Scroll Saw Blade Holder

Neat Idea!! Nice Job!

-- Robert B. Sabina, Ohio.....

Thanks! I’m planning to make a rack for all of the tubes as well – beats the “in a box under the saw” storage system that I currently have. I’m thinking two tiers, one for new blades and one for used.

Hello Elizabeth

A good idea

I’m waiting for a post with the rack

Thanks for sharing

-- Diggerjack-France ---The only limit is the limit of the mind and the mind have no limit

Heh, my projects go so slowly these days, it might be a Christmas post!

Hello Elizabeth

I’m sure that your rack will be quickly made because when we have a project in our mind we all are pressed to make them ,no ?

I hope before Christmas …..

-- Diggerjack-France ---The only limit is the limit of the mind and the mind have no limit

This is indeed true…though when we also have a full time job and a baby in the house, shop time gets extremely limited! For example, the idea for this holder came sometime last year…

Keep up the good work Elizabeth, Just do what you can!
That little one won’t be little for long, so cherish every minute you have with them!

-- Robert B. Sabina, Ohio.....

A nice addition to your scroll saw, very nice.

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Great idea Elizabeth. I have a set up I made years ago to hold the blade holders, but once I pick it up I also forget where I replace the holder.

-- Hawaiilad Larry

A very cool idea. Thanks for posting!

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A plastic tube like this, so long as it holds a few blades, can be attached to any convenient steel surface using one of the super-magnets, sometimes called rare-earth magnets. If you have an old hard disk drive waiting to be thrown out, you can find a couple of them inside – just break the seal and take out the screws. A little prying should take out the magnets.

I use a plastic tube attached to the legs of my saw for a collection of used blades that I save for quick rough cuts. For new blades and good used ones I built a cabinet using only my scroll saw. The drawers are lined with magnetic cards to keep the blades from floating around.

-- Paul, Central Maine