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Sorry for the delay. I´ve been busy cutting for Christmas craft shows. The noise went down a bit after I cleaned both top and bottom arm bearings. I may try to change them for new ones to see if it helps anything.

Would you please tell me to what that thing is and what it looks like? I have no clue :) EDIT: oh, got it. nope, I have that guard removed.

Sorry for not giving more informations. The side to side movement only happens, when the blade is not tensioned. In the video, I first tried to move the arms, but I could´t, because the blade was tensioned. Then I released the tension (you can hear that in the video) so the side to side play is...

Any clue what is causing this? I don´t even know how long it has been like this. I ware headphones all the time. :) Link to a video https://photos.app.goo.gl/icXZo7hUQATao1D97

Buy once, cry once, right? I just placed an order on the drill press no. 3, the biggest one I listed. Thank you guys. I can´t wait.

I asked about the depth display and I was told that the reading is done directly on the spindle and should have 0,1 mm accuracy.

@Mikek Have you ever came across the need to drill deeper then 85mm on your drill press?

400V is not an issue. Is there a reason to be concerned that the biggest drill press, D 33 Pro, only has 1810 rpm max?

There are 3 drill presses I´m thinking of. They are all the same brand, made in Czech republic. It´s actually the only maker I can get in my country (Slovakia) if I want "affordable" quality. The pages are not available in English but can be google translated. 1.)...

These dinos from Loyd´s plans https://www.etsy.com/listing/609167873/ ... _active_10 were fun to build.

@Claymore I have no clue, I was just lucky I guess :) I started with several cuts on max speed and I was getting lots of fuzziness. Not that plenty on plywood, bud especially on paper and tape under it, that it was quite hard to see narrower patterns. That drove mw crazy for some time. Then I...

My first portrait and first time using spiral blades...This is going to be a present to my mom´s 60th birthday.

I have the Makita LMT 100 table saw that is generally in a bad condition and I´ve been thinking about putting a plywood top on it then cut slots in it so the INCRA miter sliders would fit into it, but I thought I´d ask fist if there are any miter sliders that would fit into the original miter slots.

Guys, the problem was not in my scroll saw at all. It was my joints overall. I saw a doctor and I got some medicine and the pain it going away slowly. Thanks for any kind of suggestions. I´m sure many of them would work, but luckily, none of them will be necessary. :)

Thanks for the hints. I will try to cut something out of scrap wood to fit over the screw.

Nope, but I tossed the blade, so I can´t try. :)

I've tried to push a single blade to it's limits and this is the result. :mrgreen: Slow stroke speed can really prelong a blade life. The last piece was real pain to cut, but it was still smooth. Then i gave up. Pegas double skip no1

My fingers become aching from tightening and loosening clamping knobs (thumb screw) on my saw (axminster EX21) and I´d like to know whether you guys use or know about a jig/tool I could use to put less stress on my hand joints. PS: I only tighten them as much as I need to prevent slipping out...

Anyone? I don´t expect perfect extraction. I would not use the planer daily. I´d plane a certain amount of boards at one time and then put it away. I just don´t want it to clot.

Thanks, they are all made out of beech wood.