Replies

1. 
   ToolDoc | Sep 10, 2002 05:28pm | #1

   Don: Same deal Lowes gave on them last year, everyone ran and got them soo if anyone missed that deal better go to sears now...

    Happy Woodworking....ToolDoc

1. 
   riverr1 | Sep 10, 2002 05:37pm | #3

   ToolDoc,

   I can't say I ever remember the local Lowe's ever carrying the saw. Anyway, I looked at Rick Hutchenson's site, scrollsaw.com before posting this, and he gave the saw high marks.

   Don

1. 
   ToolDoc | Sep 10, 2002 06:10pm | #5

   Don: Not sure if all Lowes had them, the local ones here did and they were gone very quickly, Sears maybe the same as I never seen any Dewalt scrollsawsw in there tool dept only there own Craftsmans..

     Take Care.. Happy Woodworking.. ToolDoc

2. 
   RANGERP75R | Sep 10, 2002 05:36pm | #2

   Don:

      I was going to upgrade scroll in the near future and I don't know much about them. A local ( Mr. Brown) is quite experienced an even was ask by Highland Hardware to do a week-end hands-on seminar. He uses Dewalt. Let me add Dewalt supplies him with his saw. His work is great, but that probaly has more to do with his talent. A cheap set of begginers golf clubs in the right hands works better than a high-dollar tricked out set in the hands of someone that hasn't mastered the mechanics of the wing. I hope to learn more about the Dewalt in this post.

      Is that Sears nationwide or an overstock local. Got to get moving as lots to do. Good luck..

   sarge''jt

1. 
   riverr1 | Sep 10, 2002 05:41pm | #4

   I've seen them at 2 Sears stores and at a dedicated Sears tool and lawn outlet store. So, they've got to at least be regional. Call your local sears and ask. I know locally they can check stock in other stores and transfer stock.

   Go to Scrollsaw.com and check out the review. He to got his saw from Dewalt also.

   Don

   Edited 9/10/2002 10:42:35 AM ET by Don C.