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  1. OCtoolguy
    I might be tempted to go to their Facebook page, if they have one, and let everybody know what has happened and how you are being treated. I did that one time when I was having problems with U.S. Bank and I actually got an email from somebody up the chain that same day and wanted to know how they could rectify the situation. Don't accept what is happening to you. It will never get better if you lay down. Fight them and you will win. They hate bad publicity and letting them know that you have been wronged is where you start. Edit: I just checked and they have a presence on FB. Let them have it!
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    It's so great to hear from you J.T. even on this sad note. Please consider rejoining us here on SSV. We need your sage advice more now than ever. Lots of new scrollers. ComeONBACK!
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    Dang! Another of the greats gone. Too soon. Rick helped ne more than once. I will miss him. R I.P. Rick Hutcheson!
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    If I'm reading your statement correctly, you say you want a blade that cuts on the up stroke. My first question is why? The blades are designed to cut on the down stroke to help hold the wood down to the table. As said, there are some blades that have about 3/4" of up-cut teeth at the bottom to create a cleaner cut on the underside. Less fuzzies that way. I would suggest that if up cutting is essential you turn your piece over and cut from the bottom side. Best of luck with your newfound hobby and welcome to SSV. We are a friendly group and love seeing pictures of whatever you create. If/when you have questions, and there are no dumb questions, try to post a picture of what you might be in doubt about.
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    I sort of thought that was what it was for but wanted to make sure. Thanks.
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    Rolf I'm curious about your swivel. I see it's a pvc union but what is the screw in its side for? Is it a tension screw or a stop or ???
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    I'm with your wife. Mine is in a landfill here in Orange Co.
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    Jerry, when I was 8 years old my parents asked my if I would like to learn a musical instrument and if so what one. I said yes and I'd like to learn guitar. So they bought me an accordian and I too took lessons for 8 years. When I turned 16 I stopped and never played it again. I hated every minute and can't stand the sound of an accordian.
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    I'm thinking if it's for a class and only $50, why not? Just make sure whoever is using it that no matter how bad it might be that it's just a learning saw and there are much better saws available if they choose to follow the hobby.
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    If by press foot you are referring to the hold-down, most scrollers remove them and give them a healthy toss. A safety item to save on lawsuits. Looking at your picture, I think a tension lever from a newer model should work. But as already stated, if you want to really sweeten up your saw buy a set of Pegas blade clamps. They work great and all that clutter on the front end goes away. By the way, welcome to SSV. Please keep on posting.
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    What Bill said. I will say this though, I have on-board dust control on each of my Ex saws that work well. We discussed this a couple of years back. I incorporated the MetroVac 500 and small cyclone cannisters. To cut down on the noise I fabbed a muffler of sorts from an empty Tropical o/j bottle. I can take either saw anywhere and still have dust control. I've got about $75 ea invested.
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    What auction? Can you give some more details?
  13. OCtoolguy
    I know someone who has one like yours for sale. It's in working condition. Pheonix, Az. area.
  14. OCtoolguy
    Thanks Jim. I appreciate all the work you put into these patterns.
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    As suggested, the King parts should be compatible.
  16. OCtoolguy
    What parts do you need? If it's bearings, all you need is the numbers on the bearings. Otherwise, I'd contact Ray at Seyco.com and see what he suggests.
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    Any Hegner, working or not, is worth $80. If it runs and hopefully it's variable speed, he got a great deal. I wonder if any other parts came with it. Convince him to join SSV.
  18. OCtoolguy
    In most electronics projects, usb cables are seldom if ever hard-wired to the project. If possible you might try wiring in the female end so that the cable becomes replaceable.
  19. OCtoolguy
    Why not just snip the end off any usb wire? You only need 2 of the 4 wires and a simple ohmmeter will find which ones to use. I think they are black & red but I might be wrong.
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    CPO is a reliable company from what I have heard. If they will stand behind it I'd give it a shot. If you use a credit card that's another level of assurance. And free shipping. Go for it.
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    Nice!
  22. OCtoolguy
    Frank, you do great work and I'm sure that's why you get commissions to make things. Folks know that you put your heart into whatever you make and when they receive their item, it will be the best it can be.
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    Kevin, is it a dry lube carried in a liquid and must be shaken prior to spraying? Or is it truly a dry lube? I used to have a tube of powdered graphite that worked great but was really messy. It was meant for lock cylinders.
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    I see him too.
  25. OCtoolguy
    I've been using mine only for drilling pilot holes and have found that it is sloppy enough that it bends the bits. I've tried to figure out a way to tighten it up but so far I haven't had any luck. But, now that I have the Stewmac I will probably put the Dremel up on the shelf.
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