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13th May 2017, 11:36 AM #1
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To pin or not to pin
Hi team
Just starting out in the scrolling world. Have a Schepac? Scroll saw with Flexi drive. Has adapters for flat blades, how do you fit the blade and adapter thru a small hole for internal cuts. Ok I know I sAid farewell some time back but I,m still around.
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13th May 2017, 03:35 PM #2
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You do internal cuts by drilling a hole large enough for the blade to go through. If you are using pinless, either drill a hole big enough for the adapter, or pass the blade through the hole, then fit the adapter. If using pinned blades, the hole must be big enough for the pin (and blade) to pass through.
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14th May 2017, 10:52 AM #3
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Understand that.The non pin blade would normally use a smaller hole than the unpinned blade. It will take two men and a dog, plus a month of sundays to drill
a small hole then put the adapter on. However before passing judgement I'll give it a burl.
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