hello, help me please. where you bought the first saw you used with the pin, the one that rotates everywhere, has a spiral shape. “Twisted blade “. Thank
Yeah I think it would be fine. I think its more to do with what cutting blade you use. I have cut a bit of acrylic but I only had a aggressive toothed blade so I did get a bit of chipping as it was cutting but with a fine tooth blade on a slow speed it would work well👍
As an owner of this and wish I wasn't I will warn all lookers to keep looking. This saw is poorly designed especially in both the top and bottom screws that hold the saw blade. Both will strip and break from the plastic knob that holds the screw that locks the blade in place. Leaving you with almost no way to tighten or release the blade. Keep shopping elsewhere. JUNK
Another very useful mini review and demonstration, thanks for sharing... 👍🏻
This video shows you how the Plane Blade Setting Attachment is used, Thanks.
I have been considering getting a scroll saw, so this was helpful. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful 👍
Thank you for sharing. This was very helpful!
Do you have a link for the smart bladeholder?😊
Think these are the same as what I've got but you might be able to find them cheaper elsewhere 👍
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hello, help me please. where you bought the first saw you used with the pin, the one that rotates everywhere, has a spiral shape. “Twisted blade “. Thank
Do you think this would be suitable for cutting acrylic?
Yeah I think it would be fine. I think its more to do with what cutting blade you use. I have cut a bit of acrylic but I only had a aggressive toothed blade so I did get a bit of chipping as it was cutting but with a fine tooth blade on a slow speed it would work well👍
Nice video mate keep up the good work 👍
Cheers pal👍
nice video. where did you get your 2nd holder for the blade.
Cheers mate. I got the blade holder from here 👍
www.yandles.co.uk/fretsaw-blade-clamp-holder-set-2-piece/p25366
Will this work well with balsa wood or would it tear it up?
This will work fine with balsa wood mate as long as you get the correct blades for the job👍
nice review thanks
Cheers 👍
What kind of wood do you use
I use just about anything but mostly mdf👍
As an owner of this and wish I wasn't I will warn all lookers to keep looking. This saw is poorly designed especially in both the top and bottom screws that hold the saw blade. Both will strip and break from the plastic knob that holds the screw that locks the blade in place. Leaving you with almost no way to tighten or release the blade. Keep shopping elsewhere. JUNK
Not really sure what you mean by this as it's a steel hook that holds the blade in at the top and bottom🤷♂️
Judea strikes again.
Pure junk.
hello, help me please. where you bought the first saw you used with the pin, the one that rotates everywhere, has a spiral shape. Twisted blade.
Hello pal. I got the straight blades with the T pins from homebase but you can get them from ebay or amazon. Hope this helps 👍