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Hi all, i'm a relatively new scroll sawer and my experiences in scroll sawling is just the Eiffel tower which i completed from a brought pattern. My new project which i have set myself a new project of the london eye which moves. This will require designing, trial and error and maybe using...

thanks bob. I replaced it with a split pin like you and it works ok, though after i complained axminter sent me a replacement which i dont intend to use thanks Tony

Hi guys, Started on my eiffel tower project a few weeks back and doing quite well until i heard a ping on my machine as i undid the clamp lever i noticed things were loose. from looking at the manual, i think it's the pin, tension lever has gone. As my machine is next to the wall, i couldnt...

Fantastic. Once i get going i'll post my progress thanks

Hi, I've finally put my new scroll saw on its stand and just practising on some bits of wood. As previous mention i intend to make eiffel tower which i already got the plans for. I'm quite new to scroll sawing and planning to use birch wood. It that a reasonable choice? Tony

After reading previous online forum posts i've decided to buy the axminster stand, bolt a paving slab on it then mount the scrollsaw on top. with bolting a paving slab, i assume i drill appropriate sized holes for the bolt/nut and just simply attach tight. i have a cordless hammer action...

HI again My Axminster AWFS18 has finally arrived, in process of setting up. I've read about making own stand and just want fellow scroll sawer views. Is 3 leg better than 4? also i've read that having the stand at an inclie say 15-23 degrees improves scrollsawing. Many Thanks Tony

Thanks everyone for the advice, i think hegner are out of my budget. i will decide to get the Axminster AWFS18 and where can i buy the hegner quick release clamp? is it the quick release clamp directly from their website for £17.57? My ambition is to build an eiffel tower which i already...

Hello all I've developed an interest in scroll sawing and been reading the forums for the past few months. i'm completely new to scrollsawing and want to develop skills in this new hobbie. I would like a nice quality scroll and so have saved £300 for a scrollsaw. I've read that an Axminster...