KenofShelby

If you are using one of those cheap butt paper masks, throw it away after each use.

Have looked at the plans from the Wisconsin couple…Several good options there.

That old wood clock I referred to was all cut and assembled with hand tools only,,, so shoould be possible with a scroll saw.

How did they make them before CNC? I know of one wooden clock, irl, that is over 50 years old…Maybe needs adjustment once a month or less. I am going to take pictures and measurements and copy that clock.

Looking for a clock plan something like this. I see plenty of plans out there, just have to decide which II want.

Very happy with my Bauer,, does everything I can think of.. Guess you pros will need to tell me what I am missing,,,Love that the table stays level and the arm tilts. I am looking for clock patterns, when I am ready, \Have been looking at all the videos that are out there, So far I am learning more from the two different ladies that have made videos…They are very informative for a newbie and very logical which I appreciate.

Welcome, from Michigan,,, I have a Bauer, and while I have nothing to compare it to….I love it….very quiet,,no vibration, so easy to use,, and the big thing I like is that there is no dust tube blowing dust right into my lap…. Of course, I have a vac system built into my shop,, so that helps a lot.

I pulled the trigger on the Bauer 22’ variable speed scroll saw,,,Got a great price on it. It is a nice heavy saw,,75 pounds, came with rubbber feet so I put those on it and set it on my 3’ x5’ drafting table that is adjustable for tile and height,,,,,no vibration,, runs very, very quiet. I like that the is no dust tube blowing right into my lap…I find it operates very nicely from the 4:30 position,,,,,comfortable easy to reach arm pin. Of course I don’t have anything to compare it to,, but I am very satisfied with it. Found no ‘cons’ yet so far. It works just great. (I expect the HF haters to chime in soon, but I don’t care what they think.)

Went to HF yesterday, and they willingly fired up that Bauer saw for me.

Morning, All. I’m still trying to connect with the guy that has the Seyco for sale.

Country Dairy always comes out with Peppermint Stick’ ice cream for Christmas….Real Peppermint sticks broken up in the ice cream…And the sticks are grown in local orchards….

The head tilts instead of the table,, like the Bauer and the Jet. Seems a good feature to me.

Country Dairy,,, local cows.

Whew,, I just looked at Steve Good’s you tube, very interesting, and it also opened up a whole world of scroll saw videos,,, could spend hours there,,, learning

Alright, Which would you go with>>>. The used Seyco, or a new Dewalt????