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General Category => General Scroll Saw Talk => Topic started by: Artemisblossom on September 13, 2018, 12:23:55 am
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Hello. I just bought a king Canada scroll saw and after watching a lot of you tube videos tried a few practice lines and thought I was ready to try making a project. I chose a simple project and after doing about 6 inside cuts I have broken the top blade holder lock knob. I don't know how to get the piece that's still inside out and I cant find this part on line anywhere. The instruction manual provided a website which in turn said I needed to find a dealer or service center. There seems to be only one dealer in my area and they don't carry scroll saws or their parts. Does anyone have any idea where I can find this part? I cant do anything with my saw until I fix this. I was prepared for breaking blades but I am so disappointed that after an hour of use I broke a part I cant seem to get a replacement for.
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Where are you located. It would help.
If it was new contact the seller and the they will arrange to have it fixed.
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Try Woodcraft
https://www.woodcraft.com/products/king-industrial-16-inch-scroll-saw?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9KunoIG43QIVA7XACh27GQt-EAYYASABEgLrNfD_BwE
Dennis
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Here's another possibility for you:
https://www.jccayer.com/king-canada-replacement-parts.html
Hope one of those can help you.
Dennis
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King Canada's head office is in Dorval Quebec, there is a web site that includes dealer and service centre locator tab as well as an email address to contact them directly.,
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Thank You for all your help. Yes it is new. I live in Thunder Bay Ontario Canada. I bought it off Amazon as no one seems to sell these here. I did look on the king Canada website and tried to find a dealer in my area. There is one store that has King Canada tools but they don't carry the scroll saw. I am going to call back today and talk to the manager and see if the part can be ordered from them anyway. Right now I am using a screw but I find the screw heads seem to strip after a short time because I have to tighten it so much to keep the keep the blades in. I will check out those other websites suggested as well. Thank You.
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I am amazed that they won't fix under warranty.
I had a problem with my EX when I first got it and they told me not to use Loctite so they sent me a whole new assembly. I still went ahead and used Loctite and it is still there after 8 years.
Keep us posted on what they say in Dorval as I do have a contact that deals with the marketing manager who used to be with General and I am sure he would put me in touch.
Don
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Any possibility of you posting a pic or two of what exactly is broken and where? I might be able to lead you through a fix but I need to know exactly what is broken.
Ray