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I remember that our scrolling friends across the pond had trouble with blades breaking, I can't remember which brands were affected, if memory serves, they were returning them for new ones. I think that a bad batch of steel was the cause.

Try Original Marquetry down in Bristol, I've bought Niqua blades from them before. Then there's always Amazon or Ebay.

Pegas have had a scroll bandsaw on the market for quite a while now.

Never heard of doing that, every couple of months or so, I've always just polished the table with Woodwax22. There are other paste waxes out there.

So why don't they just fit power feeds to these machines?

I have no problems cutting 1/4 inch ply with Niqua 1, 3 or 5. Saw is a Delta 40-560

Adam, back in the day, would they be called turnscrews?

A couple of pdf's that might be useful.

Pictures would be helpful. It sounds like the connecting rod from the eccentric to bottom arm is too long. The stroke is determined by the offset of the eccentric wheel, I wouldn't have thought the stroke would be more than an inch.

They're going to have to change them again when 2G and 3G phone signal gets turned off.

We used them in boat building to level the Hull prior to fitting out.

Blister, judging by the thread title Stuart wants to know if you can top feed the blade through the wood on a Hegner.

I think it could be Hawthorn.

Doug, it must be something to do with your settings, the link works for me, went straight to the advert.

Some sellers don't like credit cards because CC companies charge interest to the seller on purchases, they call them Merchant Processing Fees, about 3.5% I believe..

It's filmed at Stoneywell in Leicestershire. Make It at Market: National Trust's Stoneywell used for BBC series

If you don't mind secondhand the look out for a Delta with the Quickset clamps, model numbers, 40-540, 40-560 type 2 or 40-570. The 560 is 2 speed, the 540 and 570 are variable speed.

Saw an episode of The Repair Shop, in which Will Kirk had his glue in a slow cooker.

When I'm dead, it's not my problem, I'm not worrying about it.