Ohio piper
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About Ohio piper
- Birthday 09/02/1965
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First Name:
Ohio piper
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Occupation:
Diesel mechanic
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Location:
Springfield OH
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Gender:
Male
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Scroll Saw:
Excalibur 21
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Project Types:
All
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Interests:
Stained glass, woodworking, yard stuff,
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Pattern Designer:
No
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None
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OCtoolguy reacted to a post in a topic:
Magnifying glass
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I will try these
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OCtoolguy reacted to a post in a topic:
Magnifying glass
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Wichman reacted to a post in a topic:
Magnifying glass
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Thanks for the tips and suggestions
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OCtoolguy reacted to a post in a topic:
Magnifying glass
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OCtoolguy reacted to a post in a topic:
Re building a EX 21 saw
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Ohio piper started following Re building a EX 21 saw and Magnifying glass
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Hello, I need a new magnifying glass. I looked on here to see if there were any recent reviews or suggestions on which one is good one. The one on Seyco is really expensive and the light don’t look that great. I did watch this video and it looks like a great option. https://youtu.be/WA4S4XTTdqg?si=HmKKRxPkDVrNkrjQ but I did see one with a 12x magnifier but not sure if I need one that strong. Has anyone bought one recently and could recommend? Thanks
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Yep waiting for the Pegas clamp to come in the mail with other parts
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Ohio piper reacted to a post in a topic:
Re building a EX 21 saw
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OCtoolguy reacted to a post in a topic:
Re building a EX 21 saw
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Thanks guys . I think I am going to tear it down and rebuild it.
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Yep already tried that on the thumb screw I have many many years and hours on it so could greatly benefit with a rebuild.
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LOL no I did not buy it …….I ended up buying a EX 21 and wore that out . Now I am on the fence of dropping $400 dollars or just buying a new grizzly. Yes I changed my screen name from Kardar2 to Ohio piper LOL see my last post on re building a EX 21 LOL
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Hello, I have a EX 21 and it has been sitting for a few years now. The on/off switch quit working when I was using it and I bypassed the switch and used a dead man’s switch ( pedal) to operate it. Anyways since I moved to Ohio I don’t have my old bench stand that I had in California. So I am wanting to get back into scroll sawing and I see Grizzly has a new saw out and it looks like a Excalibur LOL probably made in the same factory. I was thinking of tearing down my EX 21 but not sure if I am up to the task. A lot tiny pieces. So I was thinking of sending it to Seyco to have them rebuild it for me not sure if that is an option. I might be able to sell it on FB marketplace and maybe get $100 out of it. It still runs okay but I know it needs a new head on it the blade keeps slipping and the on/ off switch needs to be replaced. I imagine there might be some worn bearings/ bushings but I really don’t know. I don’t even know really even know what to look for. So what would you guys suggest I should do. I did see one guys video of replacing the arms. But that was it. I wish there was a real comprehensive on a complete tear down to follow. Thanks in advance for the advice.
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Ohio piper earned a Trophy Making Friends
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Good luck on a speedy recovery Steve
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Ohio piper reacted to a post in a topic:
Steve Good
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Yep I have a basement but heater and A/c is down there so I worried about the dust getting sucked into the return air filter. I we are planning on moving to Columbus OHio next year so I will differently be adding the scroll saw factor into the layout in my future house
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Ohio piper earned a Trophy Lending A Hand
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I used to live in California and scrolling in the winter was not an issue. But now I live in Ohio and I am wondering where I am going to set up my saw. It makes so much dust. I think I might have to buy a good quality shed and insulate it and run power to it so I can have heat. What do you guys do in the the colder climate? Just curious
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Well if you seen my thread in introduction it has need a long time for me since I used my scroll saw. The wife and I started doing stained glass and having a lot of fun learning about it. Now I am wanting to incorporate stained glass with scroll saw project. So this will be interesting. I think it will just be a sheet of glass not an actual stained glass project. Using a sheet of glass behind a scrolled out project and mount it on a chain for a window. I don’t think I have ever seen anyone try that. So I am looking forward of trying that. You can make a box out of stained glass and you make boxes out of wood so I think I can get a dermal router bits and play around with that idea. Maybe that will help you with Ideas LOL.
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I was looking on Seyco and saw those heads a lot cheaper than the OEM. How long have you been using that Pegas head ? Might try it
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Yep I looked I did see the thread about the whole Excalibur mfg fiasco and the whole Excalibur’s are now made in china. I am thinking of maybe buying a Hegner saw. I saw I can still buy parts for my saw though which is nice
