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Hi All, I have owned a DW788 for about 3 years and find it a joy to use because there is virtually no vibration or noise. There is a comparison table here for some of the best scroll saws people might find useful: Scroll Saws Comparison Table Ged

Hi, having a dust collector is a great way to keep dust out of harms way. Having a good dust mask is also a good idea. There is a comparison table of some of the best dust masks here: Dust mask comparison table. Hope this helps. Ged

Hi, you can't really go wrong with an Excalibur scroll saw. I think most people would say they are in the league of better scroll saws. There is a scroll saw comparison table here that people might find helpful: Scroll Saw Comparison Table Best Regards Ged

Very attractive! With nice words. All the best Ged

Truly Amazing! I love the way you have contrasted the colours of the clock (dark) and the deers (light). Ged

I think Zen Scroller made a very good post about hands free magnifiers and how they can eliminate the need for goggles. There is a good hands free magnifier here that people may be interested in. Hope this helps. Best Regards Ged

I think it is a good idea to wear a dust mask. Keeping dust out of the workshop is also important. I use an air filtration system to keep small particles out, and a dust collector next to my scroll saw. There is a good article on this you may be interested in here: 3 Tips To Reduce Your Exposure To Sawdust Hope this helps Ged

This one is very comfortable and will hardly every fog your glasses: Comfy Mask Hope this helps Ged

One of the best dust masks for eliminating fogging when you are wearing goggles is the 3M 8511 Particulate N95 Respirator with valve. There is an article about it here: Best dust mask for scroll saws Hope this helps. Ged

Bob, that looks neat - and a good sense of humour! Ged

Rusty, that's lovely quality work, I was thinking of using a spiral blade and after seeing what you have produced I might give it a go now! Best Regards Ged