Jigsaw from sewing machine. By Salvaging scrap metal. 15:43 video:
Jigsaw from sewing machine. By Salvaging scrap metal. 15:43 video:
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To think I see these in thrift shops at least once a month and walk right on by them. As the photo show these old sewing machines where very well constructed. It is a shame there are not more conversion ideas for other uses.
The only thing I don't like about this conversion is the cut on the upward stroke
Jon (May 28, 2023)
That was my first thought. I must say that I have never seen the point in these types of saw. Anyway I have a small Burgess bandsaw and except for its inability to cut enclosed shapes it does everything that this does with longer blade life. For enclosed shapes I just use a manual jig saw which does not require blade removal to thread it through a starter hole.
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