Scroll Saw Blade Types, Which Ones I Use

Hey Everyone! In this viewer requested video, I give you all the information I have in my head on selecting the best scroll saw blade for your projects! I do my best to talk about the various types of scroll saw blades out their. Hope you all the video and I hope it helps some new Scrollers!
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[@trisic2697]

Good, helpful video. Thanks for posting.

[@ArtisanPirate]

You are so welcome!

[@jasonrichelhoff4249]

Thanks you good tips You are good job

[@ArtisanPirate]

Thank you too!

[@clintharris4894]

Great info. Artisan Pirate.

[@ArtisanPirate]

Thank You!

[@bkrybabe]

Good video, Tyler, I enjoy all your viedeos, thank you

[@ArtisanPirate]

Thanks for watching!

[@peterclifton7069]

Thanks AP 😊

[@ArtisanPirate]

No problem 😊

[@fishtank5050]

Great video for me personally its a pegas spiral blade on everything from 3mm to 2" thick wood for me..😊

[@ArtisanPirate]

Fair enough!

[@michaelmarchione3408]

You gave a great, solid video about blades without making it complicated. A HUGE thumbs up! I bought my first scroll saw when I was in 9th grade....I'm on the short side of 70 now lol. It was a very simple machine, but very hard to get acquainted with. It was a MOTO-SHOP Model 57-2 Series 4. It was from the Dremel Mfg Division of the Emerson Electric Company of Racine, WI. Made in the U.S.A. You had to oil it every 4 hours of use. It used short pin blades that you could buy at Montgomery Wards. The one I had had a disc sander on the right side. I used it for making balsa aircraft parts. I still have the machine and it still works though I haven't used it in 50 years. I just started scrolling again about 5 years ago with a DeWalt 788. Until this year I only used Flying Dutchman Ultra Reverse blades...mostly the #5, but I do have from 0/2 to #9. I also have their Superior Puzzle and #5 Spiral Reverse. But, this spring I decided to try the Pegas Modified Geometry #12 Reverse. i love them for cutting Baltic Birch Ply and the 7/8 inch Maple hubs I make for whirligigs. I also bought Niqua Ultra Skip + Reverse #9, but I haven't tried those yet. I consider myself a newbie at scrolling though. I'm making different projects mostly of my own designs...I was an art major in high school. I enjoyed your lesson on blades. It was confusing when I first started to scroll again. There are so many choices of blade now. Enjoyed! Take care!

[@ArtisanPirate]

Thank you for the kind words! And I actually started on a scroll saw just as you described with the short 4in pinned blades but, I quickly outgrew it and moved to a 16in 2 speed delta scroll saw. I still have the old saw packed in storage. great memories!

[@ronrowen8241]

Your videos are always informative, hope your ok haven’t seen new videos, our i’ve messed up and lost your feed thanks

[@ArtisanPirate]

Thank You! I did take a break to go on vacation!

[@hassanal-mosawi4235]

Thanks for sharing that, and tips!

[@ArtisanPirate]

No problem!

[@billellis1077]

Excellent video and explanation! Thank you!!

[@ArtisanPirate]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Mrwolfpack85]

Bought the #5 ultra reverse. Hope to work with them today. Thanks for your help.

[@ArtisanPirate]

Have fun!

[@ronrowen8241]

Thank you , the information in this video was very helpfull

[@ArtisanPirate]

Glad it was helpful!

[@auburn.JoaoDuarte]

Oh and great video, thanks for info, I may be changing from skip tooth to reverse blades!

[@ArtisanPirate]

Glad to help

[@pedroelcubano1]

Awesome....what material you use for your frames....interesting?

[@ArtisanPirate]

Thanks! Mostly I will rip down 2x4s

[@auburn.JoaoDuarte]

How long lasts a blade? Should I use it until it brakes? And because I don't want to be changing blades constantly can I just use a number 7 or 5 to everything from 1/4 inch to 3/4 (because that's pretty much all I cut...)?

[@ArtisanPirate]

I never use a blade until it breaks, It could potentially break off delicate details. I almost always use a #5 ultra reverse tooth blade for hard and soft woods, I am sorry for the late reply

[@auburn.JoaoDuarte]

@@ArtisanPirate so how do you know when its time to change the blade??? Please answer