Bo Liljeborn

Me again, looking on this one https://www.ryobitools.com/products/details/33287163359# I have several Ryobi tools and I am satisfied with them so any one how have used this and can give me some tips? Good thing is it takes both pin blades and pin less blades so what’s a plus and its affordable over here even brand new so is it a good deal or not?

Hallo ounce again I need the Village expert opinions sense I lost my Hegner Multicut to thief’s I have to get a new scrollsaw but I am forced to get it on a very small budget, and I was offered one for free so far so good. I now it’s one of all of whose that are made under a number of different names but I can’t be picky if I want a new saw. It’s the one on the picture, here with the name it had I Sweden, so can the experts here tell me if it’s any good for hobby work considering the price, mostly puzzles and different decorations not so much fretwork?

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Thank you, snowstorm is not the best but give us a reason to stay indoors and do some scroll sawing I will try to make some things and put up some images this weekend I having I class in woodcarving so no time to do any own work but I hope I will be ready with my gifts for Christmas at least.

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Thank you, so I have realized and I am so glad that you all are willing to share with a rookie it is very appreciated and I learn new things evry time I am in here and read.

Thank you, well I can tell you some stories and maybe I do in the future but only ones with happy endings I don’t want to make people sad but I have had my share of all sorts. I will put up some images then I had gadderd some courage to show you I still struggle to learn tge basic.

Thank you and don’t worry I am a curious guy how love to learn new things so were will be questions alright

Hey and thanks Better late when never they say, me personally wonted to join Nato some 30 years ago but our government did not ;-( Yes what was a god find and now it works perfect so now all I need is practice to get better and all the knowledge, experience and helping advise on this forum is a gold mine for a rookie like me. I will put up some images of my work then I get better right now I am struggling to learn the basics but it’s fun and I learn new things every time at the saw. I will check your sites out to see what I can pick up, thanks for the offer.

I am from Sweden near the East coast and partly raised and still lives part of the year on a small island in the Baltic sea, 60 years old and by my friends described as a man of many trades. Sense childhood has I been doing some form of woodwork, from hand carving, woodturning repairing wooden objects to construction work, building and repairing wooden houses and buildings. Some 6 years ago I attended a course in freehand signcarving and has been making traditional wooden sigs sense, both for private and businesses and its very fun. Some time ago I found a Scroll Saw behind some rubbish in the joined workshop I am a member of, it was a Hegner Multicut 1, it was not in working order so I fixed it up and started to cut and I liked it, and it opens a number of possibilities to combined with my signcarving. So now I have a new tool in my toolbox as a woodworker. Woodworking being my hobbie and side business, my profession is as a teacher in maritime navigation and seamanship, and I also work for the Swedish Sea Search and rescue organization so I spend a lot of time out on the water helping people in need, what job even include being a part-time firefighter.