Hi from the Olympic Village,London UK

[isteve]

Hello I'm Steve and live in the shadow of the 2012 Olympics.

I am overwhelmed with the work that can be produced from scrolling,its like a hidden world opening its doors to me. Steve's work just blows me away.
And the amount of help and advice here is amazing too.


cheers

[dgman]

Hi Steve, Welcome to the forum. I'm Dan From Southern California.
Yes, Most saws can be set on a table top, however if it is not clamped down or bolted to the table, It will vibrate badly. I don't know what is available in the UK, but I'm sure some one will come on and help you wit that.
Again, Welcome to the forum.

[newfie]

welcome aboard Steve I'm Todd from Newfoundland Canada. i been using a sears tabletop model for years not the best saw out there but gets the job done

[Russ C]

Glad you found us. Hi I'm Russ from Florida. Welcome to the Scrollsaw Forum. A project a day will keep the doctor away LOL...

[geneVG]

Good to have you here Steve.  I'm Gene from Iowa.  This is a great place to be.

gene

[aubec]

Hi Steve and welcome.  I'm also in the UK
aubec

[wombatie]

Hi Steve welcome, I'm Marg from Australia and an ex Brit.

Marg

[daneklund]

Hi Steve.  I am Dan from Arizona.  Just recently stayed at a hotel near Tower Hill in London.  Had a wonderful week there even if it did hit 90 deg F the one day.  Cheers

[SheGold]

Hello Steven welcome to the forum... I'm Sheila in Texas

[julief]

Hi Steve.  I started with a dremel on my kitchen countertop.  Any saw can be set on a counter.  There is no rule that you have to put a stand under it.  Several people here on the forum cut inside their house and do not have their saw mounted on a stand. 
Welcome to the forum.  Glad to have you.  I'm Julie from Texas.

[heiko rettberg]

Hi Steve, welcom, i'm Heiko from Germany

[beginner]

Welcome to the group

[geneVG]

Good evening Steve from Iowa, I'm Gene welcome to the best place in town.

gene