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Scroll Saw Sanding
Daniel Harvey

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Most scroll saw owners are familiar with the plastic sanding devices which can be installed instead of the blade. Tired of laying out $10 for a package of four, I found an alternative at the local drug store ... emery boards for nail care. I cut them to the right length, leaving the ends square, and extend the slot in the throat plate to accommodate them. This only works on scroll saws with pinless blades.

Scroll Saw Sanding
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