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spllbnd2

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  • Birthday March 3

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  • First Name:
    Alex
  • Occupation:
    Aircraft Test Technician
  • Location:
    Edmonds, Washington
  • Gender:
    Male
  • Scroll Saw:
    None at this time
  • Project Types:
    Just getting started in scrolling and looking to learn how to do fretwork and intarsia.
  • Interests:
    Woodworking, Playing guitar, bass and ukulele. Also enjoy building computers for PC gaming and electronics work.
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    Porter Cable PCB375SS

    Hello, I am new to scrolling and purchased this saw to get me started. I've been an avid woodowkrer for the past 15 years. I mostly purchased this saw for the price point and also because it comes with a 3 year warranty from porter cable. For what this saw is (an entry-level beginner saw) it seems to be good and works for me. If I find I enjoy scrolling enough I will most likely purchase the new Jet 22" scroll saw. Cheers, Alex Porter Cable PCB375SS Brand - Porter Cable Model - PCB375SS Manufacturer - Porter Cable Price - $199 Light Standard - Yes Foot Switch Standard - NONE Dust Blower - Yes Dust Collection - Sawdust Collection Port, Will accept a 1 1/4" dia hose Blade Type Accepted - Both Blade Changing - Tool less Blade Feeding Method - unknown Blade Tension - Front Table Size - 20-in x 12-5/8-in Throat Depth - 18" Table Tilting - Both (45 degrees Left, 15 degrees Right) Variable Speed - Yes Motor Size - 1.6 Amp Belt or Direct Drive - Direct Drive Country of Manufacture - China Warranty -3 year manufacture warranty on parts/labor, 90 day no hassle return, 1 year maintenance warranty.
  2. Welcome fellow Washingtonian. From just north of Seattle. Cheers, Alex
  3. I purchased a Porter Cable scroll saw and took it back the very next day. The motor would cut out when turning the variable speed control knob. It seemed like a nice saw, but for a tool to have this issue right out of the box and even after running for about 2 hours scrolling is a no go in my book. I did look at the Wen model as I am just starting out scrolling, but the lack of local stores carrying the Wen saw and not being able to see it first hand led me to the PC. Now I am looking at jumping in with both feet and purchasing the newer Jet scroll saw. I would do the Dewalt, but they're made by the same company as Porter Cable. Cheers, Alex
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