Best Scroll Saw Reviews 2018

1. WEN 3920 16-Inch Two-Direction Variable Speed Scroll Saw with Flexible LED Light

The first scroll saw up for review on my list brings us to the Wen 4208 entry-level scroll saw which will accommodate smaller to mid-size project requirements.

Don’t let the fact that this is an “entry level” scroll saw deter you away from at least considering this as an option on your list as it’s quite powerful for the price and for me performed really well for my “around the house” projects.

While being very affordable and much cheaper than most of the best scroll saws on the market, it’s decently sized with a 16-inch by 10-inch platform with additional features consisting of the table being constructed from cast iron with an on-board air pump and variable speed controls (which are located towards the front of the saw).

The placement of the speed controls are absolutely perfect. You can quickly adjust the speed settings without worrying about interference with your sight-lines as the placement allows you to make the adjustment(s) without having to put your hands or arm in your way (which is not only great for keeping your eye on your cut line but this is a great precautionary initiative to avoid injuries).

When you purchase the Wen 3920, you’ll receive a scroll saw that:

• Takes advantage of a unique design which will allow you to insert blades in one of two separate directions. With this saw, you’ll be able to insert blades at the standard level or at 90 degrees which allows for incredible capacity of material ripping.
• Has multiple and variable speed settings with strokes per minute ranging from 400 to 1600
• Has a decently sized surface area that measures 16 inches by 11 inches. This platform is great for those who make a lot of angled cuts as the table bevels up to 45 degrees to the left.
• Will allow you to effortlessly perform cuts through would that are up to two inches thick with an impressive sixteen inch “throat depth” (in the original position).
• Is constructed from high-quality cast iron (the base) with additional features and attachments that include an air pump, dust port, flex light, three blades, onboard storage and a foot lock clamp.

While not the largest or the best scroll saw on the market (and not the most expensive either), the surface area of the table is acceptable and workable for a majority of projects although if you’re working on a large piece you may want to consider using an enlarged table (a separate table) so you have a great amount of room to perform your cuts.

What I also like about this saw is the fact that it allows you to adjust the piece you’re working on up to forty five degrees of tilt to the left which will help you to make cuts exactly to your measurements.

With that said, I’d like to discuss the “throat depth” as this is something a lot of you will need to know before picking this bad boy up! Surprisingly, the throat depth is up-to-par with other scroll saws that are double the price and the sixteen inch throat depth will make management, adjustments and handling of the pieces you’re working on much easier!

I actually did some reading on the manufacturer’s site after using this saw and noticed that they boast about how the Wen 3920 Scroll Saw is capable of performing cuts on material as thick as nearly two inches (1.9 to be exact)!

With being able to cut material as thick as this the amount of jobs that you can take on and complete are quite limitless as this cutting width capacity will accommodate a majority of project requirements and what better a saw that’s as cost effective as this one?

The stroke on this saw is 9/16″ which to me is great for what I’d consider to be an entry-level scroll saw. With that said, if you choose to purchase this particular saw, be prepared to work on projects with a little bit less force and more attention to detail as this is what this was designed for (slow and steady wins the race).

I noticed with this saw that it’s best to slowly perform cuts and to focus on making the cuts accurately rather then quickly as the result will be much better and to me, a high-quality finished piece is more important than how quickly I completed it.

In regards to the blades, just as with most other scroll saws, the blade holder on the Wen 3920 is compatible with both pinned and pinless blades and an extra blade will be included with the purchase in addition to a wrench that you’ll need to use to change the blades out. While changing the blades isn’t a tool-free transition, it’s a rather quick process and can be switched in about a minute or less.

If you’re looking for a low-vibration saw then you’ve found it!
One of the most noteworthy attributes of the Wen 3920 Scroll Saw is its incredibly low vibration output even during intensive use and this is mainly due to not only the great build quality but the cast iron construction which results in the saw weighing in at 28 pounds.

The weight plays a big factor in vibration reduction and I honestly was very impressed by how little it vibrated (at times there was literally no vibration).

Vibration reduction to me is a big component to consider when determining how useful a particular saw is as low vibration ultimately results in more precise cuts and Wen has done a great job at eliminating vibration on this saw.

2. DEWALT DW788 1.3 Amp 20-Inch Variable-Speed Scroll Saw

Second on my “scroll saw review” guide is the DEWALT DW788 model which is currently one of the best scroll saw on the market (according to Amazon) boasting a 20-inch blade size and a 1.3 AMP powered motor.

DEWALT has designed this saw for those who need to set-up quickly for the project at hand so work can begin getting done. I must say, setting this bad boy up was a breeze as there’s one hole in the table and not a ton of inserts so getting ready for my project took no more than a couple of minutes.

First off, I want to comment on the controls in front of the blade which in a matter of seconds allows you to adjust the tension of the blade and changing the blade out itself is only about a 30-second task.

One aspect of this saw that I think we can all appreciate is the built-in moveable arm which is located at the top of the scroll saw which allows you to maneuver the material to whichever angle you need to get the perfect cut.

This movable arm will also allow you swiftly move your projects both on and off of the surface as well which is a great feature that I took advantage of on a few sites that I was contracted to work on.

When you purchase the DEWALT DW788 you’ll receive a scroll saw that:

• Has what’s called a “Double parallel-link arm” which greatly decreases the amount of vibration that is caused by the operations of the saw. This also assists with noise reduction and combined will help you to perform more accurate cuts.
• Includes blade clamps which allow you to change-out the blade in a matter of seconds without the use of tools.
• Has multiple features including an electronic variable speed setting, a dust blower (flexible) which helps to keep your workspace clear of debris and a lever which will allow you to adjust the tension of the blade.
• Has a pivoting arm which runs from the back to the front of the saw which when shortened will allow you to use the saw at a quieter noise level while also allowing you to perform smoother cuts.
• Allows you to elevate the blade arm so the blade can quite easily be threaded for when you’re cutting through material

Another great features are the forward and rear blades which come to find out are not movable which creates a solid foundation and steady surface to cut on which is paramount to getting that perfect cut since vibration/rattling could alter the cut that you’re aiming for.

Burning of the wood/material no longer needs to be a concern and you’ll be able to accurately perform precision cuts at a rate of speed that you’re most comfortable with and with the high-quality blades included by DEWALT you can be confident that you’re only using the best, by the best!

After using this saw on a few projects and noticing how smooth and quite it operated, I did some research online to find out that DEWALT, on this particular scroll saw, really invested their resources to include both high-quality and “strong” bearings which to be honest makes the machine quite heavy but at the same time provides you with better performance, increased durability and longer life-time use of the machine.

Unlike some other scroll saws that are sometimes quite noisy, the DEWALT DW788 is insanely quiet and if you were to use it late at night in your driveway you wouldn’t need to worry about complaints from neighbors or waking up the family (yes, it’s this quite!).

What’s included with the DEWALT DW788 Scroll Saw?
When you purchase this saw, you’ll receive both a cast table and 2 blades and while the saw can be mounted to a workbench of your choice, the included table provides great stability I actually used this saw with the included table as the sturdiness was comparable to that of mounting the saw to my workbench.

Whether you’re a contractor, a woodworker enthusiast or are just now entering in to the field, this scroll saw will certainly not disappoint and will provide you with all of the features that one could ask for!

3. Shop Fox W1713 16-Inch Variable Speed Scroll Saw

Before getting in to my personal review of the “Shop Fox W1713” scroll saw I first want to comment on the value for your money with this model.

Both the base of the saw and the table are crafted to high standards and are constructed from cast iron which has proven to me to be quite stable even during my cuts on heavy material that many scroll saws in this price range wouldn’t support (or at least not support as well as this “Shop Fox” model).

Another feature which you don’t find too often on lower priced scroll saws is that with this particular saw it’s compatible with both plain and pinned blades in addition to a built-in gauge (located on the upper arm) which assists you in setting in the plain blades in to the saw.

I was bit surprised at the size of the dust blower at first although I must say for its size its incredibly powerful (and effective) at keeping your workspace clean and free of debris.

Between the blower, the gooseneck lighting feature (which helps to see your cuts for better precision) and the gauge which makes switching out blades a task that can be completed in under a minute, the Shop Fox W1713 has proven itself to me that it deserves to be at the top of my list!

What’s to love about the Shop Fox W1713?
If you’re an aesthetic person (such as myself) and care about the appearance of your saw just as much as your car then you’ll be quite pleased with the quality of craftsmanship that has gone in to this saw.

Even compared to a DEWALTY scroll saw (such as the second one reviewed in this guide), the finish/coating of paint is flush, smooth and easy to keep clean and is overall much more impressive than any other scroll saw that I’ve had the chance to review.

On to more important attributes, the Shop Fox W1713 is a versatile saw capable of grinding through a range of materials and wood regardless of whether the material is soft, hard or dense. I tested this saw on a few projects and quite notably, this saw effortlessly grinded through a half inch thick piece of pinewood with no hesitation!

One additional point I’d like to make about this saw is the fact that you can rely on this saw for sturdiness during use even when it’s not bolted down. The foundation is sturdy and rigid and will hold its place well while you work on your project(s) so you don’t necessarily need to mount the saw to a workbench for use.

When you purchase the Shop Fox W173 scroll saw, you’ll receive a saw that:

• Boasts a 1/8 HP motor (which equates to 1-amp, 110 Volts or 60Hz).
• Will provide you with a maximum cutting width of sixteen inches.
• Comes with an included work light known as a “gooseneck”.
• Will include both a dust blower and a dust port which will keep your workspace clear of debris.
• Has no load speed with strokes per minute ranging from 550-1700

Finally, a Scroll saw that will last for years!
With all other aspects set aside, the build quality and the construction of the saw itself should be equally considered as the power/functionalities as you want a saw that’s capable but you also want a saw that will continue to provide you with usage for years to come.

Receiving years of use from your scroll saw of course many require occasional maintenance but prolonged usage and reliability ultimately boils down to the quality of the construction of the saw itself, its part and its internals.

I was quite pleased to see that of all the parts on this saw, only one piece was constructed from plastic while the remaining pieces were constructed from one of the following three materials:

• Aluminum.
• Cast Iron.
• Steel.

At this price point, you’re not going to find any other scroll saw that’s nearly fully constructed from high-quality materials that will last you for years (with the proper care of course).

Taking the quality of the build materials in to consideration, I would recommend to all individuals that are considering to purchase this saw to not cut materials that are in excess of a half an inch thick and to always be sure that you check the fasteners on the saw before use to ensure that none are loose.

4. Proxxon 37088 Scroll Saw DS 115/E

I ordered the Proxxon 37088 Scroll Saw and noticed its power within 10 minutes of using it! It’s extremely small, light, and has an extremely low noise level. I suggest using this device if you live in an apartment and have limited space to utilize a scroll saw fully.

The instructions are well detailed and easy to read. On average, it took me at least 35 minutes to get used to the saw’s functions. Some say that the Proxxon 37088 offers the best cutting among all, so your money will be worth it.

Most models take forever to install due to the design of their base holes. However, the Proxxon 37088 has pre-drilled base holes which allows for easy and fast mounting. This reduces installation time and allows you to start your cutting projects immediately.

When you purchase the Proxxon 37088, You’ll receive a scroll saw that:

• Has a keyless fob that helps users change the blade within seconds. And it has a guided cutting slit that allows you to perform accurate angled and straight cuts. This is great for woodworkers who need the utmost precision when cutting.
• Integrated blower located at the cutting tip. This keeps the cutting tip fully visible and clean from debris. You’ll be able to create clean cuts without spending extra time removing sawdust from your workstation
• Comes with an adjustable electronic speed. The blade can be adjusted to speeds ranging from 150 SPM to 2500 SPM. Proxxon 37088 is known for having a low spindle speed for novices wanting to make quick and simple cuts with the device.
• Has a table made from die-cast aluminum. It has a throat depth of 11”. While it’s smaller than other models, it’s manageable for users needing an entry level scroll saw to assist them in their woodworking projects.
• Consists of an appealing design. We like the nostalgic and simplistic appearance, as it’s reminiscent of older industrial machines. Based on of its yellow-green color tone, it’s a great model for users wanting a simple scroll saw that has a presence to it.

The quality of the blades are unmatched by the competition. The blades can be adjusted for fine, coarse, and angled cutting. You’ll be able to cut through hard and soft woods with equal ease.

In fact, the Proxxon 37088 cuts through plexiglass and fiberglass without breaking the blade. Thus, its a great product for users who want the most flexibility when undergoing their cutting projects.

I like the device’s 3-position adjustment. When placing the head in its lowest position, I can combine it with a short blade to create high precision cuts. I recommend this device because it allows you to work for extended hours without breaks, overheating, or reduction in blade quality.

After you shorten the saw blades, you’ll multiply the Proxon 37088’s lifespan up to 3x its advertised expectancy. While the scroll saw can use larger blades, it tends to take more power. Try using small blades first before moving onto bigger sizes so you can fully utilize this device.

When it comes to noise control, this scroll saw is the best in its league. It’s able to work efficiently and silently while on high throttle. The Proxxon 37088 has a vacuum cleaner adapter, which is another accessory that helps you keep your workspace clean.

Interior cuts must be done with a high level of accuracy. And this device can be manipulated to receive the best quality cut.

If you are seeking a scroll saw that performs well for delicate and small projects, this is the right saw for you. Not only can it use small blades, but can use large blades when you have to cut through non-ferrous metals such as steel.

The only gripe I have with this product is its limited wood cutting capacity. There are some projects where I have to cut through at least 3 ½ inches of wood, and this device isn’t strong enough to cut through it as effectively than other models.

Also, there is a bit of vibration when using this scroll saw. I had to operate the machine using a steady hand as it would wobble once in a while. Remember to keep your hands away from the blade to prevent any accidents from occurring when using this machine.

Still, I would recommend the Proxxon 37088 for anyone that needs a basic scroll saw for their projects. Since it comes at a modest price, its mostly very affordable for woodworkers at any price range. If you’re serious about creating great results on your cutting projects, give the Proxxon 37088 a spin.

If you’re looking for a valuable and budget-friendly scroll saw, then you’ve found it!

The Proxxon 37088 comes in handy for multiple occasions. For fine cutting, this machine has never failed me. If you plan on buying this machine, remember that its maximum wood thickness is 2 inches. Keep this in mind and buy it today if you need a fast and reliable tool in your shop!

5. Dremel MS20-01 Moto-Saw Variable Speed Compact Scroll Saw Kit

Throughout my saw collection, I noticed that I lacked one thing. I needed a saw that was small enough to fit on my hand, but flexible enough to be mounted anywhere. That’s when I started looking towards the Dremel MS20 Scroll Saw.

One of the device’s main features, that competing products can’t brag about, is that it uses two saws in one. It’s work as both a mobile coping saw and a scroll saw. Users can easily press a button to transition between the two.

The term Dremel is synonymous for rotary tools, making it easy for users to forget that the company creates power tools as well.

For example, the Dremel Moto-Saw 20 is one of the company’s newer creations, and it works better than any other saw that I’ve used.

The Moto-Saw is a scroll saw that has over 70W of power on tap. Its main selling point is its size. Since it’s less than 20 inches, it can be used as a portable saw and is a great deal for users who need a quick and agile saw for their projects.

Whem you purchase the Dremel MS20-01, You’ll receive a scroll saw that

• Has an option for coping. This means that you can detach the device and place it on your hand. For speed control, the device allows you to adjust the scrolls per minute, depending on the material the pattern consists of.
• Features an adjustable parallel guide. It can be placed on any of the device’s extension rails. The parallel guide can be rotated at any angle which is great if you need a saw with enhanced flexibility and angle cutting accuracy.
• Is very lightweight. For example, it weighs only 20 pounds which can also be used as a handheld saw. And it can be attached to a firm surface to reduce the number of vibrations while it’s in use.
• Has a fast clamp base. This allows users to allow users to mount the device on tables, benches, and other sturdy surfaces. You’ll be able to mount the device and get started immediately afterward.
• Can change through accessories easily. Most users take less than 30 seconds switching out blades using this machine. And it has an auto-tensioning feature that prevents the blade from accidentally falling off.

I like this scroll saw because of its adjustable speed settings. Rest assured, you don’t have to worry if too much pressure will break the machine because the Dremel MS20-01 will easily adjust to the change. Whether it’s slabs of plastic, wooden pieces or thin metals, this device does a great job every time.

When in use, the Dremel Moto Saw protrudes around 8 to 9 inches forward on any surface its mounted on. You need to allow for the power cord and grip to extend beneath the work top. Doing this helps you mount the saw properly and quickly cut through any material that’s desired.

To place a blade on the machine, each of the ends have small prongs that are securely placed on the base of the table. The second end is placed on the top of the saw. I like this feature as it allows me to replace my blades quickly and get back to the task at hand.

This tool is very easy to use. In fact, it can hold up to 10 Dremel accessories making it one of the flexible tools that I own. All the accessories are stored securely inside of a case so that you don’t lose track of them.

On some occasions, I’ll have too much sawdust after cutting through multiple blocks of wood. That’s where the device’s dust removal system kicks in. Within seconds, all of the dust is thoroughly removed from the table, saving cleaning time

While this is a portable saw that no woodworker should go without, there’s still room for improvement. The blades start to vibrate while in use which reduces the cutting accuracy. I would suggest that you use the smallest blade possible if you need to make fine cuts.

Are you looking for a versatile portable scroll saw? The Dremel MS20-01 can help you!

Lastly, I would like to say this is the best portable scroll saw that’s available. It gives you two blades for the price of one and can cut through 3 inches of wood with no problem. For users needing a quick and efficient scroll saw, this is the right one.

What makes it better is that this device works for all skill levels. Whether you’re a professional or someone does it for fun, you won’t be disappointed when buying this machine. I recommend the Dremel MS20-01 if you’re seeking a blade that improves your cutting results and is a valuable tool to have inside of your workshop.

6. Delta Power Tools 40-694 20 In. Variable Speed Scroll Saw

It’s manufacturer, Delta has over 90 years of woodworking experience. Delta focuses on creating innovations that help woodworkers create appealing pieces of art quickly, and with added precision.

Time is the most valued aspect of woodworking. This saw helps me perform tasks that used to take me 8 hours, in 4 hours. You’ll love this saw because it reduces the time to finish your projects.

The Delta 40-694 is a popular model that’s found in many professional woodworking shops and wood training schools. It’s a fully functional unit that works at making contours in wood, metals, and plastics.

When you purchase the Delta 40-694, You’ll receive a scroll saw that:

• Has an extended throat depth. Most users will only need a saw with a 16” – 18” throat depth. The Delta 40-694 has a throat depth of 20” which gives you extra space to cut through larger materials.
• Provides a 2-⅛ inch cutting depth. This means that you’ll be able to cut through thicker wood and metals due to its enhanced depth. Cheaper scroll saws only have a cut depth of 1 ¾; placing this model on the higher end of the scroll saw spectrum.
• Gives you a reliable tool storage system. No longer do you have to scramble around your workspace looking for blades. It comes with a special compartment on the top of the machine which is used to store blades and other tools.
• Features a flexible base table. The table’s dimensions are at 16”x24″ making it great for larger pieces of material to be placed on it. And, the table can turn left and right according to your personal preference.
• Consists of extra useful features such as the dust blower. Use the dust blower to remove any excessive amount of sawdust from your workspace. This helps beginner woodworkers continue their projects without wasting too much time cleaning.

One thing that I like about this scroll saw is its tool-free blade clamp. This is a great feature as it allows you to change blades according to the project’s requirements quickly. On average, I take about 40 seconds to change a blade when using this product thoroughly.

Undercutting is dangerous and can potentially harm you or someone else around you. Overcutting is just as bad as it can result in lower quality results. Luckily, the Delta 40-694 has parallel arms that prevent both cutting mistakes from happening.

With scroll saws, the material is pushed to the blade. Delta 40-694’s blade remains stationary and stable at all times, which is great for advanced woodworkers who want to make complex patterns.

I also like using the tilt table that comes included with the machine. It helps me create unique cutting angles by tilting and locking it in place. Because of this feature, I don’t have to constantly use different saws to get the correct angle I need during intense woodworking projects.

And, it’s adjustable speed is a feature that’s worth mentioning. The machine gives you the opportunity to choose stroke speeds between 400-1750 SPM. Because of this, you’ll be able to cut through wooden and metal materials at a speed that’s comfortable to your cutting style.

Most customers like this saw due to its ease of use. It has a low learning curve, taking an average of 4 hours to get used to the machine fully. To get a better view on how it operates, it comes with a fully detailed instruction manual that helps beginners get up to speed with this scroll saw.

As I’ve mentioned earlier, the table is very sturdy. Due to its cast-iron construction, it helps users retain control over the machine. The table absorbs vibrations making it easier to operate without the saw accidentally falling off your hands.

Some products have a rough surface for materials. But, the Delta 40-694 comes with a polished surface where the materials can quickly slide through the base and become ready for cutting. This saves you time on cutting tasks and is another reason why I’d recommend using this scroll saw.

Included is a thin 5-inch stainless steel blade. The blade is 100% tool-free, meaning that you can unclamp the blade from the machine, replace it, and you’re finished. You can use a thinner or a wider blade depending on what you’ll need for your project.

There’s one issue that some consumers reported about this scroll saw. For example, the adjustable speed settings don’t work well on some occasions. Thoroughly check your scroll saw and see if there’s anything caught inside of it before calling for a repair.

Are you a novice or seasoned woodworker? The Delta 40-694 will help you!

Ultimately, the Delta 40-694 is a saw that I can’t see myself without. It helps with creating accurate cuts and has a 20” throat depth which helps with cutting through larger materials. Purchase this saw today if you want the most control and utility when woodworking.

7. Ryobi 1.2 Amp 16 in. Corded Scroll Saw

My seventh favorite scroll saw is the Ryobi SC165VS. And I’m here to tell you why.

There’s no assembly required when purchasing this machine. The saw includes a 5-inch pin blade that already tensions. I was able to work on my projects immediately after unboxing it. Get this device if you’re in need of a quick saw that comes ready to use.

The saw has a 16” throat depth which helps me work on different materials of different compositions. 16” is the standard size for most saws and is enough depth for the average DIYer.

Its dimensions are 26 x 14 x 13 inches, making it a good medium sized machine. I tend to use this scroll saw for small and mid-level projects, and it hasn’t failed me after I unboxed it. Buy this scroll saw if you want a quick and efficient tool that cuts through 3 inches of material.

Also, the scroll saw is cordless! This means that you don’t have to rely on alkaline batteries to provide power. You can access the saw at any time which is perfect for professional woodworkers who want a stable tool in their arsenal.

For beginners, I would suggest starting off with this saw. It can be tilted to 45° angle which helps you create more precise cuts. This saw is one of the most affordable, reliable, and packs a punch! Use it for any project and watch it do its magic.

Whem you purchase the Ryobi SC165VS, You’ll receive a scroll saw that:

• Features variable cutting speed adjustments. The saw’s cutting speed ranges from 550 to 1,650. Depending on the material you’re cutting, you’ll have full control how fast the device through it.
• Has a cast iron base. The base reduces the vibration and helps the user create steady cuts when using the machine. This increases the accuracy of the cuts and prevents user fatigue.
• Provides an easy access tension knob. Use the knob to adjust the machine to the blade you’re planning on installing. You’ll be able to adjust your blades within 30 seconds using the Ryobi SC165VS.
• A 0-45 degree tilts action handle. I like this feature as it allows me to cut through even the hardest angle. Buying this scroll saw will enhance the amount of cutting angles you can make, which results in faster project completions and more appealing cuts afterward.
• Contains a cast iron base. The base also helps in reducing the amount of tension on your hand. You’ll be able to comfortably hold the saw without it slipping out of your hands; making it a great choice for the serious woodworker.

To use this machine properly, you’ll have to adjust the cutting speed according to the material. For soft plastics and paper, I suggest that you use the maximum speed. If you’re planning on cutting through hard wood and metals, use the minimum speed for it to work correctly.

This saw runs on a powerful 60 Hz 120-volt motor. Why is this great? Because it helps when cutting through materials. And, you’ll save tons on your utility bill since the Ryobi SC165VS takes up less power than competing devices.

Sawdust is dangerous residue that most woodworkers would like to avoid. Too much exposure to it will cause fog which will reduce your precision and the ability to make quality cuts. Fortunately, the Ryobi SC165VS has a dust blower to prevent this problem.

With some patterns, you’ll have to tilt the pattern or the blade. However, that can reduce the saw’s precision. Due to its tilt system, I was able to angle the machine up to 37° without the need for extra tools.

Remember, due to its lightweight size; you’ll need a stable base for it. Place it on a table or any other flat surface to ensure that the blade will cut through materials smoothly.

I’d also like to add that it has a wingnut styled knobs placed on the blade clamps. This makes swapping out clamps easier than competing devices. Get this benchtop scroll saw if you need a flexible mounting piece to be used for any surface that’s required.

Plus, it has a hold-down foot. It has a wide stance that increases the visibility of your cuts. I like this feature because it adds an extra layer of safety while cutting. Place your material on the board and use the hold-down foot to protect your hands when doing DIY projects.

There’s only one issue that I had when using this scroll saw. I was unable to hold onto the pinless blades when using it. I would suggest that you seek for a replacement if this problem ever happens to you.

If you’re looking for a scroll saw that’s simple to use, the Ryobi SC165VS is perfect for you!

Ultimately, the Ryboi SC165VS is a must have for first-time woodworkers. It’s safe and has a simple design that’s easy to get used to. Since it can cut through 3 inches of wood, you’ll be able to finish most projects with ease. If you’re ready to take your cutting to the next level, get this saw today.