Up -Grade Your Harbor Freight Scroll Saw EZ blade Change
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- You can move your blade from hole to hole a snap. This Kit will work for many saws. You can saw your project much faster and with less frustration.
pozsgaidesigns.... is the place to get this well made kit. You'll be glad you did. Cost about $37.20 Well worth it to me. Check out his site for more items for sale. pozsgaidesigns....
9 year old video still helping out today hats off Sir thank you so much.
Took your advice, contacted Frank, purchased it, glad I did, well worth the money for making a cheap scroll saw better. Thanks mate.
Hi guys. I order this set from Frank Pozsgai. He called right back with questions about the order to insure I got the correct parts. They were sent priority mail well packaged and got here in 2 days! I installed them on my Wen scroll and could not be happier. Blade changes and hole changes are a breeze. 3 thumbs up!
Thanks for the video sir. It helped me more than you can imagine. Im getting into woodworking and tutorials like this really help us noobs out. Great quality and great audio. Thumbs up.
Gidday mate , I bought Frank Pozsgai's EZ blade change system for my cheap Ryobi scroll saw. Got to admit , best thing I could have done , cost about $70 Australian delivered . Scroll saw cost $125 , so for under $200 I have a great little scroll saw that just keeps going , and saves heaps of time changing blades. Didn't know about it until I saw this video , great job thanks .
Thank you. I've been looking at this upgrade but didn't really understand why I would need it. Your video shows clearly why I need it.
I got it today..ordered 4 days ago, but it works great. It took less time to install than it took to watch the video. The bottom part is a bit tricky, but I didn't remove the table so that might have been the issue with me..well that and sorting through my gazillion Allen wrenches for the right size. I swapped out the bottom screw last year sometime trying to fix the original setup which was less than useless. Best part now is NO BLADE WANDER! I'm impressed.
I bought that harbor freight scroll saw and next day took it back. They asked what was wrong with it, told them that I didn't have 8 arms like an octopus to change blades.
I am using this conversion kit. There's a learning curve but then again I'm a beginner scroller. Here's my question - How far down (or up) should the blade be inserted into the blade holders? I wasn't sure if I should barely have the blade in or give it a good shove into the holder or...somewhere in between. Thank you for the video. For those who are confused about the block that is not shown much on this video - it simply holds the lower blade holder as you tighten the blade into that holder. Attach it anywhere you like that's close to your scroll saw. I was able to attach mine to my scroll saw but it doesn't have to be on your saw at all. Just somewhere close by that is convenient. Think of that block as a tightly gripped hand that stabilizes the lower blade holder as you place the blade inside and tighten. I don't know why that was so confusing to me but once I understood the concept it was such a relief. Thank you for this video. I broke 7 blades on my first project ever. Lol. Having to learn about tension, force by which I push the wood through the blade as well as getting used to the wood I was using.This is a great conversion kit and the only way to go on older model scroll saws like mine (Tradesman) that only use pin end blades. I can now use spiral blades thanks to this kit.
It worked like a champ! Thanks Sir (Backyard Woodworking) for your video. It took me less than 20 min to install the kit.
The part that's off camera is a fixture for attaching the bottom part of the blade to the blade holder. It comes with the adapter kit. I agree that there's not much metal to attach it to the Harbor Freight scroll saw table. I mounted mine to wood and drilled a hole to store the allen wrench used to tighten the blade holder.
+Retirementisfine 2 You talking about the block he spends 10 minutes talking about, but never says what it's for or why he's mounting it on his table?
Thanks so much for the heads up. This thing is great! By the way, I got the gist of your video: upgrade available to make a cheap scroll saw pretty damn good. I went ahead and purchased it (delivery is still super fast), tried to install it with instructions but just couldn't figure it out so I went back to your video. Big help! I'm very happy with the outcome.
He passed away. Just letting u know
So very sorry for your loss. @@scraplifetrashtocash4551
I got this same upgrade, and it really works well. Thanks for the information in this video. Helped me a lot.
Thanks for that video. I have one of those Central Machinery saws and I hardly ever use it because of how slow and tricky it is to move the blade between holes. I really can use this upgrade.
Emmit Stewart Thanks There is a link in the discussion section. I just tried it and it works. Thanks for watching.
Wow I'm glad I found this video I work with a cheap saw and I'm tired of the blades popping off the holder when I tension the blade and start cutting.
racerm50 Glad you liked it . Thanks for watching. and please subscribe.
You sold me on this! Thanks...
I ordered it and it works great on my HF scroll saw! Thanks for the video...
Just found out he passed... so sorry to hear that.
Very nice video and upgrade, I just got myself an old Delta 16" saw and really need to do this upgrade to it. what a pain it is to keep re feeding the blade through a new hole on the work piece. Thanks for sharing
Albert
Thank you! Your video helped me install my adapter.
Hi.Thanks for Vid.Have just orderd one for my Record ss16.Thanks again.Jim Northampton UK
Great! I missed what that side-mount block is for. I look at it as the sales tax on the Delta I was going to have to buy.!
thank you so much for this video im starting out on learning how to do stuff like this and this video helps me a lot and you have sold me on harb, frig scrollsaw again thank you ,larry from fla.
Your welcome and thanks for watching Please hit the like button and subscribe.
Cool ... didn't know about this, thanks Roland
Your welcome
If you put a button magnet on the bottom blade holder it will not drop off when changing blades and save you a few dollars.
Great find Roland. I'll have to look in to it. Thanks for sharing
My sears is like that a pain to change the blade.I like that set-up I think that was a smart move I would do the same thing with the block.
Game changer. Thank you for the tips!
He passed away. From Cancer
Got mine! Thanks, fixing to try it out! Hope it works better!
Help did everything in the video but, started up the saw and it knocks! Don't know what is making it knock. Tried to tighten it almost broke my new blade. Please, what am I doing wrong. Seems like the blade is lose or the bottom wants to come out off the rubber holder. But, If I tighten the tension it wants to break my blade.
Thank you for the video, helped with installation!
You Sir.......... Are AWESOME!!!! Thank You.
He passed away years back
Good video, I have a 15 year old 15" DELTA scroll saw, but I did not see any brands of saws listed nor could I find that kit on this guys website.
The only saw brand seems to be OLSON.
I also have to look at my saw to see what kind of blade I use.
I don't use my scroll saw very much anyway.
I got this upgrade and am pleased with how it works. The only problem is when I am cutting the bottom blade seems to slip on the rubber. Do you have any ideas as to where I may be going wrong. Hope you are still checking comments.
Sorry but I don't know what the product is what is the name so I can order. It?
Please explain the purpose of the "block" that has the two machine screws.
Thank you.s
The block is used to place lower blade holder in the slot of the block so that it helps us to place the blade in a correct position check this new tutorial it’s much clear ruclips.net/video/U1MfB78mTz4/видео.html
@@karizmaharsha
Thank you!
Thanks where can i buy iam leaner.
I'm glad I came across the video I'm looking to bye one just like yours however that blade holder that they say you should mount on the side of your table seems to be a waste of time to me even if you did as they said it looks like it could get in your way some times I would rather take some PVC put a cap on one end mount it to the table my scroll saw is mounted on and keep them in it.
Blimey! is your house made of rubber, I'm sure I saw it wobble there for the first two minutes lol
Thank you for the video. What is the main purpose of the square blk piece you did not attach to the table? But would attach to a block of wood later for? The blade fixture.
I am assuming it's just a blade holder
He passed away years back. That's why he don't respond and hasn't posted anything in years
I found the video interesting, pity you did not get all the bits on camera, and the block you say has to be mounted on the side off the saw table, what does it do as at the side of the table it would have nothing to do with the blade mounting.
To put the bottom holder in while putting the blade in it?
Anyone happen to know if this would work on a 40-540 Delta?
DO YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH THE BOTTOM BLADE HOLDER COMMING OUT WHEN YOU ARE CUTTING? i HAVE THE SAME SET UP AS YOU DO AND I CANT KEEP MY BOTTOM BLADE HOLDER IN PLACE
Having a hard time getting bladeholder sets for my saw. Any suggestions?
Thanks! Great video and this is a very helpful modification. Appreciate your information!
Hi, does the larger silver bottom blade holder come with the conversion kit?
Where did you buy the New parts
sears has that same set up minus the rubber block if they have them in stock {Craftsman Scroll Saw Blade Conversion Kit (22259)}
That upgrade cost almost as much as the scroll saw.
Can you use spiral blades with the Harbor Freight saw without the upgrade kit? Will the kit enable the use of spiral blades? Thanks for your videos about the Harbor Freight Scroll Saw.
+KSFWG Hey yes you can. this device just makes things a litlle easier and faster.
Thanks for watching.
i've looked at the web site but wich one is it the 15in or 16in kit
Maybe I should stop drinking.... I feel drunk.
super and thanks
awesome! hey, why don't you give us a small tour of your shop? I have a tiny shop so I really need organization ideas and i have liked the way you do things for a while!
Ok I'll do one soon.
Im a little lost on the costing.. you said $37 all up including shipping but on the website they are $49 for the top and another $49 for the foot.. works out very expensive
Foxy Mulder look for the ez system set for 15 or 16 inch
I'm from Ireland how could I get this if he only delivers to america
How is the whole house behind him wobbling??🤣
Thanks, good information
Thanks buddy!
Hi do you think they will ship to Ireland thanks for the information
Broadcasting under the sea eh? Nice feat!
I need that kit where i can buy it? Send me link please
Where are you from?
How dom I buy a kit of these my Skil saw'm, from Brazil, Thank you.
Can this harbor freight scroll saw take both pin and pin-less blades?
It can now
Thanks for sharing this is really helpful I have the same scroll saw. But we're can I buy this..
Thanks for the inquiry. There is a link in the description Thanks
Hi! Thanks for your video, which was somewhat helpful. (I'll explain this comment later.)
I recently purchased a Harbor Freight saw, like the one in your video because it was on sale and I needed a tool now to cut out a lattice in some 1/16" wood. The saw performed well, but I did take note of the problem you mentioned in your video, of the saw blade slipping out when moving to another inboard cut. It's very annoying and after watching your video, I ordered the Pozsgaidesigns kit and "upgraded" my saw. The kit was of good quality and I was able to install it. Because the only blades I had were the pin blades, I installed the kit to accommodate those kinds of blades . However, it looks like unless I use pinless blades, it doesn't clamp to the bottom of the blade. Or did I miss something? The instructions that came with the kit were somewhat general and vague.
Your video gave me some good tips, but I still wonder about how the parts of the kit will accommodate the pinless blades.
Another question that I have is about the big black block. What is the purpose of it? Your video was inadequate explaining it, and while you were talking about it, you didn't move the camera to show what you were talking about! And, I didn't see it appearing at the end of the video.
Anyway, thanks again for making the video, and I'm sorry to be critical. I know that it's difficult to make these things, so I appreciate the effort. I purchased some pinless blades and am going to see if I can figure out how to use them with this saw.
Hey thanks for watching and commenting. Yes the pin less blades are the way to go.. You don't have to drill a 1/4" hole to get the blade in your project. If your doing large work then the pin less blades will work fine. Check out the scrollsaw workshop on you tube. or just google it.
Backyard Woodworking What is the purpose of the big block? I didn't understand what it's used for, and is it necessary for using pinless blades?
Roland, I took another look at my saw and figured out how to install the entire kit, converting it to pin-less. Well, that cured one problem, being able to quickly move the blade into a new location, but created another problem. Now the problem is that the lower blade clamp needs to be super tight, or else the tightening process will pull it out. I'm going to try it for a while and see if I can tolerate this new problem, but I may convert it back to the pinned blade mode. The pinned blades allow getting proper tightness without the risk of the clamp mechanism letting go.
Also, I figured out what the purpose of the big black block is! It allows you to put the blade block in the slot so that the Allen clamp screw can be tightened. Yeah, it's a problem on this saw. Their mounting recommendation (and yours) doesn't make too much sense. The saw platform is too flimsy to fasten the block to it, IMO. And... if I convert back to pinned blades, it will no longer be needed.
BTW, I'm using Olsen saw blades for the pin-less conversion.
Rick Hilton I mounted the block to the side of my saw near the power cord. Just take off the plastic cover so you don't hit any wires and predrill it. Pin blades are fine for lager work,but for fine work you have to drill to big a hole for the blades to fit through like on the heart box I made. Well good luck with your saw and thanks for watching.
Roland
Backyard Woodworking Yeah, I think that would work. Alternatively, I think you could drill a couple of holes through the casting on the side without causing a problem, and you could mount the block there. This little scroll saw is "okay" for a starter saw, but I think if I were to do some major work, I would need something that's better engineered. There are a a couple of things I don't like: The adjustable foot is aggravating. I don't like the imprecise way it fastens. It's too loose and the foot itself is "tippy." I don't see a good way of addressing and fixing this problem. It's just a poor design. And, I don't like the the way the little air nozzle works, either. There is not enough adjustment to direct the air to blow away the shavings. But, for the money, it's hard to beat this saw. Despite its imperfections, it's handy for most minor cutting chores.
Anyway, thanks for your video and comments.
I put an order in for this conversion kit for my Shop Fox saw.. but I haven't heard from them since I placed the order. Do you know if they are still in business?
did you ever get your kit?
you need someone to do the camera work. Can't see what you are doing.
ruclips.net/video/U1MfB78mTz4/видео.html better camera work
Where do ya get that replacement do_hicky?
Can't see. What r u doing ?
Gak ada penerjemah bahasa indonesia?
Funny you mentioned those horrible stock clamps. I bought a used Dremel model and had to special order those same clamps from Dremel just to be able to use pinless blades and yes, they're just barely short of completely useless . You call them dohickies which is an insult to all dohickies everywhere. By the way, I'm here in Elgin just outside of Columbia. I'll be ordering the kit so at the end of the day my $50 saw will have about $150 invested in upgrades. I never did figure out how money works. Ha!
👍 bagus itu.berapa harganya pin scrol itu
Thirty-seven dollars? Keep looking.
This "zombie video" just keeps popping up in my feed. It's still useful though if you happen to have an older scroll saw..
Put the blade holder on a magnet and you could move it around.
Thank you impressions can I message the item sent to indonesia
Witam Cie mam pytanie czy prześlą mi to do Irlandii .dziękuje za film widać na nim ze jesteś profesjonalnym wykładowca dzięki RYSZARD
Thanks!!! Going to oder one.
My blades never fell out
Clear camera images, terrible camera placement. Get a camera with a screen that you can see to adjust your camera as needed.
i guess i'm the only one that wishes you'd be in camera more? 1/4 the time you can't see what you are doing.
This guy passed away. Bitches like u karma will strike
what the hell is the black block for??? Why can't you explain it in your description below the video or in the video???? You make such a big deal about mounting it but never explain what its for???? Wish someone would clear this up as I am possibly going to order this kit, but have no clue what the black block is for!!!!!!
Cant see what you are doing.
You spent 10 minutes rambling about the block thing that has to be mounted somewhere, but you never once said what it was for or why you are mounting it not on your saw. What is it for???
+Josef Roesler Sorry it holds the bottom blade and block so to can tighten the up.so you can tighten it
Too much unnecessary rambling & I agree with another comment about you needing someone to operate the camera. We couldn't see what you were talking about.
Give this guy respect. He passed away a couple years back. Morons like u piss me off!
Flying Dutchman Blades are good, they also sell scroll saw patterns scrollsawbladespatterns.com/index I use these blades and they work very well.
Just Google it
You really should edit your videos before putting them up on youtube.
If you don't. You're pissing in the wind.
i thought i was bad at making video`s
could you Or anyone who knows it, foward me your email address ,please?