New Seyco Branded (EX-ish) Scroll Saw

[hotshot]

I suspected Seyco might release their own Branded Ex, but it looks like they may have gone one further with a much bigger table, digital angle finder and etc.  Unlike the Jet, this one is top feed capable, thank goodness.  It also looks like they abandoned the failed dust collection holes in table, so I think that is an improvement as well.  Congrats to Seyco on their first Seyco Branded Scroll Saw.

 

Edited December 19, 2016 by hotshot

[Scrolling Steve]

Thanks for sharing Randy.

[hawkeye10]

Thanks Randy. I have noticed you seem to be on top of the latest new items for scrolling. Are you planning on getting one?     It sure looks nice.

 

Merry Christmas

[hotshot]

...... Are you planning on getting one? ......

 

 

 

Nope, my EX is still running strong.  I'm a enthusiast of this "Hobby" in general, so I cheer for any and all new good options that become available.  Also, I'm assuming the core of this new saw is still the same as my Excalibur, so this should help to ensure the parts for all our Excaliburs will be available for some time.  I wouldn't be surprised if that new table could be bolted on to the old platform.

Edited December 19, 2016 by hotshot

[Frank Pellow]

As another enthusiast of this hobby and, recently, a Seyco customer, I welcome this move on Seyco's part.

[dgman]

If Seyco needs someone to test drive one, I will volunteer!

[hawkeye10]

If Seyco needs someone to test drive one, I will volunteer!

That is mighty nice of you Dan. You really have the Christmas spirit.    Dan I am just kidding I know you would volunteer even if it wasn't Christmas.  

[WayneMahler]

Interesting news indeed. Looks pretty impressive and some nice features. Thanks for the update info Randy. 

[Jim McDonald]

I'm first after Dan offering a unbiased opinion after 3 to 5 years of testing.

 

[hotshot]

I wanted to note that the table on this saw extends out further towards the front of the saw which adds needed support for those moments when the majority of the work piece hanging off the front.  Hopefully that added real estate will not get in the way when trying to lean over the table to get close.

Edited December 19, 2016 by hotshot

[Doug]

I wanted to note that the table on this saw extends out further towards the front of the saw which adds needed support for those moments when the majority of the work piece hanging off the front.  Hopefully that added real estate will not get in the way when trying to lean over the table to get close.

Randy

 

The custom table top I had done for my EX 21 runs 4 inches longer to the front and 2 inches wider to each side.  I guarantee anyone using it will appreciate a larger table top.

[bandaideman]

It looks like they have put some thought in to this one. Next thing is to see if the change is seen in the Price sticker. If the table is to far out I better stick to my diet better.

[MrsN]

wow! Looks like a nice saw! 

 

It really looks like a scroll saw designed by someone who uses a scroll saw.

 

I will keep my eyes on this, just in case the Ex breaks down.

[Sparkey]

Randy where did you find that. I went to Seyco's Web site to check the price and it is not on there.

[Bill WIlson]

Very interesting.  I purchased an EX-21 earlier this year and all the talk about EX stopping production had me concerned.  I feel a little better now that Seyco has made this move.  it looks like there is enough commonality that wear parts for my EX will hopefully be available for some time.  I hope Seyco has a lot of success with this saw.  The market needs more options, not fewer.

[hotshot]

Randy where did you find that. I went to Seyco's Web site to check the price and it is not on there.

 

On their main page, if you click on the banner ad, it will redirect you to a page dedicated introducing this new saw:  http://seyco.com/seyco-scroll-saw/

 

There is a form there to ask questions, I"m sure Ray would be glad to price one of these for you if you ask.  You might get further if you call them:  1-800-462-3353

 

--------Randy

Edited December 20, 2016 by hotshot

[NC Scroller]

Drooling. Please Santa.

[amazingkevin]

Drooling. Please Santa.

be carefull what you wish for ,Santa's listening !

[Lucky2]

Randy, thanks for posting this interesting news, I doubt that I would have heard of it for some time. With them coming out with a saw of their own like this, I'm surprised that they took on the new Jet brand of saw. This new saw is quite interesting, I would like to get a better picture of the blade clamps.

Len

[lawson56]

I am throwing my hand up.I am next in line for testing it,It looks Great.Love the BIG table.Thanks for posting this Randy.

[JimErn]

With the loads of emails they are going to get from that form on the web site, I hope they respond to mine.

 

I WANT that 90 degree blower end.  I asked if it would be available as a replacement part, now or in the future.

[tonylumps]

With the loads of emails they are going to get from that form on the web site, I hope they respond to mine.

 

I WANT that 90 degree blower end.  I asked if it would be available as a replacement part, now or in the future.

Jim.Amazon has all of those hoses and fittings.Just search for Lock Line

Edited December 20, 2016 by tonylumps

[tonylumps]

With all of them goodies on that saw your going to need some deep pockets.I imagine

[Frank Pellow]

Ray has responded to my request for a price.  He says:

"The price is not completed as yet but looking like it could be a little less than the Excalibur."

[hotshot]

Ray has responded to my request for a price.  He says:

 

"The price is not completed as yet but looking like it could be a little less than the Excalibur."

 

Out of everything we know about the saw, that is the best news of all

 

-------Randy