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I believe sawbird is also a rebrand of niqua.

Check with local charities especially children's like Ronald McDonald house they always can use toys.

Front to back of the blade should be square to the table as well as side to side.

I would like to have it via the internet also. The legal issues, hacking and copyright may very well be why it's not available.

That was last year

Large delays at ports and a shortage of shipping containers has caused a shortage of several products including imported cheese. Perhaps thats the reason.

Save your alder cutoffs for smoking especially fish. I've never cut it but smoked a lot of salmon.

I always use a backer for support and help eliminate the fuzzy from the back. I usually use spiral blades but the same applies to both types.

To clean veins I use non waxed dental floss.

Many hardwoods are toxic. Scrollsaws produce very fine dust. MDF and any treated wood are hazardous. I have cut many and in some cases a lot of it. Highly recommend using a dust mask when cutting especially the hazardous materials.

Hand sand

A drop of mineral oil along the cut line, slow saw and feed speed, use skip tooth blade.

Carter got his fringe wildwood or cherrytree if I remember correctly.

A piece of window screen placed over the pick up nozzle should stop small pieces without stopping dust extraction.

I re use for rough cutting, and dabbing glue then I put them in an empty sealable container then the metal recycling.