Dremel Moto-Saw .6 Amp Corded Scroll Saw and Electric Coping Saw for Plastic, Laminates, and Metal
$109.00
Use this Dremel Moto-Saw Scroll Saw to precisely cut through a variety of materials. Ideal for wood, laminate, plastic and thin metal.
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Description
The Dremel Moto-Saw offers a compact and easy solution for making detailed cuts in a variety of materials including wood, plastic, laminates and metal. This portable, precision-sawing tool is easy to store, set-up and operate and features a tool-free mechanism for quick blade changes. An auto-tensioning feature keeps the blade taut and ready to cut so you don’t have to make blade adjustments and its slim, ergonomic handle with comfort grip provides control in any cutting position. The Moto-Saw functions as a stationary scroll saw yet it can be removed from its base to become a portable motorized coping-saw.
- Precisely cut through a variety of materials: wood, laminate, plastic and thin metal
- Portable, precise, easy
- 2 tools in 1: bench top and handheld capability
- Detachable coping function for handheld use to take the tool to the workpiece
- Variable speed control for optimal cutting in a variety of materials
- Fast clamp base attaches to various tables, benches and surfaces
- Dust port adapter keeps line of sight clear and work space clean
- Includes: Dremel MS20 moto-saw, fast clamp base, storage case, MS50 side cutting blade, MS51 wood and plastic blade (4), MS52 fine wood blade (4), MS53 metal blade and vacuum adapter
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Additional information
| Weight | 9.6 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 18.50 × 14.50 × 4.75 in |
| Amperage (amps) | 0.6 |
| Blade Length (in.) | 0 |
| Color Family | Gray |
| Condition | New |
| Construction Material | Plastic |
| Cord Length (ft.) | 6 |
| Corded Tool Type | Specialty Saw |
| Cordless/ Corded | Corded |
| Cuts Through | Metal, Wood |
| Included Accessories | Blades |
| Maximum wood thickness (in.) | 1.75 |
| Model | MS20-01 |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Power Tool Features | Keyless Blade Change |
| Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Reviews (81)
81 reviews for Dremel Moto-Saw .6 Amp Corded Scroll Saw and Electric Coping Saw for Plastic, Laminates, and Metal
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Sean Brown (verified owner) –
It is a decent scroll saw for beginners. Keep in mind that it uses pinned blades that has inherent handicap of not being able to use intricate inside designs. It will require getting used to blade installation. Do not go by what you see in marketing video. But you will get a hang of it. If you are looking for some real intricate carving, then go for saw like DeWalt.
Lew Bauch (verified owner) –
Very nice for the money and fast shipping
Aiden Wiza (verified owner) –
We bought our moto saw on a whim about a year ago and have used it so much since I have no clue how we were getting by without it before. It has helped use with cutting foam and insulation for crafting projects with little mess and great precision. Although small, it packs so power behind the blade and can go through several layers of 10mm foam! We have also used it on pine wood and it did splendidly. We’re definitely fans of this tool!
Tess Macejkovic (verified owner) –
Recently purchased after years of drooling at it, love that it clamps to any table, love that it can become a portable coping saw, the functionality is pretty good, with an obvious learning curve. The caring case and storage is super, and its pretty quiet unless you have it on an unstable table or your trying to push it harder than it can go. The unit is pretty stiff out of the box and takes some breaking in, the guide foot was super stiff, i actually though i was doing something wronge at first. As with most people i was irritated that i had to get the miter seperalty, purchased a genuine dremel part number, from a seperate site, it only fits in one side of my table. I do feel like this tool could be so much more, and like its a dremel Cinderella. With only 4 blade types, and not a whole lot of availability for them right now , it could use some accessories like, and adapter to make it pin less, some guides, skip blades, diamond round blade. I had to by Olson blades, cause these currently are sold out like every where. All in all its a good saw for small spaces, its works well, ive broken more blades because the pins were twisted than anything else.
Madalyn Pouros (verified owner) –
Bought this MS20-01 Moto Saw and love it. Just the right size for me and my crafts. Able to move this saw around to various locations, which makes it excellent.
Jabari Buckridge (verified owner) –
Super easy to use for someone like me who’s never used a saw before! I’ve only used it a handful of times so it’ll take some getting used to, but I’m confident it’ll accomplish the small tasks I need it for! Happy with my purchase!
Herminio Stoltenberg (verified owner) –
Easy to put together. Simple and handy to use. Not great with metal, which is what I was hoping for.
Kris Hoeger (verified owner) –
I suspect most of the reviews that witness poor cutting quality, blade not tracking straight, work vibrating, blades getting stuck in work and blades breaking frequently, most likey have the blade installed upside down. There are 3 ways to get it wrong, and one way to get it right. The teeth cut in one direction. The cutting edge/tip of the teeth should point down towards the base, and of course facing away from the arm, towards you as you feed the work. Unless you are using blade MS50, it can be installed facing left or right with the cutting tip of the teeth down towards the base. The blade has more cutting power as the motor pulls the blade towards the base. The overhead spring returns the blade upwards for the next power stroke down. If the blade is upside down, the overhead spring pulls up as a weak cutting stroke or the motor pushes the blade up causing the blade to flex, stick, not track straight or have a lot of waste material build up on top of the work, instead of under it. So, if you are having those problems, on any scroll saw, check the direction of the blade teeth, or simply flip the blade end for end and try it again. As with a coping saw, the teeth should cut on the pull stroke, not the push stroke.
Eunice Rutherford (verified owner) –
Exactly what I needed
Missouri Mohr (verified owner) –
easy to assemble, works like a charm on small woodworking projects, am really happy with saw!
Isom Stark (verified owner) –
This drill is great. Easy to use and works wonderfully.
Dejon Medhurst (verified owner) –
the corded tool would not work for miniatures: way too bulky for a 90 year old woman to handle Please tell me how I can return the big corded one? to which store? Maggie Bock
Shaun Gleichner (verified owner) –
Simple to put togetherVery smooth cuttingOver all rate it 10 out of 10
Kory Hand (verified owner) –
This is not a saw for heavy cutting work but it is perfect for my needs and doesn’t take up much room on my workbench.
Danny Bogisich (verified owner) –
I am in love with my Moto saw I am able to accomplish making so many different kinds of crafts it’s amazing I would be lost without the moto saw I’ve been using mine for a year and it’s starting to wear out but I have used it everyday very pleased
Viva Considine (verified owner) –
my husband loved it said that very easy to use practical and portable and excellent price
Reilly Zulauf (verified owner) –
It’s was what it said it was, and was shipped in timely manner. A good product.
Claudine Hyatt (verified owner) –
Easy to setup and use.
Carmella Jast (verified owner) –
Great for our projects, amazing what we have created and great for acrylic (plexi) glass
Roosevelt Goodwin (verified owner) –
The one I received, the veritable speed control will move while in operation and slow down. Do not no if they all do that. So I give it average. I only used one blade with out vacuum hook to it, recommend using the vacuum because of saw dust.