What You Need To Know About The DeWALT DW788 20-Inch Variable-Speed Scroll Saw | Unboxing and Review
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- čas přidán 19. 07. 2024
- I purchased a Dewalt Scroll Saw as a kit. This scroll saw is very well made and putting everything together took only a few minutes. However you need to know the following about this scroll saw.
1️⃣ Make sure to purchase and extra fuse for the scroll saw.
2️⃣ Make sure to purchase different blades for the scroll saw as it only comes with one.
Here is the link to the scroll saw if you need one for your wood working shop.
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I love the way you put the timeline titles, so organized! And, you're right to the point and succinct! Very good vid, thanks for posting it!
Thank you for the feedback and support
I bought the same saw and I'm very happy with it.
Thank you for all your tips and suggestions.
Glad to help
Nice, cute kid, I am a grand-dad and I was wanting something to let the grandkids use, your review was spot on.
thanks, glad you found it helpful and enjoyed the review.
Please can you tell your son thank you so much !! he made my day !!! ❤
Will do 😁
The end totally got me on this one! Good for you boy! And you for teaching him young! I have a laser cutter but am looking into getting the dewalt scroll saw to add to my tools! This video may have done it for me!
Thanks and a laser cutter sounds awesome.
Great video. Don't forget to teach your son about power tool safety - always wear your eye protection 😉
Thanks 👍🏻
Your kid nailed the closing! :-)
Thanks
Thank you. Great informative video.
Any time glad to help
Saw a guy in my neighborhood using this In a garage and I had no idea what it was. Pretty cool.
Glad to help. It is really cool and fun to use.
Oh boy! Very well done review. I love to see kids learning how to woodwork rather than being glued in front of a game console! I have many Dewalt tools and have been pleased overall. Thank you!
Thanks
You’re son did an awesome job on his dragon. I just bought the same saw two days ago and I haven’t had a chance to use it much. My son made something for the family, his mother, his cousin, his teacher his principal and his sister. Great to see them learning a skill and using their creativity. 👍🏻
Thanks I will tell him
Would you please put some safety glasses on that kid!!!
will do.
@@HowYouCanMakeIt I just had a small fleck / piece of metal removed from the colored part of my eye. They used a vibrating 30 gauge needle. It was insanely painful and almost lost my vision. I never used to use safety glasses, but now I do 100% of the time.
LoL, plus that is MDF, so the dust is hazardous from the cuts. MASK TOO! (he should be used to them by now 👌)
Building up a tolerance j/k
@@HowYouCanMakeIt 😂😂😂 I was outside doing some sanding one day, had safety glasses on. All was good. Well I walked away from the wood, I took the safety glasses off so I could open some bubbles for my daughter and a TINY little piece of wood landed right in my eyeball while I was opening the bubbles! Go friggen figure! 😂 I had soooo many people say “You should’ve been wearing safety glasses” I had to say the words “I WASSSSS, WHILE I WAS SANDING” like 100 times! 😂 anyways, had to go to the hospital to have it removed,that was fun! Lol
But regardless, again, good for you teaching your son early ❤
An Ender Dragon made by your son using the same broken scroll saw in my storage unit that I just now find out looks like the Millennium Falcon??! It’s immediately coming back out of my storage unit, going back into my workshop, I’m backordering the replacement part, and I’m logging back into my Minecraft account to finally defeat the backEnd (and NOT in Creative mode!). And you sir, have a subscriber.
Awesome...love it.
Nice brief video.
Glad it was helpful!
Always said its a shame they dont sell this in the UK. Good video mate.
Thanks, sorry to hear they don't sell in in the UK.
So I was looking at the harbor frites one is this one better and worth buying for diy projects
I think this one is the best option in my opinion.
can you tell me if there is an adjustment to correct the blade from not running true? Always have to enter on an angel to get a striate cut!
I haven't had any issues with the bland not being true.
Hola recientemente compré una dewalt scroll saw, aún no la tengo en casa .what blade you recomend? Yo se q hay diferentes números pero ellas son estándar para todo tipos de scroll saw o hay diferencia?
Recomiendo obtener las hojas OLSON para la sierra DeWalt Sroll aquí hay un enlace amzn.to/2JIp1AF
@@HowYouCanMakeIt thanks
You need a little more tension on the two bolts and the blade screws.
Good to know
how fast should I run the scroll saw 3/4 inch red oak?👍
generally faster speeds are recommended for thinner and softer material while harder thicker material require slower speeds
Awwwwww que menino fofo!…🥰🥰🥰🥰 já me inscrevi no canal e dei like 👍🏻
:)
I need a dust collector on this saw got any suggestions?
I don’t have needed one
I looked for a link for the nobs that goes on the original nobs that you said someone makes. Can you please post for me.
Sorry I got your video mixed-up with another video.
No worries
so cute
thanks.
could it cut letters out of 18 gauge brass plate? Regards.
I have not tried, I think you might be able to however you would need to make sure your blade could cut that and figure out the speed you would need to set it.
@@HowYouCanMakeIt Thank you Sir.
I have heard from some of the scroll saw clubs on CZcams that the DeWalt 788 bearings are not well lubricated from the factory. Have you re-greased the bearings on the arms of your saw? I want to make sure that I take care of this if it is a problem before I put a lot of mileage on my DW788. Thanks!
I haven’t had any issues with the bearings or needed to grease them
Been using mine for 12 years, umm, I should look into checking that!! Never been a problem, yikes! Should check right now!! Thank you!!
Do you have to have a scroll saw stand or can it be used on any flat surface.
you can use it on a flat surface.
Thank you!
Anytime
Is the yellow body cover material plastic?
It is metal
Nice job. Please teach your son about safety as he should have had safety glasses on. Broken pieces of blade can fly everywhere. Not to mention wood and sawdust.
Will do. However, I need to work on my own safety and start being an example.
Can you make a video about the different blades?
I will see what I can do
@@HowYouCanMakeIt awesome! I’m struggling on which blades to buy, however, your video has made it so much easier to use my saw! Thanks a billion!
Glad to help
Listen to the kid - he'll teach you a thing or two!
I try :)
what type of blade is on the saw
I can't recall
Wow
:)
I have this saw and can’t find the right blades
These are good blades to use amzn.to/2Z749IB
What is the price in India
I don't know what the exchange rate would be.
My machine didn’t come beveled at 0 😭😭
Good to know
Kalo di indo berapa harganya pak
Saya tidak yakin berapa biayanya.
@@HowYouCanMakeIt kisaran berapa harganya pak. Klo merk makita rp 4.400.000.
Kalo dewalt. Rp ? Penasaran harganya pngen punya.tpi di marketplace blom masuk. Cuman barang tool lainya aja
it's your technique.
Good to know
Just scored one for $125
That is awesome
Can we PLEASE get some basic safety equipment on this child so he’s not a statistic! I won’t even let my 16yr old daughter WALK INTO the wood shop without safety glasses at a minimum!!! Even if EVERY machine is turned off, safety glasses ARE required by everyone! He should also have hearing protection (Chloe has pink ones) and, at least, a basic dust mask. It takes so much longer to unlearn and break bad habits than it does to develop proper ones! Amazing job at passing this wonderful hobby on to the next generation as things like this are kind of a dying art. But please pass it on with safety in mind.
appreciate the safety tips :)
Bare feet are very bad form in any kind of shop.......
you are probably right :)
@@HowYouCanMakeIt , BTW, if your 788 is like all the others, the first thing to break will probably be the so-called "air hose" that blows sawdust away. Instead of paying DeWalt about $30 for a replacement air hose assembly that with be a real ***** to install, go on Amazon or elsewhere and spend about $18 on a cooling water hose from Loc-Line, plus their installation pliers (about $7.50 for the hose kit and $10.50 for the pliers. The replacement hose will be better quality than the original, and it's kit includes three different size nozzles that you can choose from. The pliers makes installation quick and easy. You will want to look for their 1/4" ID hose and the matching 1/4" pliers. Taking the table off the saw and raising the upper arm will make enough room to get the pliers in close to the saw.
Thanks this is very helpful to know. Thank you for sharing.
Should be wearing safety glasses
👍🏻
I wish the kid could have got some eye protection .
I know, he wears it now. :)
Are you actually barefoot in your shop? Sorry, I tuned out when I saw that.
Yes most of the time. I wear shoes when it gets cold usually at the end of September. 😁
@@HowYouCanMakeIt no indian summer for you? We're usually good until almost Halloween here. but my shop is always far too cluttered to get away with going barefoot in it. ..not to mention all the different splinter/sliver possibilities ranging from wood to copper to curled bits of sheet metal to stainless steel filings, carbon steel chips, fiberglass strands.. ...etc. then there's all the splitting toenail / stubbing toe probabilities. So I guess im not without fault either. I shouldn't have "cast that stone."
..as for the dewalt scroll saw. I thought they discontinued them? I got mine back in the mid 90s on sale at home depot. I think it was marked down to about $60 or less.. They said they weren't making them anymore.. but now that I'm thinking about it oh, that was about one minute they started pushing those Ridgid woodworking tools. Maybe they were just making room for that. Anyway, I think I made 1 jigsaw puzzle with it and it's been collecting dust ever since. At least next time I use it it's going to be free.
I live in Illinois and totally understand tools collecting dust. That is why I am really careful in what I get. I have to use it every few weeks to make it worth it
@@HowYouCanMakeIt I don't mind the dust so much . Ive got no regrets about it. I got it because it was priced so ridiculously low. Hell, when craigslist opened up, I went on a collecting rampage. I've actually got 3 scroll saws now. The second one is a delta for $20 and the third one was free.
It’s his shop if he wants to be barefoot that’s his business