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Making Standard
Scroll Cuts
For standard scroll cutting, follow the pattern
line on the workpiece by pushing and turning the
workpiece at the same time, which allows the kerf
of the cut to make way for the turn.
DO NOT turn the workpiece without pushing it
through the blade at same time; otherwise, the
blade could twist and break.
See Figures 25–26 below for examples of scroll
cutting.
Figure 25. Making a straight cut.
Figure 26. Making a curved cut.
Model G0969 (Mfd. Since 07/23)
Making Inside Cuts
Inside cuts can easily be made with the scroll saw
by threading the blade through a hole drilled in the
workpiece.
Making an inside cut:
1.
DISCONNECT MACHINE FROM POWER!
2.
Drill a
⁄
" hole in workpiece inside waste area
1
8
of internal cut.
3.
Release blade tension lever.
4.
Loosen lock knob on lower blade mount.
5.
Raise upper arm so it lifts blade clear of table.
6.
Place workpiece hole over hole in table.
7.
Lower upper arm and guide blade through
hole in table.
8.
Re-attach lower blade (see Installing/
Removing Blade on Page 22).
9.
Tension blade.
Note: Alternatively, you can loosen lock knob
on upper blade mount, release top of blade,
slide workpiece over table hole, raise blade
through workpiece, then tighten upper blade
mount.
Figure 27. Installing blade for an inside cut.
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