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scroll saw blade length
I'm just getting around to trying to use an old scroll saw I picked up
at a garage sale. It's probably vintage 50's or 60's. The brand is Shopmaster and it says it was made in Minneapolis. Anyway, I want to get a thinner blade for it to do some tight corners, but I'm not sure if I can find one the right length. The blade I pulled out of there was 6.25 inches long, and everything at the hardware stores seems to be 5 inches and that's it. Is 5 inches now the standard and am I going to have trouble finding a thin blade for this? Thanks. |
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wrote in message oups.com... I'm just getting around to trying to use an old scroll saw I picked up at a garage sale. It's probably vintage 50's or 60's. The brand is Shopmaster and it says it was made in Minneapolis. Anyway, I want to get a thinner blade for it to do some tight corners, but I'm not sure if I can find one the right length. The blade I pulled out of there was 6.25 inches long, and everything at the hardware stores seems to be 5 inches and that's it. Is 5 inches now the standard and am I going to have trouble finding a thin blade for this? I have an old saw that uses a (hand) coping saw blade. They are about the size you want. |
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