Making A Scroll Saw Table Stand Part 1

[@martinbrace7195]

I think I might have to do something like that for mine. Thanks for sharing.

[@Smugwood]

There’s a few little things I’d change if I could but that’s more to do with a miscalculation of measurements. I just need to remember that it’s for the workshop and not the house 😂. I’m just filming part 2 and been looking at ways to hide fixings but ultimately it’s a workshop helper not a Chippendale 😂. Definitely glad I’ve built it though...it’s a heavy machine to be lifting around the workshop and it’s been too high to use on the bench as I was getting neck ache. Now I can move it round the workshop with ease and it’s at a good height to use with my little barstool I have. 👍👍👍

[@davidpatterson2093]

Hi Lee just catching up on your vids, really enjoying them, tha's got some nice tools mate. I've just started angling my scroll saw on a slight tilt higher at the back find it a lot better

[@Smugwood]

Id not thought of that...im guessing it could make things a bit more comfortable. Its great fun using the scroll saw...I need to do more scrolling.

[@paulstradley9157]

Nice. Do the wheels give any vibration issues?

[@Smugwood]

No they’ve been fine. It probably helps with the Ex21 being quite heavy but yeah, no issues. 👍

[@leelemon825]

Great vid 👍

[@Smugwood]

Always fun to make :)

[@daviddavis5689]

Stabilty is the key to scroll saw stands with the delicate work. If your saw will fits the DeWalt stand its well wroth the price. Open for easy clean up; right height for sitting on stool or standing and rock solid .

[@Smugwood]

Yeah it’s quite stable for sure. Probably helps being a nice heavy Saw too. It’s been really useful the stand as being on wheels I can easily move it around.