Craft Amca

Thank you very much. I solved the problem by adjusting the motor. Thank you for your support.

Hi everyone, I adjusted the height to 7 cm from each end (as in the first pic.). But the lower arm in the second pic is still hitting the underside of the table when I start the machine.

Hello everyone, I recently repaired my Excalibur EX-21 scroll saw. At first, the machine was tripping the breaker, but after replacing the fuse and checking the wiring, I managed to fix that issue. The motor now runs fine. However, I am facing a new problem: the lower arm is hitting the underside of the table when the machine operates. It seems like the arm alignment or the eccentric connection might have shifted when I reassembled the motor. Has anyone experienced this issue before? Could it be caused by a misaligned eccentric, a loose bearing/bushing, or something else in the linkage system? Any advice or guidance would be really appreciated. Thank you!

@UncleCraftsStudio

In short, I'm not the kind of person who sits around making fun of what's written here or waits to write something just to respond to the forum.

Hi! I’m Uncle Craft. I work with woodcraft and construction projects – I build wooden houses, gazebos, saunas, and staircases. Besides construction, I also love sharing my craft online. On YouTube and Kick, I stream creative content where I use a scroll saw machine (fret saw) and show different woodcraft techniques in real time. So, my work is a mix of practical building projects and creative live woodworking content.

There was a problem with the device's card, and I fixed it. Love to those who make empty comments. I'm telling you that the machine isn't getting power and the fuse blew, but you're dismissing it with excuses like “limited information”... Maybe I took you too seriously. The problem is on my end, I apologize.

The reason I put in the foam is for soundproofing; I don't want to disturb my downstairs neighbor.

When I plug the product in, the circuit breaker trips. What could be the reason for this? I replaced the power cables, but the problem persists.

Hello everyone, The tray part of my saw machine vibrates excessively while it is running. How can I prevent this? WhatsApp Video 2025-09-06 at 2.05.18 PM.mp4

These are great projects and I would be very grateful if you could share them with me.

Hello, I want to make lamp designs, where can I find such projects, paid or free?

Thank you all for your nice comments, I solved the problem. The current protected socket I was using has 6 socket outlets and only 2 of them have a grounding socket... When I plugged it into a grounded outlet the problem was solved.... funny but true.

Thanks for your nice comments, it gives electricity both when it works with the pedal and when it works directly with the power cable without pedal. That's what I call a mod. So I don't think it has anything to do with the power cord. I also did grounding tests and there is no problem with the sockets. I suspect the motor

thank you for your nice comment and suggestion, when I checked there is no problem...