Thread: Can anyone help with a Manual?

Originally Posted by mag

Purchased this scroll saw the other day and am having trouble getting it to work.

Was wondering if anyone had a manual suitable for this model. Appears to be a copy of the Scheppach deco 402. Is marked with 'MAGNO' as the maker.

regards

Mike

Hi Mike,
Could please tell what is your main problem with the saw?I have a saw which is very identical to yours,by some other brand perhaps but have the same look.I think I have the manual of it somewhere in the workshop.If I can find it I may scan it for you.I'll check this afternoon.
However; there is a member by the member name"tamtam" on Scroll saw Message Board sponsored by Fox Chapel.He gave the details of his Scheppach Deco very short time ago.As you stated Scheppach is very identical,too.Furthermore; Promax,Woodstar,Jet,Einhell all have saws with almost the same look.One of these brands' manual can also be useful.
seyit

Originally Posted by mag

Purchased this scroll saw the other day and am having trouble getting it to work.

Was wondering if anyone had a manual suitable for this model. Appears to be a copy of the Scheppach deco 402. Is marked with 'MAGNO' as the maker.

regards

Mike

Hi again Mike,
I have found the manual of my saw,but before scanning it I attach a picture of the saw.Just have a look and if you think it will help send me your e-mail.Then I mail the manual back to you.

Seyit.

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The main problem is that I know nothing about scroll saws!!

Mike

It looks a bit like my Ryobi. A tip for you is that you will find using the saw a lot easier if you remove the guard from the lower left of the saw. That makes accessing the lower blade camp a lot easier. The manual for the Ryobi saw is available on the ryobi website, but I just tried and it wasn't working properly.

Peter

Originally Posted by mag

Seyit.

PM sent.

The main problem is that I know nothing about scroll saws!!

Mike

Hi Mike;
I have e-mailed the manual,check it.
Now on both your saw and mine you see a sheet metal cover with two screws holding it in place in pictures.On the left hand side in the pictures.As Peter also stated you should remove it for easy access while continuous internal cuts.
Your saw must have two types of blade holders.One for PIN END blades,and the other for STRAIGHT END blades,check these,too