hello Isthe Dewalt a pinles blade model if not which dewalt scroll saw is ?
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My model is a 640- which is an earlier model than your yours by a couple of years BUT in my instructions it states that machines will not accept pin type blades only.I do a lot of scroll work using 2/0 pinless blades. You have picked a great scroll sawIF you use size 2/0 up to # 1 RUN your saw at SLOW speed or you will go brokebuying blades. I use Flying Dutchman Blades - last much longer in hard wood and don'tburn - a very aggressive cut, much more than Olson. Good Luck ---- Ken
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Yes it is. Very quick change on the blade. The only problem I have with this saw are the attachments. The DeWalt light will not stay in place and the stand fits the saw perfectly but DeWalt wast a lot of storage space with their stand. JMHO
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Yes, it is pinless model. Very easy quick change and easy insertion of blade into holes and re-attachment. You enjoy this saw; just follow directions for tension and speed in the owner's manual. As a high school kid I couldn't use a scroll saw if my life depended on it. I always broke blades and such. Not with this saw. It is a sheer pleasure to use.
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It is nothing like a scroll saw. The tightest radius I would attempt would be 2-inches. It uses a jigsaw blade. It's more like a jigsaw than a scroll saw.
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We got the Proxxon 02815 set from Amazon (18 pieces), consisting of 28740, 28742 and 28744 scroll Saw Blades for DSH Coarse Pin End Blades, very satisfied with them.
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I have used the dw621 lightly for several years. It is easy to use, has precise calibrations and maintains constant velocity on all but the largest cuts. I have not complaints concerning it. I had one DeWalt router that burned out but forget the model number, it may have been the dw618, but it was many years ago.
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The simple answer is yes. Dewalt makes a battery powered (18v li-ion) circular saw that takes the same battery as used in this kit.
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I stay away from sets. Use DeWalt individual parts, DW4910, DW4920, DW4930, DW4904, all are available thru Amazon. This machine I have uses 5/8 x 11 threaded arbor and is one of the few on the market with variable speed. Feature lends itself too greater job control. stan
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I don't have saw handy, but the Dewalt web sitehttp://www.dewalt.com/tools/tile-saws-handheld-tile-saw-dwc860w.aspxsays 20 mm
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I cut thin metal with scroll saws without a problem. Use the correct blade, go slow with the machine set for high speed and it works great. I've cut carbon fiber, plastic, aluminum, sheet steel, stainless, copper and brass with scroll saws.
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The dck 592l2 is often referred to as premium kit. I have that one. The dif is in the sawzall which has 4 blade positions vs 1 & the circular saw which is better built. The other tools are the same
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i am not familiar with dewalt, but there is an adjustment for saw stop for longer blades. can't remember if it is 4, but certainly has been a good saw for me.
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I have worked with several different models of scroll saws over almost 30 years of teaching woodshop at different levels of education. The stands seem to hold up well even if the saw wears out or parts are no longer to be found. I have purchased new saws and just drilled a few holes if needed to secure the old stand to the new saw saving some bucks. What I like about the Dewalt stand is the ability to tilt the entire saw by adjusting the legs of the stand. This helps to clear the chips through slight vibration and gravity, the same method is used in lumber mills to move chips instead of conveyer belts. see no reason why you could not fit a Craftsman product to the Dewalt stand. Go for it. I have worked with several different models of scroll saws over almost 30 years of teaching woodshop at different levels of education. The stands seem to hold up well even if the saw wears out or parts are no longer to be found. I have purchased new saws and just drilled a few holes if needed to secure the old stand to the new saw saving some bucks. What I like about the Dewalt stand is the ability to tilt the entire saw by adjusting the legs of the stand. This helps to clear the chips through slight vibration and gravity, the same method is used in lumber mills to move chips instead of... » Read More I have worked with several different models of scroll saws over almost 30 years of teaching woodshop at different levels of education. The stands seem to hold up well even if the saw wears out or parts are no longer to be found. I have purchased new saws and just drilled a few holes if needed to secure the old stand to the new saw saving some bucks. What I like about the Dewalt stand is the ability to tilt the entire saw by adjusting the legs of the stand. This helps to clear the chips through slight vibration and gravity, the same method is used in lumber mills to move chips instead of conveyer belts. see no reason why you could not fit a Craftsman product to the Dewalt stand. Go for it. « Show Less
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I am not sure if it is a Dewalt replacement. I only bought it for the black and decker
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Rick R. I may have given the wrong information to you. I thought your inquiry was for the Shop Fox Band Saw that I have. For the Scroll Saw, all you have to do is loosen the back knob on top to loosen the blade, once this is done just push down on the lever arm and remove the blade. Install the new blade in the blade holders just like you removed them, making sure the teeth of the blade run in the right direction (down). This should do it. Oren Wood Restoration.
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Kathleen, I wish that I could help you (read my review--Tom Sheffield) but since the third time fixing this jigsaw I have gone with Bosch with zero problems. I still use the Dewalt but now I no longer change the blade as I only use it with the flush cut blade, and not often. I am afraid it will break again the next time I attempt to release the blade. For what it's worth I no longer deal with Makita either--Bosch had become my go to company for power tools.
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Hi Melissa. P/N is DeWalt (made for Milwaukee ) DW9083 . Can also be found at Home Depot.
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The Skil blade is made to fit ALL standard reciprocating saws. Unless your Dewalt saw is a non-standard unit then these blades will fit it just fine. Incidentally, these blades are absolutely fantastic. I use them for trimming trees, cutting up old construction lumber into firewood, and even for cutting holes in sheetrock. The only things these blades do not like to cut is metal nails. They dull quickly when in contact with metal. I am confident you will love these blades. I have six new ones in my garage so that I never run out of these fantastic blades.
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You can have your current blade resharpened. I purchased the Oshlun -SBW164032 32 tooth beam saw blade as a replacement blade and it works very well for cutting beams and logs.