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  1. 28th June 2006, 10:00 PM #1
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    Default Zero vibration scroll saw top

    For those who didnt see the bunnies cheap scroll saw thread here is the "floating top" to make your saw 100%vibration free.

    Just make sure that no part from both tables touch each other.

    First two pics self explanetry.

    The third pic shows some blue masking tape on the blade as its going up and down and the tub of water beside showing not even the slightest ripple at all. Zero vibration on the table.

    And you get the advantage of an increased table top surface. area. If you need to tilt, just slide the top of and put your normal one back on. An hour or two of your time and some scrap will do wonders
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    I just snuggle up to the bench leg and quite enjoy the vibration, actually.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bodgy
    I just snuggle up to the bench leg and quite enjoy the vibration, actually.
    Now thats taking the term "tool " to litaraly:eek:
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    Nice idea, good way to get extra work space too
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    that is a fantastic idea!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bodgy
    I just snuggle up to the bench leg and quite enjoy the vibration, actually.
    :eek: :eek:
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