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fuzzyscroller

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About fuzzyscroller

  • Birthday March 27

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  • First Name:
    Tracy
  • Gender:
    Male
  • Scroll Saw:
    Dewalt; DXVS4502
  • Project Types:
    Fretwork, puzzles
  • Interests:
    scrolling designing patterns, (adjusting existing patterns.)
  • Pattern Designer:
    Yes
  • Favorite Books:
    scroll saw workshop, wooden teddybear, scoller
  • Favorite TV Shows:
    I like House, night court, the og. I also like quantum leap the og
  • Favorite Movies:
    spectral, Netflix only. No one will save you. Amazon prime.
  • Quote:
    The rose is larger than its thorns so our hearts are larger than our faults

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  1. Can this method also be used on an aluminum allow scroll saw table? I am curious because it feels smooth but it may be smoother if I use the wax on it.
  2. fuzzyscroller

    DeWalt DW788

    So this brand and model was the second I have ever used. I fell in love with it. And I was able to fine tune my skills. what I enjoyed most was the tension lever was up front; found that very convenient when doing fret work. I enjoyed the table being iron. it made for great working space. The stand made a world of difference in its performance. I gave this 4 stars because it is the best I have ever used and recently I bought the smaller version, the DXVS4502, and I only give it 2 stars. I found it inferior to the D788 in many ways, first of all; the fact that it does not have iron table, there is no major tension lever, there is only fine tune handle to tighten up the blades. And when I do tighten up the blades it don't always get as tight as I need it. and no stand it does make more noise than the D788. It feels like Dewalt took a black and decker painted the yellow and black and sold it as theirs.
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