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Blades
- Thread starter Woody
- Start date
When I did some scroll work I got my blades from here
Search results for: 'scroll saw' Hobbys
Not sure now how thick they will cut.
Ray
Search results for: 'scroll saw' Hobbys
Not sure now how thick they will cut.
Ray
Having a pin blade only saw does limit the sort of blades you can get Woody.
What saw is it?
I can send you a few blades to get you going, but it will probably be the end of next week before I can get to post them.
Please Pm me next week to remind me
What saw is it?
I can send you a few blades to get you going, but it will probably be the end of next week before I can get to post them.
Please Pm me next week to remind me
donwatson
Fellow
Hi Woody,
I always use Olsen blades as that is the recommended blade at the club (BroxburnWoodcraftClub.org)
We generally get them from woodworkscraftsupplies.co.uk.
They can be purchased pinned or pinless, I always use pinless, mainly because the machine uses pinless and you can use a smaller hole for starting the blade in.
Hope this helps, any problem let me know.
Don W
I always use Olsen blades as that is the recommended blade at the club (BroxburnWoodcraftClub.org)
We generally get them from woodworkscraftsupplies.co.uk.
They can be purchased pinned or pinless, I always use pinless, mainly because the machine uses pinless and you can use a smaller hole for starting the blade in.
Hope this helps, any problem let me know.
Don W
Thank you Don I will look them up tomorrow
donwatson
Fellow
Your'e Welcome,
The blades we use are 5" pinless but you will be looking at 5" pinned or 3" pinned (hobby blade).
You can also get kits to convert your saw to pinless but a look through the catalogue there will show you quite a lot of goodies
The blades we use are 5" pinless but you will be looking at 5" pinned or 3" pinned (hobby blade).
You can also get kits to convert your saw to pinless but a look through the catalogue there will show you quite a lot of goodies
donwatson
Fellow
You realise this is another slippery slope 
You realise this is another slippery slope
I had a scroll saw years ago for making toys but it just didn't do anything for me so I sold it but who knows this time LOL What with woodturning as well it looks like I'm a lost cause LOL