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  1. 19th September 2011, 09:36 PM #1
    RJT
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    I recently inherited an Ezycut fret saw !? , sadly it's missing whatever goes through the bronze bushes in the overarm , also there is a post/rod in the overarm with a flat machined on it and a 3/16 hole drilled through, I'm guessing a guide or foot hangs off it!
    sooo if anyone can help with a description of the missing bits or a user manual / copy or if there is a God the parts I would be very grateful,
    Thanks Lads
    Jim West Oz
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    I have an Ezycut scroll saw that I scored today, and can send you some photos of the head assembly if you like.
    The rod with the flat on it has a presser foot on it as well as a blade support roller and also an air blower nozzle.
    The bronze bearing normally houses the upper blade support which is essentially a cylinder that has a spring on it which pushes the cylinder up and thus tensioning the blade. On its lower extremity it has a blade clamping mechanism very similar to the lover blade clamp. The spring tensionining mechanism incorporates a piston that is a very simple air pump that supplies air via a flexible hose to the presser foot and blows the saw dust away from the line marked on your work that you are following. The machine will operate without the upper spring loaded blade clamp IF you have the support roller.
    It is a nice solid old school machine, and cuts very nicely.
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