[Woodcarver] Check out these wild carvings

[Maura Macaluso]

 I vote for scrollsaw, very versatile.

 


Maura Macaluso
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From: kate hollandsworth <avn7206 at blackfoot.net>
To: '[Woodcarver]' <woodcarver at carverscompanion.com>
Sent: Wed, Feb 10, 2010 10:07 am
Subject: Re: [Woodcarver] Check out these wild carvings


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I would say it depends on what you need to use the saw for the most.  A jig saw is a great tool for some general carpentry-type work when a small blade is needed in a tight spot-remodeling type jobs especially.  It can be mounted on a jig saw table for other jobs (and now you're talking space again).  But if you don't do that sort of carpentry work - then scroll or band.  Much more precise and easy to use and always setup.  I have all three and a Sawzall can't seem to do without any of them.  But I don't use my jig or the Sawzall for any carving projects because I have the scroll and the bandsaw to use also.  
 
Kate


 
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