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About hotshot

  • Birthday 02/01/1967

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  • First Name:
    Randy
  • Occupation:
    IT
  • Location:
    Manchester, TN
  • Gender:
    Male
  • Scroll Saw:
    King 16, EX 21, Hegner 22vs, a DW788, BM26, PCB370ss, Gryphon Wire
  • Project Types:
    Coin Cutting, Puzzle and other Types of Boxes
  • Interests:
    CoinCutting, Woodworking, Cooking, Technology
  • Pattern Designer:
    Yes
  • Design Software:
    Photoshop
  • Two Truths & A Lie:
    I have 6 children, I taught and married a former student, I own a non-working Eclipse that I'm struggling to make a replacement part for.
  • Quote:
    A man is no fool that gives what he can not keep to gain that which he can not lose ---Jim Elliot

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  1. Richard Hotchkiss

    Just read in one of your responses that you have the King Industrial 16" scroll saw. Am thinking seriously about getting one and was just wondering your thoughts on it and how you liked it?

    Thanks a bunch,

    Richard

    "Poppy's Workshop"

    1. hotshot

      hotshot

      I do like the King which is really, the same as the Old Taiwan made Excalibur.  If you have a few more inches of space to store it, and a few more dollars, I would probably spring for the Pegas which comes with the better clamps, and better table coating (in theory), and supposed to have beefed up a few of the internal components.  Both are still basically coming from the same factory in Taiwan, but I think the Pegas flavor is the current front runner of all the Taiwan EX style saws.

       

    2. Richard Hotchkiss

      Richard Hotchkiss

      Ok, thanks a bunch for the information.  I'll just have to decide but either way will be a big upgrade from my old worn out Ryobi saw.

      Thanks again and have a good weekend.

      Richard

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