Scroll Saws

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Scroll saws are fun, versatile and relatively inexpensive woodworking machines. Their big advantage is that they cut curves well, and much tighter than a band saw. You can find many different patterns for projects on a scroll saw, wherever you will find other woodworking plans. (Check out the links page on this site.)

But a scroll saw is more than just a fun tool for cutting out fanciful curves. It has a place among all the rest of the machines in a well-supplied woodshop, because it will do a few things others won't. You can start a cut in the middle of a board with a scroll saw by drilling a hole through and passing the blade through the hole, then connecting it to the machine. Also, a scroll saw will cut much tighter curves than a band saw, though it cuts more slowly. Its blades are generally finer toothed, leaving a smoother surface.

Don't expect a smaller, lower powered scroll saw to cut through 2" thick wood very fast at all. 3/4" thick is about the limit for a smaller machine. Get a bunch of extra blades too, because you'll break them. But they don't cost that much.

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Delta 40-540 16" Variable Speed Scroll Saw
Inexpensive light duty scroll saw.

DeWalt DW788 20" Variable Speed Scroll Saw
A more substantial, and more costly machine.

Delta 40-620 3 Dozen Assorted Scroll Saw Blades

DeWalt DW3945 #7R Reverse Tooth Scroll Saw Blades

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