Where is your scroll saw?

[Dan]

I just read a post and see that Christina has her saw in the living room. That's cool! I got to thinking, where does everyone saw? Mine was in the garage until the weather got cold, now it's in the basement. Where's yours?

[amazingkevin]

Mines in the dining room which we don't use!

[Messman]

mine is in my shop, currently put away on a shelf while I build a much larger project. But once I go to sawing with it it goes right onto my work bench. Sorry no pictures to post of it right now.

[wombatie]

Mines in the garage but I would dearly love a basement to put it in, we just don't have basements in Australia.

 

Marg

[grampa]

Because its so cold mine is next to me in bed and the wife is in the workshop, or is that the other way round

,,,Paul

[Kepy]

Four of mine are in the shop which is really too small. The fifth is still at a friend's house.

[Travis]

I have small bedroom in the basement that my wife was kind enough to let me have. That's where I do my scrolling and smaller woodcrafting projects. It will also be the home of my future lathe I keep my larger tools in the garage where I can work on larger projects. I have a very understanding wife to let me have two workshops. Eventually, the small bedroom will be renovated and I'll lose my heated mini-workshop. But that will be a few years down the road. Which gives me time to save up for a garage heater.

[Clayton717]

My scrollsaw is outback in my shed/shop, along with all my other tools.It used to be half and half - storage/shop. Now it is all shop except a little space in the loft(attic). It is only 10x12 but it works great for me since its all I got. And being small its fairly easy to keep it warm, even now, since its only in the teens outside.

[amazingkevin]

I forgot about the brand new dremil 1830 i never uesed when dremil honered there warranty and sent me a brand new one instead of fixing the old one . I requested a new top arm with roll pins to keep the saw going 2 years instead of one. They are not making scroll saws anymore. I am totaly pleased with the detla ss250 with quick release blade holders ,which broke and i did a quick fix with a (one) rubber band and it works BETTER than new,go figure!I'm going to leave it like that as it's a better mouse trap now.The dremils just going to be a paper weight on the floor.Will up grade trade for a better deltas,maybe a ss350 if someones interested.Zero time on the dremil.

[Barry5180]

I have my small shop setup in a basement room of our apartment building. All the other tenants get just a small cage for extra storage, but thankfully we lucked out and have two pretty decent sized rooms for storage. I took one of them over as my shop. At the moment, it's a disaster area that really needs cleaned up. Pictures coming right after cleaning.

 

Barry

[Messman]

Barry I picture of a clean shop is a picture of an unused shop, lets see it in all of it glory, what you call a mess.

[Dan]

Barry, show us a before and after picture. I like to know I'm not the only one who cleans up only when I can't find tools.

[Lucky2]

I am fortunate enough to have two shops, a small on in the basement of our house and a new workshop in our backyard. I have a scrollsaw for each shop so weather isn't a factor nor is the cold.

Len

[jarruda144]

I have an 11x8 shed that I use,but this year my wife let me use a spare bedroom, I think she wants something and hasn't come around to asking for it yet.

[wood-n-things]

Mine is setup in the 3rd bay of my garage. Heated in the winter and air in the summer ( i just open the garage door) LOL.

[Lucky2]

I have two identical saws and have them in two separate workshops,one is in my small basement workshop and I use it whenever there isn't a fire on in my other workshop which isn't all that big 16'x24'. After there is a little more work done on my separete workshop I'll be moving my house saw out to there also.

Len

[Dave M]

Well mine started out in the garage, but got a layer of rust from the moisture, and is now cleaned up and in the basement! I'm now trying to create a space to work in and a portable heater to keep the toes warm!!

[Charlie saw]

I set mine up in my sawmill office. That way I get to do a bit of scrolling at lunch times etc.