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Comfort Knobs


Woodmaster1

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8 hours ago, Woodmaster1 said:

I saw theses comfort knobs on YouTube and they looked good. They are an awesome addition to my scroll saw. They are easy to adapt to the original knobs, less than ten minutes and we were good to go.

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The knobs look nice but I am afraid I would tighten them to much.. Tightening the clamps to much is the prime reason the clamps have to be replaced. I am the worlds worst at getting things to tight.

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Very similar to the know I have on my Hegner.  I really like it, may think about one of these for my Seyco.

I do not sand the ends of my blades, but I do wipe the ends with Alcohol before putting them on my saw.  It is surprising to me how dirty and oily some are.  You wouldn't notice unless you clean them.

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I sand my blades and I use a lever to tighten the bottom screw. The way the bottom set screw sets I don't have the strength in my fingers( 78 years of abuse) as stated it is hard on the bottom  blade holder I have to change it every couple of years. I use the long slender  tighteners  on his web page. if I didn't use these  I would have slippage and use a lot more blades, It is worth the trade off.

IKE

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3 hours ago, Scrappile said:

Very similar to the know I have on my Hegner.  I really like it, may think about one of these for my Seyco.

I do not sand the ends of my blades, but I do wipe the ends with Alcohol before putting them on my saw.  It is surprising to me how dirty and oily some are.  You wouldn't notice unless you clean them.

Are you telling us that you keep a bottle of Jack Daniels in your shop and also use some of it to clean your blades?  :D:o  Inquiring minds want to know.

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