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[bujinin]

Bujinin from Waterford Michigan

Been subscribing to Steve's site for a few years now...  My main projects have been stacks of jigsaw puzzles for my 4 year old grandson.  I did buy an excaliber saw based on reviews primarily from Steve.  I down load many of the plans and save them, I save ALL of the daily emails (what's the point of a Terabyte HD if not to load it with good stuff!)

Ya'll listen up!

Steve not only posts great plans but excellent links and advise as well as informative reviews and valuable opinions. 

[Russ C]

A big Hello to Don, carmelo and Bujinin. We are glad you found us. Hi I'm Russ from Florida your local moderator. Welcome to the Scrollsaw Forum. 

[julief]

Hi Don and Carmelo and welcome to the forum.  I'm Julie from Texas.  Glad you found us.

[ashbabar60]

Have a nice day, I belong from Pakistan and and member of Steve Good welfare Organization since 5 years my profession is Librarian and have job of Librarian at North West General Hospital & Research Center Peshawar.In part time my friend purchased me a scroll Saw, and I Show and Teach students  who are interested to learn Scroll Sawing , as with help of Hanani Welfare Organization they gave free training to all those youngsters who are IDPs after 9/11 in our region specially North West Frontier (KPK) Provence near Afghanistan.
I show how to cut Steve Good Patrons and other transnational Crafts help .
I personally highly Thankful to Mr.Steve Good who is regularly posting Patrons.
we are face lot of problems due to non availability of Scroll Saws, and keenly looking those who can help us in this matter
I have made so many things by my hand and want to show them and going to attach some of them.
Thanks every one

[julief]

Hello and welcome to the forum.  I'm Julie from Texas.  Glad you have joined us.

[Russ C]

ashbabar60, Hi I'm Russ from Florida your local moderator. Welcome to the Scrollsaw Forum, glad you found us. 

[Essexgeeze]

Hi everyone. my name is Rob, I live in Sydney Australia. I've been watching many videos on Scroll sawing over the past 12 months and have recently purchased one which i'm very excited about. I've never posted in any forums before so i hope i'm doing the right thing!

Should I go right ahead and ask a question here or should i use another thread/forum for that? Sorry, but i am an amateur and want to ensure i'm in the correct place..

Thanks,
Rob

[pierre62]

Hello and welcome to the forum, i am Pierre from Qu?bec Canada.

[julief]

Hi Rob and welcome to the forum.  I'm Julie from Texas.  Glad to have you.  This was my first forum, too.  I was worried about doing it right but this is a great place to start.  You can ask questions here but you will get more and better responses by going to the topic you are interested in.  Starting a thread with the topic in the subject line gets more interest.

[Russ C]

Hi Rob, I'm Russ from Florida your local moderator. Welcome to the Scrollsaw Forum, glad you found us. 

You can post your questions in the topic you are interested in or in the General Category by starting your own thread.

[Maxine]

Maxine from Denmark

Thanks Steve for your great work on helping us all to become better Scrollers.
I'm in Denmark and enjoy the many good ideas that come in a happy shoal. I have been in the United States a few times and enjoyed your kindness and want to get across to you again sometime in the future to share your knowledge tree. Thanks:-)

[Russ C]

Hello Maxine. Hi I'm Russ from Florida your local moderator. Welcome to the Scrollsaw Forum. 

[julief]

Hi Maxine and welcome to the forum.  I'm Julie from Texas.  Glad you found us.

[HRW]

Hi, this is Harv from Utah,  here for the first time.  I'm new to scrollsawing, but have been reading Steve's blog for a week or so.  I have a clunky old Delta scrollsaw
that is so hard to change the blades on: doing fret work would be next to impossible.  So my question is, what is the best scrollsaw on the market.  My nest question
is, what is the best one I can buy in the mid-range that I can afford.  Check me on this!  My guess is that either the Hegner or the Excalibur would be the two top of the
line scrollsaws.  But as they are a bit pricy, I'm thinking the DeWalt might be the top mid-range saw.

I'm thinking around $500 as my price, but I don't want to make a mistake for the sake of $100 or so.

Suggestions?

Thanks, Harv from Utah

[Russ C]

Glad you found us Harv. Hi I'm Russ from Florida your local moderator. Welcome to the Scrollsaw Forum. 

P.S. you might get a better response about saws if you posted your question in the General Scrollsaw Talk category.