Dremel Moto-Saw Tested by a Long-Time Woodworker

Explore the Dremel Moto-Saw's full potential in our comprehensive review!
From tackling various wood thicknesses to effortlessly cutting through an aluminum sheet, discover why this compact marvel is a game-changer in your workshop. Watch now for a closer look at innovation in action! 🛠️🔍
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00:01 Introduction
00:19 What’s in the Kit
01:03 Setting up the Moto-Saw
01:48 Features & Details
03:04 How to Change the Blade
04:22 Cutting Tests (Wood & Aluminum sheet)
06:47 Using it as Handheld Coping Saw
07:55 Assessment
08:54 Final Verdict
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[@noam.s9332]

This is my favorite woodworking channel on RUclips. Thanks a lot for the detailed information.

[@HappyNowCartoons]

Thank you! I think you just saved me about $100 to $200 dollars. (I had presumed my Dremel Moto wouldn't be able to cut through a 2x4 and that I'd have to get a bigger tool).

[@kimb7970]

Ty

[@mrtelecaster009]

Hi, can I ask where you got the bench riser that the Dremel is on please? I just bought the Dremel and could do with something like that. If you made it (most likely you did) could I have the dimesions for it as it looks ideal. Many thanks.

[@sawinery-woodworking]

I made that out of 2”x’6”s. There’s a little bit of bracing underneath, in the corners, to make sure that everything stays together. It started out to be a step-stool for someone who really thought it needed to be that heavy. Well, when it was done, it was too heavy for them to use, so I ended up making them a lighter one and repurposed it for use in the videos. Works out well for that.
Overall dimensions are 24” wide, 8” high and 11” deep. I’ve attached a low-cost metal woodworking bench vice and added dog holes. The dog holes really aren’t for use with the vice, but for use with hold downs.

[@mrtelecaster009]

Thank you, it works well.

[@debravance5108]

Will this cut flatware or silver plated metal like Siler plated tray. I am doing jewelry.

[@sawinery-woodworking]

I didn’t actually test it for that; but it should; at least if it’s not heavy steel flatware, plated in silver. I’ve done jewelry too and it’s clearly strong enough to cut through that. You might go through blades a bit faster; but most of that is soft enough that it shouldn’t be an issue.

[@yoheff988]

I wonder what's the life span of a tool of this kind that actually looks like a toy, due to the fact that most parts are made out of plastic?

[@sawinery-woodworking]

I didn’t do any destructive testing of the tool, so my ability to answer this is limited. Nevertheless, the table and other parts that might be of concern were supported by a network of webbing, adding strength and stiffness. It wasn’t anywhere near as strong as metal; but for plastic, it seemed pretty good. Ultimately, how long it lasts will depend a lot on how roughly it is treated.