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OCtoolguy last won the day on July 29 2024

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About OCtoolguy

  • Birthday 04/12/1943

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  • First Name:
    Ray
  • Occupation:
    Retired
  • Location:
    Huntington Beach, Ca.
  • Gender:
    Male
  • Scroll Saw:
    Excalibur EX 21, Excalibur EX16, Hegner Multimax 18
  • Project Types:
    Anything that can be used for something. No wall hangers. Some fretwork. Marquetry for sure. Boxes, bowls & baskets.
  • Interests:
    Too many to list. I love making/fixing anything.
  • Pattern Designer:
    No
  • Design Software:
    no
  • Favorite Books:
    The Art of Marquetry by Craig Vandall Stevens. Excellent book on marquetry.
  • Favorite TV Shows:
    Anything cops and robbers or spy/intrigue. Legal/courtroom drama ala John Grisham.
  • Favorite Movies:
    American Sniper, Man on Fire, Lonesome Dove.

    The series "Breaking Bad" and "Shameless". Also loved "Deadwood" and "The Sopranos".
  • Two Truths & A Lie:
    I'm a jack of all trades, master of none, and I own controlling interest in Microsoft.
  • Quote:
    Any government that gives you everything can also take it away.

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  1. SteveWood

    Hi I'm new to this Community forum and looking for some help . I saw you received an award for most liked content, Congratulations!     

    I purchased an Excalibur EX-19 Scroll saw from an estate sale, After reinstalling the belt and checking tension, I found that the fuse had blown from previous owner. I'm wanting to get the right 3Amp fuse for this model.

    On the circuit board there are letters IFU 3A next to the fuse. (see photo) Do those mean anything? Where can I find this fuse, or OEM compatible?     

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    1. OCtoolguy

      OCtoolguy

      Hi and welcome. Those awards really don't mean too much. I have also be reprimanded for a couple of political posts so I'm not a "fair-haired child" by any means. But to your question, I would, if it were me, go to an auto parts store and buy a box of 3amp fuses of the appropriate length and use them. 3 amps is 3 amps in my book. That is a very light fuse so anything could have popped it but do keep an eye on it. That's an old saw so I'm not knowledgeable on it. Sorry I can't be of more help but that's what I'd do. Happy scrolling.

    2. SteveWood

      SteveWood

      Okay, Thanks for your advice. 

       

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