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Delta scrollsaw


bobman58

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My trusty old delta q3 finally gave up ,the motor burnt out so I am out of action until I can find another saw I'm looking for another delta if anyone can help I'm in the uk so if anyone in the uk has one for sale or knows where I can get one I will be very grateful. Thanks. Bob

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Scroll saws use probably a minimum of an amp and a half 1.5 amps. The 220 volt converters that people take over seas should run one nicely.You know the ones that you use for shavers  etc.And i think if you get the ones that step down the voltage the amps increases slightly.Does the motor smell burnt.Is it a variable speed scroll saw with electronic circuit boards , is this the one that's belt driven?for speed control?Low amp motors should last and last.

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Thanks for the replays my saw is the delta 40-650 variable speed I have had the motor to pieces and it's definitely the motor burnt out I need a 240volt motor the ones you have are 120 volt I don't know about a converter Kevin I will have to look in to that, failing that I will try to fit a different motor in to it it's too good a saw to scrap thanks bob

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