Juan Rodriguez

Wishing the best for a fast recovery! Hang in there , one step at time!

May you Have a blessed time with family and friends celebrating the birth of our Lord and Saviour and may you have a vey Healthy, Happy and Prosperous New Yea! Juan

It looks a lot like the Bauer!

You are brave man!

I use pin nails on several waste areas around the pattern. It holds good and it has worked for me.

Hi, Does anyone know where I could find a scroll saw pattern for a physical therapist? Thanks!

Remember the reason for the season! May the scroll saw force be with you.

Thanks , I just ordered some.

Is it safe to use WD 40 as a lubricant?

Very informative. Thank you for sharing. I like how quiet it is!

Good job! My first attempts, you will never see, LOL.

The sticker on the side of my scroll saw reads: "Mfd. for Grizzly in Taiwan".

I had a Pegas scroll saw and now own a Grizzly G0969. I chose the Grizzly after doing an extensive research as to the components, where it was manufactured and Grizzly customer service reviews. Both saws practically have the same components as far as motor, body shape and style, and features. Most likely manufactured by the same Taiwanese factory. With the exception that the Grizzly has a more convenient (for me) larger table. I have had dealings with Grizzly customer service on other occasions and they have always done right by me and have been prompt responding. So far, I have been very pleased with the Grizzly's performance and have no issues or complains. It is a smooth and quiet saw. Any questions, please let me know.

Scrappile, I had the same sentiments. I was able to find one at Circle Saw Builders Supply in Houston, TX for less and the shipping was around $7.00.

I really don't know. But is wide and deep enough to accommodate the 1/16" blade. You can call Carter Products and they will tell you the exact measurements.