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   DavidxDoud | Mar 16, 2003 01:13am | #1

   here's a link to a forum - Old Woodworking Machines - this would be a good place to look for help - regards,  DOUD

   http://www.oldwwmachines.com/

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   rslatm | Mar 16, 2003 12:57pm | #2

   http://www.toolkraft.com/

   Powerkraft was made by Toolkraft

   Sometimes you just have to wingit and use a machine shop to fab parts. Buying used has it's risks and rewards. Most any tool can be fixed but depending on your level of inventiveness it sometimes is cheaper to toss it and buy a new one especially in the home shop stuff
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   damic | Mar 17, 2003 06:20pm | #4

   Thanks Rick. I have been thinking of a new band saw for some time now,but I'm not ready to quit on this yet.

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   TKanzler | Mar 16, 2003 02:26pm | #3

   Unless this one is different somehow, Delta made the 24" scroll saw from the 30's up to the 80's, virtually unchanged.  I see ebay listings for these saws, and for saws being parted-out, all the time.  A search on "Delta scroll saw" gave me a half dozen listings for parts, and every time I look I see at least some parts, and often whole machines being sold bit by bit.  I find it odd that Delta has nothing on that machine (they provided me with a parts list for my 30's lathe), unless it's an oddball.  With so many of the saw I'm thinking of out there, parts shouldn't be too hard to find on the used market. 

   Be seeing you...

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   damic | Mar 17, 2003 06:29pm | #5

   Thanks for the info Tom.  I will be searching the net as you suggested.   I also thought it strange Delta had no record of the saw.I even sent polaroid photos and written discriptions. this was about six years ago so i'll try again.

   Jake