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I'm sorry John but according to Mike Moorlach (the Flying Dutchman) he was the importer of the Niqua blades into the North American Continent and was allowed the name change as part of the deal. If and when I can find the post in which he said it I'll post it. Niqua have a huge range of blades...

The only way you'll get a Delta scroll saw either old models or newer model (similar to the Excaliburs etc) is by looking on auction sites, gumtree etc.

Re the vibration. Have you tried using it not screwed down to the workbench?

Those old Deltas have what I think is the best blade clamping system ever. That particular model has the Quickset clamps top and bottom. If both clamps are intact and everything else works as it should, then it's a very good saw. I would definitely buy at around the £50 mark but if in very good...

I would also look at Record or Axminster lathes in the same price range.

There you are Brian, also posted it in the other thread.

There you go Brian.

Turners Retreat sell veneers in small sheets, also packs of offcuts. Veneers Galleywood beat me to it I see.

Make your own mops. Make your own sanding mop on the cheap.

Some nicer looking ones in Droogs link.

Those I linked to are the first that came up on Duckduckgo and was just to give you an idea to solve the problem but there must be other styles of the same thing. Painted Brown I'd have thought they would soon become unnoticeable. Personally I'd sooner have one of those than the Preston one...

Would something along these lines work for you. There are other suppliers as well. https://www.windowware.co.uk/caldwell-folding-window-opener-high-level-operation

As AES says, all i can add is that the Flying Dutchman Blades are Niqua blades rebranded for the American Market by the importer Mike Moorlach. Also Original Marquatry also sell Niqua blades. Piercing Saw Blades, Scroll Saw Blades, Fret Saw Blades, For all Wood And Metal - Fretsaw Blades The...

The cutter is held in with a magnet.

Not sure if it's of any interest but I've just read that the Govt are giving £50 vouchers to fix old bikes. https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/lates ... =4#cycling

I have only seen him once as well, a few months after the funeral,. No sorry I don't have his mobile number.

You just need the same type as is fitted, then the foot switch would be wired in between, that is the feed from the NVR to the foot switch and then from the foot switch to the front on/off speed switch. This should be an easy fix for an electrician to do, plus he'll know what and where to get...

If you really wanted to keep the NVR then connecting the foot switch between the NVR and the front switch/speed controller should work, looking at photos on Aminsters site there is a plug/socket in between them already so you just need another one to insert the foot switch.

I cut my belts from 457mm belts and they work fine on my file.

AES, yes I just cut the belt into strips, the belt length is just right for my power file.