Any INFO???????

[KYCustomScroller]

hello everyone, was just wondering if anyone has any info on this saw, im looking to buy a good 1 but looking around before i make my purchase thanks in advance

 

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/16-Speed-Scroll-Saw ... 3a5e676930

[Vector01]

First I've heard of them...Looked it up and they're made in Canada. Sorry can't help ya.

[KYCustomScroller]

yea me too, thats why i asked on here since you all have been in the game way longer then I ,Thanks

[Lastchance]

Hmmm If it where me, I'd go up to Sears. Taking a chance on something that no one has ever heard of may be a bigger risk than you exspect. I think Sears has a 16 at that range and you have a place to get help if needed.

 

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1260 ... ockType=G1

 

 

Just my 2 cents

 

 

Chance

[amazingkevin]

you need a back up saw to stay happy when one breaks,up front and on top speed controls and on off switch is a plus,low vibration and noise is a plus,a vacumn hook up is nice allen wrench blade tightening tools are a no no. Rear blade tention adjustments are not desirerable.all saws will do the job like a rolls royce and a v.w. will get you to where your going.lights and air blowers are pretty much wothless so an add on of them is nice. Definetly a foot on off switch is in demand.tilt table is nice if you need it,angle your saw forwards so you can see the lines easyer with wood or etc.an adjusable chair that swivels helps,Make sure you can get to all the moveing parts to oil as thats the key to make it last.Easy access to the bottom blade holder is hard to find on low price saws,i can't use a hitachi,sears ,ryobe,ohioforge because of that problem .I need a 4" hole to get my hand in.