Santa Scroll Saw Pattern

A Christmas present in October.

I had an email from a reader the other day who uses a wheelchair. They ask about scroll saw stands that would accommodate the chair comfortably. I knew that Hawk made such a stand for their saws but I was not aware of a generic stand.

I did what I always do and asked Google. Right off the bat I found that The Art Factory sold exactly what we were looking for. Not only does the stand look great but it comes from one of the most trusted scroll saw sites on the web.  

The price is a bit steep but if it gives you an opportunity to pursue your hobby without pain or discomfort it may be worth the price. This stand is also recommended for those who want to use a chair instead of a tall stool that is normal for most stands.

You can click the link to view the details but it says it works with the Excalibur, PS Wood, Hawk and DeWalt saws as well as many others. The image is linked to The Art Factory web site.
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Delta Power Tools 40-694 20 In. Variable Speed Scroll Saw

If you are looking to move up from an entry level saw this is a good buy. This Delta 40-690 is sold without the stand and light so the price is under $380. I normally recommend you buy the stand that comes with a scroll saw but if price is a barrier this does help.

• Electronic variable speed can be adjusted from 400-1,750 SPM for a wide array of cutting applications
• Dual parallel link arm design reduces vibration reducing over and under cutting improving accuracy and quality
• Upper arm lifts and locks in the raised position during blade changes or while adjusting blade position for fret work
• Tool-free blade clamp allows for quick, easy blade changes in seconds