This may interest some

[RETIRED]

Gooday.
I realise that most scrollers have probably seen this but:
www.woodmagazine.com/woodmall/projects/scrollsaw_stand.html (http://www.woodmagazine.com/woodmall/projects/scrollsaw_stand.html)


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Ian () Robertson
"We do good turns every day"

[Iain]

Thanks , I may try this as a weekend project if my daughters will give me a day off.

[John Saxton]

A good post ,and thanks for that.
I may need to avail myself of this if my next scroll saw dosen't come with a stand.
Cheers http://ubb.ubeaut.com.au/ubb/smile.gif

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Johnno

[oges]

Will have a go at making this for my new scrollsaw too (chrissy present). Its a cheaper one but i'd say good enough for what i'll be doing with it. , you have anymore links to sites with good patterns for the beginner?


Brett

[Tom Manley]

Thanks , Our club, The Eltham and District Woodworkers has made one for the clubs Delta scrollsaw.
Regards, Tom.

[John Saxton]

This plan makes a good scroll-saw stand though the dimensions may have to be adjusted as expected to suit your needs.
I have just made one out of jarrah and it would take an earthquake on the upper reach's of the richter scale to move it,it's a heavy sucker and ideal to dampen down any vibration of the saw not that there's much with the new beast I now have in my possession.
So go for it you scrollers out there if you have need of a good base .....consider 's above post.
Oh I forgot to mention that the pressed steel that was available for my saw came in at $160.00 inc GST,I reckon I made it a heap cheaper and no f...en GST.
Cheers http://ubb.ubeaut.com.au/ubb/smile.gif

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Johnno

[This message has been edited by John Saxton (edited 15 January 2001).]

[oges]

Okay!! .. I have decided to stop procrastinating (was the fiance's decision, but we wont let her know that) and make this table for my scrollsaw. I just have a stupid question to ask first, do I make it at a comfortable height for me standing or sitting to use it???

Brett

[Iain]

Brett, I use a kitchen type stool and standing or sitting the height is about the same.

[John Saxton]

Originally posted by
Gooday.
I realise that most scrollers have probably seen this but:
www.woodmagazine.com/woodmall/projects/scrollsaw_stand.html (http://www.woodmagazine.com/woodmall/projects/scrollsaw_stand.html)


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Ian () Robertson
"We do good turns every day"

From the irrepressible

This is a good stand to check out......made one outta Jarrah never moves and is as solid as you would wish for.

Cheers:)

[John Saxton]

I do apologise David.it appears as though it is no longer available after searching and believing that it could still be there.

Johnno

[DavidW]

Its there as a pay to download plan $2.95US. Go to the link and click on woodstore. This is the one that used to be a freebie but I guess the demand was such that they decided to charge for it. At that price though its well worth it.

[Sprog]

Originally posted by John Saxton
I do apologise David.it appears as though it is no longer available after searching and believing that it could still be there.

Johnno
Try this link, scroll down the page to the Scrollsaw stand entry :-)

Scrollsaw plan (http://www.diydata.com/projects/plans/tool_plans_3.htm)

[DavidW]

Yep, thats the one I just bought :-(

[Sprog]

Originally posted by DavidW
Yep, thats the one I just bought :-(

Bummer, sorry I wasn't a bit quicker with the post.
Oh well at least it was cheap :-)