Dremel MS20 Moto-Saw 2 in 1 Scroll Saw - Dremel Moto-saw Dremel Side Cutting Blades X 5 - MS50
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Price: £7.99
Brand: Dremel
Description: Features and Benefits The Dremel Moto-Saw is a compact and easy-to-use scroll saw for making detailed cuts in different materials. Thanks to its detachable fretsaw, it can be used not only stationary but in-hand anywhere. This user friendly scroll saw is not only easy to store and set-up, but also easy to operate. Easy to use: quick accessory change combined with effortless set-up and storage due to its compact size. Dual functioning: stationary mode for precision work and handheld mode for larger work pieces. Reduced vibration: hold down foot. Precise straight cuts: guide rails and parallel guide to assist cutting up to 18 mm. Match speed to project at hand: Full variable speed control (1.500-2.250 RPM). Rated power input:70 W Voltage:220 - 240 V Weight:1.10 kg No load speed:1.500 - 2.250 1/min Contents Dremel Moto-Saw 2x General Purpose Wood Cutting Saw Blade (MS51) 2x Fine Wood Cutting Saw Blade (MS52) 1 x Metal Cutting Saw Blade (MS53) Parallel Guide attachment Instruction manual Sturdy and spacious storage case Blade Details Available Seperatly MS51 - Saw blade for straight and large diameter curved cuts in wooden and plastic materials. This blade has 6 teeth per centimeter ensuring a good balance between speed and precision. MS52 - Saw blade for detailed cuts in wooden materials. This blade has 7 teeth per centimeter ensuring the finest cutting results. MS53 - Saw blade for cutting soft sheet metal. This blade has 10 teeth per centimeter ensuring excellent cuts.
Category: Art and crafts
Merchant: Hobbies
Product ID: 5b69b522f3b3f11138ee4ba7
GTIN: 8710364062812
Author: Nevler
Rating: 5
Review: Perfect just as described
Author: D. Byrne
Rating: 2
Review: OK for really rough cuts but this blade is so bendy it doesn't cut straight. After many different speeds-and-feeds tests this was the straightest cut I could get at the slowest speed with just enough feed pressure to move the stock through. And this is only 3mm acrylic - I expect trying to get any sort of straight cut on anything thicker would be even worse …
