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Maybe ask Jeff Durham. He is a good one to "answer" for you.... I love that guy's acts...
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But, also include the foot print.... Hegner has a smaller footprint than the Pegas and other like saws... Now I say no more... I am a little biased... You won't be sorry with either..
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Don't think you can go wrong with a Pegas either,,,,, If I was buying a new saw,,,that would be my choice... and @Denny Knappen would be my dealer...
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Mighty fine cutting you did...
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Chris,,, keep in mind a hegner is bottom feed only.... not a problem for me,, fact a +. but you should know.. not a top feeder if that is your style...
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To take traveling... rugged, lightweight, small footprint.... did I say rugged... Hegner!! Okay, expensive,,, but maybe a used one...
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Welcome... Glad to have you join us...
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I haven't completely figured it out, but I do tend to break more spiral blades on my Hegner than my other saw. Not enough that I worry about it. I also had a gross of #3/0 FD-NS blades that I fought and fought on both my saws because no matter what I did, I would get the "hockey puck" bend on one or both ends, when mounting the blades. I started straightening the ends before mounting them, but I had never had to do that before. I finally decided there was something wrong with the blades, and ordered a new bunch... I was right.. laying the new and old blades side by side, I could see a difference. The old ones had more twists in the ends than the new ones.. The new one work like they should... So the point is, some time you can get a bad batch of blades..
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Too Delicate a pattern for you to cut?
Scrappile replied to Jim Blume's topic in General Scroll Sawing
@FrankEV I am working on a pattern that has some long straight lines and I decided to try scoring them first using a ruler and a Xacto knife before cutting. It seemed to really help maintain a straight cut. You might give it a try, if you haven't already. -
You did a fantastic job of cutting this... I love the pattern and in my queue to cut. Thanks for the inspiration.
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Circular Scroll Saw Designs by Charles Hand - Elaborate Plaque
Scrappile replied to RabidAlien's topic in Bragging Rights
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There is one other rule I learned,,, what is her's is her's, what is mine is her's when speaking of money...
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Hang in there Ray we will survive as happy scroller...
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We had better quit while we are ahead,,,well maybe even... or well maybe while we are still alive....!!!!!!
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Only 52! We hit 54 next month... but I still love her... maybe my dogs more but I do love her.... on my.., food for you to blackmail me...
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Okay, so drunk in Santa Barbara,,, I guess, but who is going to drive us home..........my wife doesn't care,,,doesn't care.... if I even get home!!
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Mid point,,,? You are either drunk or not!!
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So an I but reframe from it here.
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Well, it is just as far from you too here, as from here to you, and from there to here (my home), it is lunch and I will try my best to get you drunk,,, ask @heppnerguy,, I get him roaring drunk every time he visits!! right Dick//
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THat bad,, huh?
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I'll give you $60. for it... you pay shipping.... !! Just kidding.. I would/could find room... You got a hell of a deal... I am jealous!! Anything I scroll on that size machine, one speed would work fine...
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Well for $40 I would have grabbed it and found room in my shop for it.... One speed is fine with me...
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Ha, there is a third "light box" that I would not have thought of... Guess we need more info on what @Uncle Ricky needs... Guess a fourth could be a lighted box with a scene in it that you set in a table or something... 3' x 4' would be a big one for that...
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Very well done...
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I picture a light box is a box with lights inside that you can put negatives, picture slides, drawing on to look at and do something to the... 4" deep seem pretty narrow for a lightbox to take pictures of something in... Guess we need more detail.
