Anyone happen to know if this would work on a 40-540 Delta?

You sold me on this! Thanks...

Not sure why my comment to Rolands family lists as two days ago, but it wasn't. I came back to pay my respects in this holiday season. I miss you Roland! I hope to see you again one day. I hope your family is doing well. G

To Rolands' family: Roland was an avid viewer of my channel and we'd developed a friendship over time through our dialogue on both of our channels. I wan't you all to know I feel your loss. You've lost a husband, father, etc. and I lost a friend. He's still in my heart, now- and forever. Good speed My man Roland...

9 year old video still helping out today hats off Sir thank you so much.

Sorry but I don't know what the product is what is the name so I can order. It?

I first saw and downloaded this video over 9 years ago, Just found it again while researching thin strip rip jigs,,,, Easy to make and not complicated...

Well you sold another one. Grizzly should give you a cut!

Good morning from Auckland, New Zealand.

Thirty-seven dollars? Keep looking.

Thanks Roland. Great video.

This guy was one of the greats on KZbin. Sad he lost his fight with lung cancer. He helped soo many people out with his content he took time to post. Rip Roland

Was this video produced in the 80's?

I bought that harbor freight scroll saw and next day took it back. They asked what was wrong with it, told them that I didn't have 8 arms like an octopus to change blades.

херня, переделывай!!!

could you Or anyone who knows it, foward me your email address ,please?

I have a question...how much is it going to cost to get set up to do my own threads if I were to section out a longer pipe for several clamps?

How is the whole house behind him wobbling??🤣

Thanks, I’ll follow your advice! I bought some of the Harbor Freight Pittsburg quick-grip clamps and they’ve been nothing but trouble… squeezing the handle just moves the bar about 1/4” and then releasing the handle moves it right back!

*This is my second WEN tool and they are both great **MyBest.Tools** I needed to do some trim work around the house and needed a scroll saw for the intricate work. No complaints so far.*

Great video!

Take it all in the end and throw it in the garbage!

👍 bagus itu.berapa harganya pin scrol itu

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Thank you for the video. What is the main purpose of the square blk piece you did not attach to the table? But would attach to a block of wood later for? The blade fixture.

Don’t ever waste your money buying the shit ass junk they sell at harbor freight. What a fucking moron

Thank you. I've been looking at this upgrade but didn't really understand why I would need it. Your video shows clearly why I need it.

thank you

You just made my life easier. I am working on a big project and need to bring it down to the bare minimum to make it happen. Going to make a point to check out your other videos.

This "zombie video" just keeps popping up in my feed. It's still useful though if you happen to have an older scroll saw..

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Woodprix has a lot of plans to choose from.

I'm sure you will find good solutions for all your ideas on the Stodoys website.

Thank you!

Simple and straight to the point! Great video!

I just finished making leg levelers before seeing your video. Oh well, I bought the elevator bolts instead. Just wanted to tell you that your video was very good. I think I still might change it to your design. Keep up the good work!

Ordered one today. Gonna sand my old Oak kitchen table. I have many cordless Dewalt tools, but the dust collector prevents fitment of the higher capacity batteries.

I like it! I'm going to make one.

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Having a hard time getting bladeholder sets for my saw. Any suggestions?

Seams very loud.

Maybe I should stop drinking.... I feel drunk.

Bought one 2 years ago, after the first try returned it, told then you have to be an octopus 🐙 with 8 finger dealing with the blade. Now there is a retrofit to take care of that problem.

Feb13 was fucking crazy

$13 for 10 ft of pipe. I wish. It's like 3 times and more than that in my area. I just checked again and it was $50+ for 10ft black pipe at hd. I bought a few of these clamps at hf like 2 years ago but never used them because I can't source the pipe cheaper than buying the bar clamps or making do in other ways.

what is the order number for this piece please.. its the exact one i need. also i called the 1800-872-2803 the man who answered was very nice and helpful. 4. EZ Set Blade Holder System used with 15" Scroll Saws( is this the part i buy? ) • Penn State • Grizzly • Delta • Jet • AMT • True Value • Central Machinery<------- • Foremost • Buffalo • United • Value Craft • Powermatic • And many other imported brand scroll saws! is the one i think i need .. TY!!

How to fix a reciprocating saw that won't accept blades. You can find them at thrift stores for a few bucks, plug them in and they seem to work great. Mine cost only 9.99. But when I got it home and tried to put blades in it, they wouldn't go in.The reason is the blade clamp, a spring-loaded collar on the front of the saw, has rusted or jammed with sap to where the little pin inside that fits into the little hole on the base of the saw blade has frozen and cannot move.I was able to take it apart, clean it out, and the saw then worked fine. There's usually a circlip or spiralock clip on the very nose of the blade clamp that, when removed, allows you to slip the clamp apart. On the Chicago brand saws, the clamp is not replaceable since they don't seem to sell any parts for them. Milwaukee does for their saws, but they cost a lot more than Chicago's, usually found at Harbor Freight tools.When I got it apart I found it all rusty inside and the pin was frozen into place too hard to remove it. So I got out a blowtorch (bernzomatic) and heated the end of the shaft where the pin goes in, for about 5 minutes, then clamped it in a vise, and used a flat screwdriver I had ground into a sharp chisel-point. After a lot of hard hammering it began to come out. Once out, I noticed a small spring wrapped around it, which I carefully removed and cleaned up. I used steel wool on the pin and a drill which fit pretty close to the hole which was rusted also. After a full cleanup I applied some high quality grease to all the parts and put them together again, and the saw now works fine. So, I saved 50 bucks for about an hour's work. Not a lot, but I like to NOT throw away things that really only need cleaning. The lesson is when you finish with a reciprocating saw always clean off and oil the blade clamp or be ready to buy a whole new saw! eek. Like Comment Share

My blades never fell out

Sir, do you think they put enough grease in it?

I mean fell apart. It fell the fuck apart. Screws, bolts yah.