out!  It was 1967/8 when we moved there.  I was in 1st grade.  We were one of the first residents to move into the new city, sub 100th.  I remember we lived in an apartment building on a lake that had a waterfall/dam. I used to walk to school, Brian woods or something.  There was a publc pool nearby. And a nearby daycare my mother worked at.

I remember later on my first-grade teacher eventually became a principal of a high school. Mrs. Hill.

I had my photos with my sister taken at Symphony Woods.

That's all I remember.

Columbia has changed over the years, not for the better.  Its still a good place to live, but after the founder and designer of Columbia, James Rouse, passed away, control was sold to a for-profit corporation.  Now, many decisions are based on profit motives and not centered around building a great, safe place to live.  It is quite congested but still pretty nice.