I only had two problems with harbor freight stuff ,their scroll saw and a wet or dry sharpener with plastic gears.I too have all their sanding drums and sleeves when i did intarsia.
I'm surprised you would do a thing like this to leave a black eye as your signature.Take one screw out drill a hole large enough for a dowel to slide in easily and glue it into the project .Do the same for the other screw,scheezh!Don't drink and scroll !
You will find comments on all speeds for spirals.It probable depends mostly on the wood,grain,thickness,blades and skills you have,They are a joy to use once you figure out their temperments.
extreme showcase of talent!Possiably the best collection i've seen.Were both from wisconsin and it shows ,lol.Glad you joined ,your going to stir up some of us to get crackin and start scrollin with the best ,Thanks for joining!
Looks usefull,i don't try anything tricky with a band saw,I'm scared to just turn it on as maybe the blade will fly off and get me,like dropping a running chain saw !!They are unforgiving!!
Look at the Pro scrolling getting a 10 already on this project.I'm going to have to oil my machine and wipe the dust off,Very good combination of hard work and great scrolling!