Purchased these on amazon 25 tubes with caps for $7.00
They come with a cardboard holder. I did not use it but good price for blade storage and free shipping with prime.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00SBZC0RC/ref=cfb_at_prodpg?th=1
Decide to comment as basic user I only scroll for fun not for sales or profit.
I had a dewalt & now a Delta both top feeders. I do set up initial blade from top but do most other cuts with blade connection on bottom.
Don't look bad for price I could see it as a book holder and storage. Figure in time and materials to build it not a bad price but figure in a few extra dollars for tax as eBay is going to start collecting sales tax.
There have been s few references in this thread to a digital copy.
If they would make one I would rescribe again.
I have reached the point in my life being 68 yrs old that I like to keep things simple .I do not want to spend my time digging through magazines when I can just print out article or pattern that interests me.
Which is why I still subscribe to woodsmith even though I do not do many big projects anymore.
I think the publisher is missing a big audience market by not going digital at the very least they are losing money and marketing targets with me because If they were digital I would buy there scroll and carving magazines.
hard woods work work well. Most finishes will not hold up to the heat but there are heat resistance paint like for BBQ's or maybe a stain.
Steve Good has some trivets for free download on his online cat maybe be good for ideas.
https://www.stevedgood.com/catalog/index.php
I moved with one of the pod containers to keep shipping costs low so there was not a lot of space.
The nice thing about a scroll saw is it fits anywhere. I do miss my floor drill press.
I could get another one but not sure I need it now I use to do some auto repair mostly 40-50's mopars.
As to compressors I had a 80 gal IR compressor which of course I left but I did bring a pancake compressor with me.