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Proxxon Scroll Saws

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bigcreekdad

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Has anyone used the DS 115 or the DSH 37090 saws.

 

The former is about half the price, and has a smaller work plate (arround 6"x6").

 

I've had a beginner Craftsman for 4 years, and I want to move on.

rtropp

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I have been using the Proxxon 115 and it has done everything I need so far for the modeling that I do. I have been pleased with it.  This is my first scroll saw experience so I can't really say if I am missing anything by not having a larger model.

 

Richard

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hornet

hornet

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I have the proxxon DS 230/E which appears to be the same as the 115. It performs very well.

Hornet

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