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INFO - Seneca Falls Empire Scroll Saw
http://www.americanartifacts.com/smma/advert/ay389.htm
Now that's a nice scroll saw. JOAT It's not hard, if you get your mind right. - Granny Weatherwax |
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INFO - Seneca Falls Empire Scroll Saw
I don't know much about the development of modern scroll saws but I
wonder when the manufacturers eliminated the top arm in favor of a spring (or if that type of saw was cocurrently being manufactured-I did not know that much older saws had the top arm). I just purchased a Dewalt 788 to replace my Boice Crane and what a difference that is. Thanks for this link. Marc I J T wrote: http://www.americanartifacts.com/smma/advert/ay389.htm Now that's a nice scroll saw. |
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