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Denny Knappen

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  1. Most of us can repair a scroll saw, so it would be a good deal if the parts were free.
  2. Not sure if this is the final word, but I did get a response from Grobet. They said ,"We currently have 7 Refurbished 21" Pegas Saws available. These units are out of warranty but may be sent in for parts and repair. They have been refurbished at Grobet." I asked what they mean by "may be sent in for parts and repair". Their response is "The units will not be covered by any warranty but the parts may be purchased and the repair paid for." So it sounds like if the unit needs to be repaired, you pay for the parts, but the service is free. I am not sure if I would participate in this offer.
  3. Look at Kevin's post above. I copied it and sent a copy to Grobet.
  4. Yes, I didn't read "cheaper". That would make the saws around $740, but with no warrantee, not sure about the value. I also emailed Grobet with no response yet.
  5. If I was to sell my demo Pegas Scroll Saw, it would be more than $200. More like $450.
  6. This is the first I heard about refurbished Pegas Scroll Saws. I will check with Grobet, but my guess is something Bearwood may be doing.
  7. Welcome to the Village form from TN. As mentioned, show pictures.
  8. Thanks RJ
  9. Thanks Don.
  10. Thanks Dave.
  11. Thanks Rodney. The wood was easy to cut.
  12. Thanks Frank. The base is screwed onto the upright. I left some of the frets off the lower part so that I could screw onto the base.
  13. Thanks Paul. I really like the patterns by Jacob Fowler.
  14. I finished this project this morning. The pattern is by Jacob Fowler and found in the book “Woodworker’s Pattern Book”. I cut it on the Pegas Scroll Saw using several Pegas #1R MGT blades. The wood is1/2” unknown and 3/4” Red Oak for the base. The finish is spray Minwax Lacquer Clear Satin. Comments welcome.
  15. Looks great to me, Kevin, but them I am a Ford man!
  16. Wow, what a beautiful work of art, Dave. The fit looks perfect.
  17. Great to see you back, Paul, and making the scroll saw hum. Post more when you can.
  18. Very well done and nicely framed too!
  19. Very well done.
  20. Fantastic, Rodney. Your skill really shines on this cuttin.
  21. I think I should respond here. That was the first and only Pegas Scroll Band Saw I sold. I told Dave I was reluctant as I had no experience with the Pegas Scroll Band Saw. As for the Pegas Scroll Saw, I can answer most questions and if not, Pegas support was there for me. Now, I agree with Dave about Pegas technical support being almost nonexistent on the Pegas Scroll Band Saw. I try to provide the best customer service possible, especially with Pegas Scroll Saw Blades. If anyone has problems with the blades, I would like to know rather than anyone getting upset.
  22. Welcome to the Village Forum from TN.
  23. I always finish after glue up.
  24. I now list the Minimum Bit Size on the 3 dozen/pack Pegas blades.
  25. Thanks Ralph. Cutting keeps me going.
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