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Martin, remember the A1 restoration project you gave me? well I thought you'd like to know that the old girl has just finished a two day demo at Papplewick pumping stations Easter steaming event and gave an excellent performance. Here she is all ready for the second days action, can't say I was...

I use one so I say go with the Delta, if I've read your description right it has the quickset blade clamps, (in my opinion the best blade clamping system ever made). No need to worry about converting it to variable speed the two speeds are more than adequate. As Geoff has said they are built...

I find that I get more fuzzies with the ultra blades than with the scroll reverse blades. Woodworkscraftsupplies want £50.25 for a gross of Olson PGT's plus £6.95 postage. http://www.woodworkscraftsupplies.co.uk ... cts_id=440 happy scrolling Steve

Steve, if you are interested in taking a baking course then you could try The School of Artisan Food at Welbeck. http://www.schoolofartisanfood.org/ Steve

Steve Ramsey has just done a video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdo64-wo ... 8UqSQYc9-w in which he puts pictures onto wood using the backing sheet of a sheet of labels (about 6.15 mins in) if this helps. Steve

Hi Steve, I'm not surprised the machines need attention I think that most if not all were there back in the 90's. Yes I agree it's very beneficial to the community and needs to be kept going. happy scrolling Steve

Hi Steve, I got to know about the Dukeries workshop in the late 90's when started going to the woodturning club that meets on the first Wednesday evening of the month. What is the problem with the scrollsaws? If it's the Delta then I may be able to help in making it better. I have two and a...

Hi Trev, two places you could try close to Mansfield are, Men in sheds at Blidworth, not sure if they have any scrollsaws or the Community Workshop at the Dukeries Academy in Ollerton. I know they have a couple of scollsaws. Steve

Chris, it might have been the Rockwell BladeRunner. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1Xz25lmeC0 happy scrolling Steve

Look out for a Delta with the Quickset blade clamps.

Martin, if they're 140 series staples then how about these. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Silverline-6751 ... B000LFYBKE happy scrolling Steve

Waka, Steve Good has at least three in his catalogue. http://stevedgo.ipower.com/cat/?page_id=2339 happy scrolling Steve

Garry, just one place to start with, have a look at Steve Goods pattern catalogue on his website. http://scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.co.uk happy scrolling Steve

Martin, I hate applying finishes as well so I use Danish oil (a quick dunk or brush on, leave for a few mins. and then wipe off the excess and leave to dry) unless it comes into contact with food then I leave it bare and let the customer use what they're happy with. Or if they want to paint then...

Jimmy, the DML24 is a No1 morse taper and 3/4 by 16 thread. Steve

Martin, I believe that patents last for about 20 years, after then it's a free for all. happy scrolling Steve

Nice buy Martin, you're really getting into this scrolling lark aren't you. happy scrolling Steve

Bryan, if you subscribe to his emailing list you will get notification when a new free pattern is available to download, all the patterns in his catalogue are free, http://stevedgo.ipower.com/cat/ he asks for donations to help with keeping his website and forum up and running, you are not...

Nice cutting of some nice patterns. happy scrolling Steve