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Awesome little saw for the pros, crafters, diy'er and just about every other woodworker Dremel MOTO
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- Опубликовано: 8 дек 2019
- This is one of those tools that you never knew you needed until you tried it. Great for for DIY'ers, crafts, pros and/or any other woodworker.
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Moto-Saw 0.6 Amp Corded Scroll Saw for Plastic, Laminates, and Metal
Can be removed from base and made into a portable coping saw
Auto-tensioning feature keeps the blade taut and help cut curves
Includes fast clamp base, case, 10 blades and vacuum adapter
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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Thank you for this review. I bought based on your recommendation and found it perfect for work on polyglass (acrylic sheets) for making computer case mods. it cuts well.
Do you think this will work on 1/8" plexiglass?
What kind off blade did you used?
I need to cut several 6" circles for a project I am working on.
@Bandido I'm sure as long as there is a blade to support that material then you would be fine but other than that I'm not sure
Thank you for your review! I'm new at using a scroll saw...I have drawn out many pieces, but someone else cut them & I finished them. Now, I'm doing the cutting myself!! I saw someone mentioned a headlamp to see better--that's a great idea! Thanks again for your video!!
I just ordered one of these, with 10% off it was only $106.00! Can't wait to play with it 👍
I really appreciate this review. Saw everything I needed to feel comfortable giving this tool a shot. Just doing minor trim coping on a regular basis. Don't need anything big, but also not wanting to do it manually either. This thing seems perfect.
Thank you for this review. I wear a headlamp, as you say, without a light on the subject it is very hard to see what you are doing.
Thanks for the great review. With your help I have decided tht this is what I need!
In Germany we make round sawblads. You don't turn you wood you just go in what direction you want and the sawblades don't bracke. Good video I live here in Canada now and want to by one for cutting small pieces what I carve later.
Hello Hello From Canada!!! You gave an awesome review of the little saw and shared some great points for and against it. All tools have benefits that are going to fit your uses or not but you really gave it a fair work over. I am new to your channel and I am looking forward to seeing more of your episodes plus what comes next. Keep up the super content and I hope you have great luck with all your future projects. Stay happy and healthy. 🤘😁👍
i thought for awhile this was a attatchment like the drill press. Now I see this a standalone unit.. awesome. Getting this soon no doubt!
Thank you for the video, I'm just about to set mine up, so your video has really helped 😁👍
I would like to add that since I bought this scroll saw, there is no way of tightening the blade holder, so it has somehow stretched and I cannot accurately cut anything. Sad to say, it is not used anymore as totally uneven cuts.
Just ordered one of these but didn't realise until you said that it doesn't come with the mitre gauge. Guess I'm just going to have to order one.
The only negative I can see long term is that the blades have pins on them which means there will be a minimum size hole that will have to be drilled in order to reinsert the blade to do internal cut outs. Other more commercial machines tend to not have the pins but cost a lot more.
Does this take both pinless and pinned types of blades? Do you know of a good Spiral blade that will work in it as well? Sorry, new and clueless but looking to pick one of these up.
Trz you amaze me with the tools you bring to the channel I didn't even know Dremel made that scroll saw. Great video I'll be looking for more very soon. Peace brother 👊 🎅
Thanks brother. Yeah there is a bunch of cool stuff out there and I love bringing with to the channel for you all.
Nice little tool. I looked at this before going with the WEN scroll saw. Another great offering from Dremel but the bigger scroll saw fit my needs better. Great video 👍
Thanks for the feedback John!!!!
This is *Perfect* 🤩
Thanks for your very helpful review. However, after attaching the saw blade I tend to notice that it isn't perfectly straight, resulting in angled cuts and making it challenging to get the wood straight in. The wood piece always tends to move away. As a fix I need to start at an angle and push it in at angle different from 0°, which isn't very ideal. Any help from anyone would be highly appreciated! Thanks...
real helpful thanks
Can u also so plastic, plexi, glass with this machine?
Are those standard size blades you can get anywhere? Do they have blades for metal?
I have this saw I do agree it should have come with a light and a miter gauge. I had the same issues with the blades it is frustrating.
I want it maybe next month's I order saw sadly. I love play
Hi bro, do you know if it cuts metal? What sizes is able to cut and what saw do I need to use?
U need that blue lever all the way back when tightning bud vibratiin could losen in and the blade bounce out
Very good saw easy to use blades fiddle to change but overall a good reliable tool to use like other dremel tools I use very good value for the money and a large selection to choose from I would a.ways buy dremel without question cheers James 2022 sussex uk
Spiral blade can be used?
Mine came with a mitre gauge.
One huge flaw is the blade drift.
i'm thinking about buying one.
The shadow cast was interesting to know. I wonder if they’ll make one with a built in light eventually?
It’s a no-brainer really, but a guess for just over $100 you can’t complain… too much.
Best review yet on this mini (crafter’s) scroll-saw.
Thanks man!
What is the maximum depth it will cut?
I would try it lol
Yeah but you got to figure out when it comes to tools like this you have to be one of the best when it comes to technique in designs you are up there with the best
Wow thanks for the awesome comment brother. I wish I would have had this a long time ago. Would have made my life much easier for sure Joseph
I've had mine for years and until recently haven't used it too often. I did just start it back up and was using the saw out of the base to cut some 1/4" plywood. Three blades snapped in the process. Have you ever had this happen?
Hi, My scroll saw arrived and it did have the mitre gauge in the package. Maybe yours was a packing error of some sort. Maybe ring them and check it out.
Younare forgetting to try it handheld. Its an awesome small machine
Nice machine 👍👍
Does it take pinless blades & are the adapters included for the pinless blades? Is there no tension to adjust?
TY! Great vid! TY!
Been a while since I used it, but I believe they have the pins attached to the blades👊
Does the arm or table tilt? Need to make some small foundry patterns, that have to be cut on a slight angle.
I'd like some thin shaved ham please (: Nice Vid Man!
Sounds delicious 😋lol. Thanks poetreats
It a cool tool nice.
Very cool tool and video Clint bro
welp, I picked one up along with 2 "angle adjustment" rails or fences, welp as you can see the rails are parallel with the cut direction? and the fence is not width adjustable, the guide simply spins on the rail to a 45 rendering it totally useless? did they not even try to use this rail for anything? why I dunno cuz you certainly cannot cut at a 45 degree angle to the blade? what are they thinking here? the rail should move opposite the cut direction so you can use it for adjustable width cutting which is what I need it for..
they need 2 more rails perpendicular to the existing ones perhaps on the outside edge then a fence to cut widths.. crazy the way it is now its pretty much useless, 2 rails the other direction one fence that connects between the two, an adjustable fence like a table saw..
I will use the two fences to hold in a piece of micarta with a hole drilled in it just large enough to put the blade through, this way I have a table to cut very small pieces, as in 1/8th width by 1/2" tall like 2.4" long.. mammoth tusk, guitar nets and saddles, as you know mammoth is quite rare and expensive so the chunks I can get two nuts out of I need to cut them in half, and this is the narrowest blade I could find for the job, a table saw blades width is the same width as a strat nut "1/8th" so you can see a table saw will not work with that kind of waste..
so my plan is to cut a micarta deck, holdit in place with one clamp and the two fences, then cut a piece of wood that's the distance away from the fence and blade as the width I need, 1/4" and 1/8th" should do as the strat nuts and acoustic saddles are 1/8th" thick and the acoustic nuts and les paul nuts are 1/4" thick.. thinking maybe use double sided tape to help secure the micarta deck and sizing blocks to the micarta, another reason I want a micarta deck, for adhesion and to cover the hole around the blade where small material would fall through, cant have that..
waiting for the sander so I can give it a whirl... it should work perfect long as it's not vibrating all over the place, should be able to find a sweet spot with teh variable speed which was another draw, the compact and portability was a draw as well.. I've had good success with dremel components they seem to be just good enough to get the job done which is welp, good enough...
I probably would not use this but its interesting
Looks like a table top stationary jigsaw
Hi there! Thank you so much for this great video I think I want to buy this tool for sure… Just a quick question, do you think it would work to do a long piece of molding?To put a scalloped edge on an 8 foot piece of molding? Thanks so much again:)
Thank you! Still can’t get the blade in though, would appreciate more detail on which way up, how the teeth must face
(excuse the ignorance!) as I’m dying to get started!
Push the 'head' down to give the extra room at the be top. I was nearly setting mine on fire today with the same issue
Do u think this saw would be good to cut thin filler sheet metal?
Hi, thanks for the review. I have purchased one not to long ago, by watching your video I notice your dremell sound very desent
my is making terrible noise. do you have any idea why? thanks for your help
I really don't know, but is the warranty still active on yours?
@@ToolReviewZone thanks I Wii look for the warrantee
hii
My blades break a lot, do you know what the reason is please?
Remind me of a Delta bandsaw that I use high school along with a Delta scroll saw it's most definitely got an custom wood Crafters would find this okay to use and if you have a smaller section of a garage and a lot of space that work with it's a go
Yeah its perfect for my needs. I'll probably use this way more than my bandsaw now
Very nicely donemy Friend !!! We just got a deal on a 16" scroll saw from a neighbor $30 anda small ill press also $30. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts and videos, Rodney
Have just become a dremel convert as a retired diy-er was wondering if this comes with a
U.K. 3 pin plug and could you confirm if it is 240 or 110volt, great video makes me want one
You can buy this in the Uk. It’s about £100 from numerous places.
I have some old balsa wood model airplane kits now. The 1/8th inch balsa sheets have the parts outlined, but i need to cut them out . This looks good. I'll look for your answer before i buy. Today is nov.1, 2020.🇺🇸...do you think it would be good for this ?
Hi I have the saw and yes if you use the right blades your be OK with it cheers James 2022 uk
Greetings from Scotland. Do you have any ideas how to cut a 45 degree mitre given the table does not adjust from 90 degrees?
make a jig at 45 degrees
I want to buy me one of these but I want to use Much Thicker wood like 1 inch or 2 Inch
Is it possible to turn material sideways so a long cut, (more than say 30") could be done? (So the gooseneck isn't in the way)
Ask Jesus!
Is that a smushed Spider?
Pretty cool. One of the pics on HD's sight shows it being held like a band saw. Did you make any cuts while holding it? Any blade deflection if so while being held?
Your actually correct Slams. I'll do it tomorrow and post it on the community page 👊
@@ToolReviewZone Awesome
Does anybody tried using this saw for aluminum sheets?
Hola, es de origen china?
That is cool for fine detail work I think that would be great for baby rattle type work
Yeah, not bad for only $79
Put phone on mini tripod and turn on the light maybe ?
Trz I would like to make a request. Could you do a review on the Milwaukee Gen 2 framing nailer. Peace brother
Absolutely buddy. It's not out yet, but I'll bring it as soon as its released. Probably January 👊
I have searched all over youtube for a video that will decipher the different wood thicknesses that each blade will cut and I cannot find ANYTHING. Even googling only got me guides of different scroll saw blades, I wish there was a video or even an image to show what blades you use for 1/8”, 1/4”, 1/2” etc. Pieces of wood. It’s so frustrating that dremel doesnt give more of a guide on any of their attachments. Just tells you the materials they can be used on 🤦🏻♀️
You have a dead spider on that wood. Eeeek.
And you touched the dead spider 😳
😆 lol 🤣
Did you happen to catch toolboss one of his videos today he has the Milwaukee chainsaw he's cutting down a tree I told him you still have a Beat with cutting down trees you chop down a cherry tree your neighbor's tree I just don't know if you guys and taking trees out LOL
Lol, ima cut down all his trees bro. That dude is a real pain in da arss. SLICE AND DICE BRO hehe
I can’t even get the damn blade in.. straight
Man. This .... SUCKED for me. And as far as just “throwing” the blade in & getting to work ..... yeah it took a professional carpenter & myself about 30 mins to get it in....
I actually had a pretty unpleasant time using this machine. & haven’t used it since that first time. It even dug into itself; I mean the blade somehow carved intk the area on the board just behind it. It shook like crazy when I used it... I was able to crappily cut an inch or 2 edge off a 1/2” piece of plywood about 12 inches long. That was it. And the 10 seconds it lasted was loud, wild, rough & like I said PRETTY unpleasant & I haven’t returned to this machine since.
I’m wondering if a regular old .. scroll saw would be better.... do they HAVE jig saws set up like a scroll saw? Where the blades comes in from the top? (You gotta excuse me, I’m NEW to this world of woodworking)
Any insight?
I actually have a hopeful plan to build a 3 in 1 table with a table saw, router, & jig saw in 1.
For the same money you can buy an actual scroll saw, thats more powerfull and far more stable.. Another dremel gadget that nobody actually needs..
You won’t notice it’s there...because you won’t use it
I bought this saw and after 3 days I threw it in the bin. Total trash, not accurate or stable. Good for foam.
it's really bad product and i don't know how you can recommend this to people whiteout filling that you kind of lie to them. this product is very bad and have a lot of vibretion and it's dose not even good to use like a toy it's have a bad quality And I would not recommend this product to anyone. Too bad for the money
Piece of rubbish . When the fun stops , STOP . Blade changes are a nightmare
Not worth the money! Doesn’t cut straight, not good with hardwood, can’t cut anything beyond 2cm depth, and the blades break with just a little pressure.