Scroll saw repair.

Brian, I’d just use a punch. If you want to, you can buy or make a roll pin punch
They look like this.

A chain tool for a bicycle might work too. -Jack

In the past I used an old drill bit for a punch, until I realized how much a woodworker needed a set of roll pin punches. I’ve had to make this same repair myself and the pin comes out easy with a punch.

-- I don't make mistakes, I have great learning lessons, Greg

u an alo use a nailse too

-- Ike, Big Daddies Woodshop, http://www.icombadaniels@yahoo.com

I think I need to unbolt the saw from the stand and lay it on it’s side. I was uncomfortable hitting the nail I cut and flattened very hard in the unsupported upright position. I did not want to hit the arm too hard. The chain removal tool was also a thought but the saw’s arm is too thick to use mine. I assume the punch needs to fit out side of the pin’s hole and smaller than the hole the pin fits into.

Brian