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SCROLL SAW PARTS
Posted: Sat Aug 13, 2016 6:12 pm
by woodmeister
I recently obtained a scroll saw and am in need of a replacement part for it. Don't have a manual to locate part number. It is the opposite end of the table that supports the U type surface that helps table to rotate left or right. Mine seems to have broken off and only have the screws. Anyone know where I might obtain one? Opposite the end with handle that show graduations when table is rotated.
Thanks
Tom
Re: SCROLL SAW PARTS
Posted: Sat Aug 13, 2016 6:23 pm
by ChrisNeilan
That should be available new from Shopsmith. If you go to the main website and go to products, then scrollsaw, there shoild be a link to the parts diagram and list.
Re: SCROLL SAW PARTS
Posted: Sat Aug 13, 2016 6:43 pm
by Beave2012
Re: SCROLL SAW PARTS
Posted: Sat Aug 13, 2016 9:52 pm
by woodmeister
Thank you that is the information I needed!!!!
Re: SCROLL SAW PARTS
Posted: Sat Aug 13, 2016 10:34 pm
by billmayo
woodmeister wrote:I recently obtained a scroll saw and am in need of a replacement part for it. Don't have a manual to locate part number. It is the opposite end of the table that supports the U type surface that helps table to rotate left or right. Mine seems to have broken off and only have the screws. Anyone know where I might obtain one? Opposite the end with handle that show graduations when table is rotated.
Thanks
Tom
Shopsmith made a much better part for that end of the later scroll saw table.
518102 1 Rear Cradle $3.92 #87
518152 1 Spacer $0.80 #67
518153 1 Screw #10-32 X 1" $0.80 #66
186923 2 Socket head cap screw 1/4-24 X 5/8" $0.80 #7
I highly recommend installing the following kit:
555706 Scroll saw blade change system upgrade kit $33.24
I installed this kit on the 2 scroll saws I rebuilt, used and then sold them. Really makes changing the blade easier.
Bill
Re: SCROLL SAW PARTS
Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2016 10:31 pm
by woodmeister
Hi received the part for scroll saw table today. Just a flat piece of metal with 3 holes. My old one has a 5/16 inch rod in it and tapped. Am I supposed to press fit the rod into the piece of metal and use that?
What is any ones experience here>|?
Thanks,
Tom