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WolfmoonCT, I use Butcher's Bowling Alley Wax.I also use it on other power tools. It works real well. I recoat as needed and I am well satisfied. Joey
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Sammy, I have not heard of this saw . Could you post a picture? Joey
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Hi All This pattern is available from www.woodenteddybear.com they also have a cross pattern on the same subject. Joey
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Travis & longrifle, That is exactly what I thought. When I get back to cutting I will let you know how the saw performs. Joey
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Oges, The speed was full blade was # 3 or #5 reverse tooth. Joey
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Clayton, You might try mini clock patterns from steel bar corp. They are silhouettes and would be very easy for people to try and cut out. Do not have an e-mail address. Hooe this helps. Joey
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Hi Folks, Sorry it's taken me awhile to get back to you on this subject. My computer crashed--it is either the video card or the mother board. The computer being 6 yrs. old, I was advised to ger a new one. The scroll saw, I took it to a factory outlet to have it overhauled. They could not find anything wrong and asked me to bring in some wood I was using. I did and showed the tech what I was working on and made the saw act like it was lagging or slipping. The tech ended up calling DeWalt they said I should not be cutting 1 inch oak on the saw and that was the problem. Cost $54 and change. Have not used it yet when I do i'll try a little compound cutting with a liter wood. Joey
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Hi All, Thank you,I will look them up. Joey
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Hi All, Just got off the phone with my local repair shop. Worse case scenario would be $261.99 plus tax. With a 2 week lag time. I just might do this. Joey
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Hi all, I had some extra time on my hands and wondered what other scroll saw forums were out there. So I googled scroll saw forums and got oodles. None appealed to me, so I'm asking you all, what other scroll saw forums do you frequent? Joey
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Hi, I have the dewalt s/s #788 and it is 10 yrs. old and starying to show its age. I talked to the dewalt people and they suggested I get it overhauled at their nearest service center. Has anyone had this done,where you happy with the results? Or should I just buy a new saw? Thank you,Joey
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I agree the spray adhesive and mineral spirits work the best. However now that I have breathing and lung problems, what would you all recommend to do the job? Joey
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DW Great job, these should sell very well. If I may, where did you find the patterns? Joey
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Hi , Checked out Rick's site. Got some good Ideas. When I opened my saw I did not see any thing out of the ordinary. I did notice on the circuit board there are 2 pots. I called Dewalt and was told that the pots were set by the company who made the board and Dewalt had no further info on them. Has anyone tried to adjust these pots? Or know just what their function is? thank you, Joey
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Red, Contact the flying dutchman at, [email protected] Myself, I keep 2's,3's,4's,5's, some with reverse teeth some without. Hope this helps. Joey
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Vector01 Thank you, I will check out Ricks web sight. Joey
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Bigred7469, Here are a couple of books you might want to look at: The new scroll saw hand book by Patrick Spielman Scroll saw workshop bench reference by Zachary Taylor Try your local library. If you can find a scroll saw picnic, go. There you will be able to try the saws and talk to people who are just starting out and have been scrolling for many years. They might even let you try out their saws and you will see some fantastic completed projects. Good luck, Joey
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Kardar2 Thanks for the tip. What I did was,I removed the bad section put put the hose back together, works just like new. Joey
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Hi, My Dewalt s/s is knocking from setting 6 through the end #8. I've adjusted the rod item# 24 counterclockwise twice ( 2 full turns). The knocking is still there. What else should I be looking for? Facing the saw, I turned the rod to the left, am I correct? Thank you, Joey
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Clayton, In a word ""Superb" Joey
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Helen, Nice work. I got a kick out of the statement on pic. #3.It says it all. Joey
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Shutterbug, I also use the FD-SR #3 blades for fret work.I do not know if its the blades or my using a backer board on everything I cut. My backer boards are old drawer bottoms, paneling, scrap ply wood etc. Do not have tear out problems, at least so far that is. Most times the backers can be used,like when your cutting christmas ornaments. Joey
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Mike, Where did you obtain the pattern? Joey
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Mike, Awesome job. Where did you ever find the patience? Joey
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Mike, Wishing you all the best on your good fortune. Since I am new here would it be possible to post a picture of the Victorian train? Joey