thanks mate, i have just bought my first ever scroll saw and wanted to put wire blades on, my saw is einhell too, so your reply was welcomed by me. Thanks
Oh my... I bought a single clamp from Axminster some 2 years ago and was very disappointed it didn't get into alignment with the original bottom half. Bumped into your vid and only now I understand I should've bought a pair. Thanks for the tutorial!
Thanks for this. Was getting fed up with pinless blades when doing the fret saw part but these will make life more pleasant. They WILL fit my cheap Aldi saw one way or another. Will see how easy when I order them.
@@SCRAPWOODTOCRAFTWOOD Didn't realise that they also held pinned blades too. Fit easy to Aldi Scroll saw and loads better than old bleep.... Thanks for putting me onto them.
You are a good man, wonderful video, I have bought a new scroll saw and I have the same problem with the blade coming off, a friend of mine is trying to make this conversion..thanks a lot... from Malta.
I bought a Ryobi. It is set up to use both pinned and pinless. I had seen a revue where a buyer was unable to get the clamps to tighten down enough to hold the thin pinless blades. MIne had the same problem. I removed the clamps (that closely resemble yours) and squeezed them tight in a vice. I was able to permanently close the gap enough so that the tightening screw could get the jaws to grip both sides of the blade.
You replied in one of the other comments that you were going to replace the socket head capscrew with a thumb screw. In this application I would be very concerned about adding weight to something that reverses direction 30 times or more per second. That just adds to the stresses and increases vibration. Otherwise, a nice conversion.
Mate! That was so useful. My scroll saw has been doing my head in with that bottom fixing keep falling off when threading the blade through the workpiece. I've just ordered some from Axminster. Thank you so much and I've just subscribed. Cheers.
Thank you so much. I swear I spent more time with those ridiculous clamps than I did scroll sawing. I was about to throw it through the goddam window til I saw your video!!xx
@@SCRAPWOODTOCRAFTWOOD Hello Bonney lad postman just been packaged from administer and it is fantastic it is like a new tool thanks for the great tip 🍻🍻👌👍👍👍👍👍
Hi there, Thanks for your video on the blade conversion, however please let your watchers know that some of the modifications/adaptors are not as well made as they could be. Both of the adaptors broke when clamping in the blade. I was just nipping it tight not overtightening. They have broken in different places too. Perhaps the design needs looking into. Regards
Exactly the same happened to me. They’re made of brittle cast metal and yet the design is clearly designed to have some flex - bonkers. Still wishing there was a decent aftermarket system, it surely can’t be that difficult.
Just fitted mine and the adapter snapped first go at tightening. I didn't over tighten either. Hopefully it was just a bad batch as I really want this to work. Thanks for the video anyways
Yes it is definitely worth the investment to upgrade it saves som much time without having to replace the bottom holder each time you need to feed the blade through an inside cut thank you for your comment 👍
Thank you very much for the presentation it is very informed by the video !!! The ugly new is that you are not available and I can not find it! Always be well!!!
Tried to order these. Seems like a nice conversion. However, the shipping cost to the US is almost 3X the cost of the part. Took a pass... Good to know this before you, too, go through the ordering process.
I adapted an Aldi workzone saw with these ..ordered spares because the first couple broke quite fast when tightening ..Seen someone say when you put the blade in make sure it hits the screw before tightening and this seems to make them last a lot longer ..
I fitted these blade adapters to my scroll saw because they still have the notches for pinned blades. So you can use either pinned or unpinned. I don't know why they don't fit these as standard as everybody I know ends up purchasing these adapters.
Hi , just bought a scheppach so 1600f model. I noticed on your saw that you have some tape on your insert. My insert does not fit flat , it keeps jumping up off the table. Have you any suggestions to fix it. Could send it back but I don’t really want to do that. Thanks for any help. John
hello, I'm Anselmo and I'm Brazilian, living in Brazil ..! Here in Brazil you can't find this adapter or the circular blades to buy.! And on the website mentioned by you, it is not available ..! Is there another place where I can buy?
Haha cheers pete I'm going to see if I can get a thumb screw for it but if not you can definitely sort me out with a weld and as for the hair next video I'll be bald for sure just been flat out not had time
Alright mate. Totally new to scroll sawing. literally just picked one up the other day, thought I'd give it ago. I keep hearing i should use pinless, and seeing as you know your shit about this subject, thought I'd ask for some advice. The saw I have is the Red Eye Mac Allister COD120LSS. Could you possibly recommend what pin less adaptor I would need to convert this saw please. Thanks for the video anyway, very well constructed and informative mate!
These are the blades j have used for years there excellent blades last well and cheap www.alwayshobbies.com/tools/power-tools/reverse-tooth-fretsaw-blades-for-wood-pack-of-12
Hi there I use mainly 5 reverse tooth or 7 reverse tooth and I get them online from here they are excellent blades www.alwayshobbies.com/tools/power-tools/reverse-tooth-fretsaw-blades-for-wood-pack-of-12
How are you getting on with these Axminster clamps? I converted my stroll saw a year or so ago much as you did and I've had one of the clamps jam shut so I struggled to get the blade back in. After a bit wedging a stanley knife into the gap and cracking on I heard a CLICK! it broke behind the alen bolt :( I'm hoping it's not proper cast iron and is just compressed powdered chinesium so I can put a weld tack on the back to fix it (Axminster are out of stock currently).
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Just fitted the new clamps from Axminster to my Record scroll saw, the mod works really well. Thanks for sharing
Glad it helped you out thanks for your comment mate
Done the same to my Einhell scrollsaw. And the difference is like day and night! Great video mate.
Definitely mate I did well with the other pinless holders I had but they were failing more all the time so that's why I replaced them
thanks mate, i have just bought my first ever scroll saw and wanted to put wire blades on, my saw is einhell too, so your reply was welcomed by me. Thanks
which einhell do you own ?
David i used a button magnet to hold the bottom blade holder in place and it works great
Oh my... I bought a single clamp from Axminster some 2 years ago and was very disappointed it didn't get into alignment with the original bottom half. Bumped into your vid and only now I understand I should've bought a pair. Thanks for the tutorial!
I can’t see why anyone wouldn’t do this, brilliant especially for the price!
Definitely it's a much better system than the old one I had
Thank you for making this video, the difference is truly night and day.
Thanks for this. Was getting fed up with pinless blades when doing the fret saw part but these will make life more pleasant. They WILL fit my cheap Aldi saw one way or another. Will see how easy when I order them.
Welcome my friend thanks for your comment
@@SCRAPWOODTOCRAFTWOOD Didn't realise that they also held pinned blades too. Fit easy to Aldi Scroll saw and loads better than old bleep.... Thanks for putting me onto them.
Welcome my friend
You just eliminated my frustration. Ordering today. Thanks
You are a good man, wonderful video, I have bought a new scroll saw and I have the same problem with the blade coming off, a friend of mine is trying to make this conversion..thanks a lot... from Malta.
I've gone threw 2 set of these good idea but just break so easy and I had the ones from Axminster
I bought a Ryobi. It is set up to use both pinned and pinless. I had seen a revue where a buyer was unable to get the clamps to tighten down enough to hold the thin pinless blades. MIne had the same problem. I removed the clamps (that closely resemble yours) and squeezed them tight in a vice. I was able to permanently close the gap enough so that the tightening screw could get the jaws to grip both sides of the blade.
You replied in one of the other comments that you were going to replace the socket head capscrew with a thumb screw. In this application I would be very concerned about adding weight to something that reverses direction 30 times or more per second. That just adds to the stresses and increases vibration. Otherwise, a nice conversion.
Very good, you take your time to show how to do it properly. Much appreciated.
Mate! That was so useful. My scroll saw has been doing my head in with that bottom fixing keep falling off when threading the blade through the workpiece. I've just ordered some from Axminster. Thank you so much and I've just subscribed. Cheers.
Thank you so much. I swear I spent more time with those ridiculous clamps than I did scroll sawing. I was about to throw it through the goddam window til I saw your video!!xx
Very nice solution, thanks for walking me through it.
Love it. My scroll saw has a clamping action, so I guess I’m set with mine, but I really like your rig. Excellent Warren.
Thanks rob mate
Excellent! Just ordered my clamps from Axminster. Thanks for your help.
As for the welding ........ :-)))))))))
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Now Bonney lad cooking gas I am going shopping thanks great 🍻👍👍👍👍👍
Cheers Brian much better system to use than the other way I was doing it
@@SCRAPWOODTOCRAFTWOOD Hello Bonney lad postman just been packaged from administer and it is fantastic it is like a new tool thanks for the great tip 🍻🍻👌👍👍👍👍👍
Welcome Brian buddy
Still hopeing to meet you one day thanks for your help stay happy Bonney lad👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hi again sorry this is my first saw and love it so any help is great many thanks
Hi there, Thanks for your video on the blade conversion, however please let your watchers know that some of the modifications/adaptors are not as well made as they could be. Both of the adaptors broke when clamping in the blade. I was just nipping it tight not overtightening. They have broken in different places too. Perhaps the design needs looking into. Regards
Exactly the same happened to me. They’re made of brittle cast metal and yet the design is clearly designed to have some flex - bonkers. Still wishing there was a decent aftermarket system, it surely can’t be that difficult.
Very usefull information Warren I enjoyed the video mate I have the Sheppach so will be looking at these thanks for sharing 🔨👍
Thank phillip glad you liked the video
Hello there. There are many different apparatuses for easy blade replacement. I hope he'il see his work very well. greetings...
Thank you for your kind comments
Just fitted mine and the adapter snapped first go at tightening. I didn't over tighten either. Hopefully it was just a bad batch as I really want this to work. Thanks for the video anyways
Great little mod Warren :) Mine has the same old type adapters, but the new ones look much better ॐ
Yes it is definitely worth the investment to upgrade it saves som much time without having to replace the bottom holder each time you need to feed the blade through an inside cut thank you for your comment 👍
Thank you!
Just ordered a set from Axminster £11.00. I lost my conversion kit that came with my scroll saw. thanks for posting this video.
Having this exact problem with this exact scroll saw. Thanks for making the video.
outstanding video mate
Good mod there Warren, very informative
Thank you james well worth doing
Thank you very much for the presentation it is very informed by the video !!!
The ugly new is that you are not available and I can not find it!
Always be well!!!
Super...big like !!!
Friend you are very talented ... Congratulations on what you do !!!
Thanks my friend
It will make such a difference to your scrolling enjoyment :-)
Thanks stephen for your comment mate really appreciate it
Nice one for the link on blades too
Like the video my didn’t have screw I will get the screw and try it looks good
Great mod I think I'll send off for some of those myself, certainly looks like it makes things easier. Thanks for sharing man. Be safe and be lucky.
thank you for your video great help take care
Tried to order these. Seems like a nice conversion. However, the shipping cost to the US is almost 3X the cost of the part. Took a pass... Good to know this before you, too, go through the ordering process.
My scroll saw came with these adapters. They are very helpful. I'm sure they would be available on Ebay too :)
These new type I have converted too are much better than the old style
Clever man, thank you.
I adapted an Aldi workzone saw with these ..ordered spares because the first couple broke quite fast when tightening ..Seen someone say when you put the blade in make sure it hits the screw before tightening and this seems to make them last a lot longer ..
Looks like a great idea!
Yes they work well
Plz sir I have one clump trip changing blate scorall saw.i will send you plz .I from india.
Excellent video 👍
Thanks paul
Hi mate, just ordered mine from Axminster today from Australia. Thanks for the great information!
Great mod buddy good job.
Cheers mate
cheers mate excellent informative video
Welcome mate
Lovely video pal .. where can u buy them from , can u get em from temu
I fitted these blade adapters to my scroll saw because they still have the notches for pinned blades. So you can use either pinned or unpinned. I don't know why they don't fit these as standard as everybody I know ends up purchasing these adapters.
Hi great vid 👍can these adapters go on a ferm zz400 thankyou
Hi , just bought a scheppach so 1600f model. I noticed on your saw that you have some tape on your insert. My insert does not fit flat , it keeps jumping up off the table. Have you any suggestions to fix it. Could send it back but I don’t really want to do that. Thanks for any help. John
hello, I'm Anselmo and I'm Brazilian, living in Brazil ..! Here in Brazil you can't find this adapter or the circular blades to buy.! And on the website mentioned by you, it is not available ..! Is there another place where I can buy?
thank You very much for this video!!! :)
👍🏻
Hi thanks for the video. It was very interesting. Can you give the site from where can I buy these parts?
Best scrollsaw mod ever! Give me a shout if you need another washer modification doing.
BTW, get a haircut, bloody hippy! ;-)
Haha cheers pete I'm going to see if I can get a thumb screw for it but if not you can definitely sort me out with a weld and as for the hair next video I'll be bald for sure just been flat out not had time
Pen tools in Hereford sell the ones you said are £18 they sell the 2 for £10
Can you fit them clips to a record power scroll saw
Thanks for the help
Nice tip but the best upgrade would be swap it for a Hegner 😊👍🏻
Hi , just did this with my Einhell too.
Wish I would have done it sooner much better to use
wich model einhell do you own ?
@@alvarogonzalezmarin2997 Einhell TH-SS 405 E Scroll Saw
Sadly my scroll saw only accepts pinned blades with no provision to accept spiral blades without undergoing major surgery. Thanks for the video.
Everything ok mate not heard off you for a while on here
You Ok Warren mate not seen you on here for a while
Hope your doing ok mate not seen you on here for a while now
Alright mate. Totally new to scroll sawing. literally just picked one up the other day, thought I'd give it ago. I keep hearing i should use pinless, and seeing as you know your shit about this subject, thought I'd ask for some advice.
The saw I have is the Red Eye Mac Allister COD120LSS. Could you possibly recommend what pin less adaptor I would need to convert this saw please.
Thanks for the video anyway, very well constructed and informative mate!
Good Video...but I couldn't see how you put the bottom on. Could you explain it to me, please? I am new at this.
Nice mod. mate will you be able to use the Allen bolt with the washer welded on or make another?
The threaded bolt is a different size s0 will need to make another I'm going to look for a threaded thumb screw for it
@@SCRAPWOODTOCRAFTWOOD thanks for your reply I'm sure you will show us your solution in good time cheers
@@lenanderson8103 definitely my friend
👍👍👍👍👍
Cheers buddy
A lot of people are complaining that the cast adapters from axminster are cracking .
I bought these from Axminister tools, they cracked almost straight away, they need to be made from something better than cast iron.
Great video again I may invest in a set myself,could I ask your recommendations for a good brand and what sort of pinless blade .Thanks again.
These are the blades j have used for years there excellent blades last well and cheap www.alwayshobbies.com/tools/power-tools/reverse-tooth-fretsaw-blades-for-wood-pack-of-12
@@SCRAPWOODTOCRAFTWOOD Thanks Warren,ordered and hopefully the learning begins.
@@Iainwilliams67 good luck mate
Does this holder also accept the pin type blade as well as the pinless ?
What TPI twist blades did you find best?
Hello there. Thanks for this video. Im trying buy it. But they don’t shipping to Alaska. ☹️. Do you have ? I can buy it. 😀
Hello Warren , am i the only person to snap the adaptor by tightening it up too much ?
Do you have the old type or the new system I have just put on maybe you just put too much pressure on it or could have been a weak metal possibly
Hi can you tell me what size pinless blades you use and where you get them from my scroll-saw is like yours thanks
Hi there I use mainly 5 reverse tooth or 7 reverse tooth and I get them online from here they are excellent blades www.alwayshobbies.com/tools/power-tools/reverse-tooth-fretsaw-blades-for-wood-pack-of-12
Thanks for your help
I have an Axminster Craft AC456SS 456mm Scroll Saw will it work on this ?
Yes they should work fine on that machine
@@SCRAPWOODTOCRAFTWOOD thanks for your help I will give it a go
Can you tell me where you got those adaptors please ?
What are they called and where could I purchase one ? Many thanx
You can get them from axminster tools here is the link www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-blade-clamp-for-awvfs-scroll-saw-400124
Is your scroll suface vibrate? Mine scroll saw vibrating a lot
How are you getting on with these Axminster clamps? I converted my stroll saw a year or so ago much as you did and I've had one of the clamps jam shut so I struggled to get the blade back in.
After a bit wedging a stanley knife into the gap and cracking on I heard a CLICK! it broke behind the alen bolt :( I'm hoping it's not proper cast iron and is just compressed powdered chinesium so I can put a weld tack on the back to fix it (Axminster are out of stock currently).
They are chinesium, mine both broke too
That saw is built almost the same as the WEN 3921.
is there some one who installed it in a einhell TC -SS_405 ?
Apa nama adaptor pin blade itu ??
What is the Email to order this item?
Demasiado campo de encuadre.
No se ve detalle...
Pesannya dmana yah
I can’t seem to find the item in the U.S. on amazon... can you give me the name of the item and its part number again pls. And thank you for sharing
www.axminstertools.com
Enseñas las piezas, pero, las mueves mucho.
No dejas verlas bien.
Están desenfocadas y muy distantes del objetivo de la cámara.
En fin.
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Your friend is NOT a welder
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