How do you keep the plywood from chipping? Maybe i need finer blades? My blades have a pin on each end is it better to have a saw without pinned blades? Great work!! Definitely subscribed
*This is my second WEN tool and they are both great **MyBest.Tools** I needed to do some trim work around the house and needed a scroll saw for the intricate work. No complaints so far.*
You make it look so easy! I really want to purchase a scroll saw to make these signs for my girls. Currently have a cricut and just want to do different things
Thats awesome! Yeah it's really helpful for when people want the really big ones, ive done a 8ft before. Check out my instagram for all my projects. Nvwoodco
@@nvwoodco I haven’t been going full speed yet I’ve tried the one that came with it I have the Ryobi and I bought a variety pack by Ryobi one was 7 TPI and the other was 18.5
@@nvwoodco even if it’s about an inch thick?? My father in law brought me some scraps from his job to practice on I believe it’s pine wood I’m still trying to figure the blades out too I thought the more teeth the better the cut just slower but I also read if it’s thicker your teeth need to be wider apart
1 inch thick will bounce more then anything else. Try some 1/2 birch plywood or 1/2 mdf. Also go to my instagram page. Nvwoodco and see all that can be made. Feel free to message me on there and I'll help you out.
My husband said if I cut my fingers off while using his saws when he’s not here, I better figure out a way to make Freddy Krueger hands out of wood lol
Because of your work, you inspired me to start. Looking into the saw now I have always been crafty and have a ton of fonts really want to make the wood round signs with 3d letters. Your page is awesome, same name on IG, I want to go follow (I'll look up this username in the meantime)
