gremel scroll saw

[Bootlegger]

 Went to the dremel web site looking for scroll saw blades, didn't see any, anybody got some suggestions?

          Thanks, and Merry CHRISTmas,,,

[Glenn (Gravitywell) Reach]

When I had my old saw....now gone to a better place....it had the type of blades that were flat and held in with a pinch block.  I could only buy the type that had the little pins, so I just took a hammer and knocked them out.  They came out easy as pie.  Maybe this helps?

[Bill Little]

Brother Gil,

You *might* find blades that will work at Lowes.  I do not have a Dremel, but did find *generic* blades that work perfect.  Mine needed to be smooth on the ends with out pins.

BIG Bear
RNMM/AMM

[Glenn (Gravitywell) Reach]

I forgot to mention....the blades I bought were also too long, so I just snapped them off at the length I needed them and they worked fine.  Lot cheaper than the actual Dremel blades too.

[Bootlegger]

  Guy's thanks a lot, but this "blind hog found an acorn", Dremel has some and set me two pkgs.
  Sure do thank all y'all for the help...

[wwwarbird]

 If they're the short 3" or whatever with the pins on each end like mine uses, the actual Dremel brand is all I've ever found.

[Bootlegger]

 Wayne, that is almost an exact replica of the one that I have, it is probably 35-40 yrs old, and still works.

[Norm Furutani]

If they're the short 3" or whatever with the pins on each end like mine uses, the actual Dremel brand is all I've ever found.

Just to be sure, you guys know there is a feature on that saw allowing you to raise the table so you're moving to a fresh/sharp part of the blade?

Just checking!

- Norm

[Mike Keville]

If they're the short 3" or whatever with the pins on each end like mine uses, the actual Dremel brand is all I've ever found.

They're available at Ace Hardware.

[Randy Cuberly]

They're also available at Woodcrafters!

Randy C.

[wwwarbird]

Wayne, that is almost an exact replica of the one that I have, it is probably 35-40 yrs old, and still works.

 Mine's got a LOT of miles on it and still runs like new.

[Garf]

I got mine from Sears.

[john e. holliday]

I've had to rebuild mine a couple of times.   And Ace Hardware is where I get my blades.

[Glenn (Gravitywell) Reach]

Mine was one of the old pressed steel ones and vibrated itself to peices in about a year....so much for $11 bucks! LOL