I was looking for parts for an old scroll saw not like the one in the picture but i have one of those scroll saws in the picture, email me at joshuawoodward089@hotmail.com if your interested
Hi, I noticed that you use Electrolysis to clean parts. I am new to this and thought of using sandblasting. Could you explain the difference and how to Electrolysis.
Where can I get blades and parts?
Tim,
Blades – Can probably be found at any tool store. I think Sears has them locally.
Parts – most likely Ebay or the owwm sale forum.
Can you help me I bought a dunlap Scroll saw at a thrift store modle # 103-2178 could you help me to find the year it was made
thank you
Bob,
Post over at owwm.org and they should be able to help you nail that down.
I have a 24 inch dunlap gig saw.I want to know if anyone has the original owners manual . ALSOwhen it was made model #103.0403
Ed, check out owwm.com to find out more info on your saw.
Luke
I was looking for parts for an old scroll saw not like the one in the picture but i have one of those scroll saws in the picture, email me at joshuawoodward089@hotmail.com if your interested
Joshua, the two best places to look for parts for that saw are Ebay and the OWWM.org for-sale forum. Hope that helps.
any broken bandsaw blade will work, i have this exact saw, works better than many new ones
Is there a tension adjuster. i cant get the blade taught enough to do fine work
Hi, I noticed that you use Electrolysis to clean parts. I am new to this and thought of using sandblasting. Could you explain the difference and how to Electrolysis.
I’m looking for an owner’s manual for Dunlap scroll saw #103-2179.