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    hi, i bought a scroll saw from bunnings. the instruction are in pictures. the new blade that came with it is pretty large? should i change it for the smaller spare that came it. or should i order some spiral blades? i heard that spiral blades can cut any way? should i come straight in on the existing blade, as the blade has serations straight in front? is doesnt look like you can come in any way. look forward to your answer. thanks, Tony

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony65000 View Post
    hi, i bought a scroll saw from bunnings. the instruction are in pictures. the new blade that came with it is pretty large? should i change it for the smaller spare that came it. or should i order some spiral blades? i heard that spiral blades can cut any way? should i come straight in on the existing blade, as the blade has serations straight in front? is doesnt look like you can come in any way. look forward to your answer. thanks, Tony
    hi tony welcome what type of saw did u buy pin oor pinless blades? now for your spiral blades yes the blade can cut any way but u need to be in control the blade can follow a weak point in the grain and before u know it its done i suggest u play around on differant scrap timbers with spiral and normal blades and get use to it good luck.

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    Glad to see you're stretching your wings Tony. Maybe it's just me, but I broke a lot of blades when first starting out. Still do when I've been away from it for a while and then need to do some scrolling. My advice is buy several packs of different blade types. It's all about practice.

    And when you are ready, throw a couple of project pictures on the forum.

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    Did the blade that came with the saw have a pin through each end? If so, you are not going to be able to use un-pinned blades until you have managed to fix the specific un-pinned holders to that saw. There are many scrollsaws sitting around in sheds that cannot use un-pinned blades. They are fine for work that isn't too fine, but the finer blades are un-pinned. Once you have established what type of blades you need, look up the Harris people. I can't find the time to do that for you right now, but keep searching through the Scroller's Forum and you will find them and they will take very good care of you.
    Buzza.

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    hi,
    Yes, try
    Helen Harris PO Box 1065 HORSHAM VIC 3402 Ph: 03 5382 6224 Email: [email protected]
    Good for advice and for price.
    Good Luck,
    Bob H.

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    Sorry but Helen's address and phone number is no longer correct - in my previous reply - but the email address is OK.
    Bob H.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hawkinob View Post
    Sorry but Helen's address and phone number is no longer correct - in my previous reply - but the email address is OK.
    Bob H.
    Yep, they're in good old South Australia these days. I still can't find the address though. (
    Buzza.

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    Hi,
    Go to this post and look for Crowie's reply
    https://www.woodworkforums.com/f19/scroll-saw-140602/
    Bob H.

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