The teeth on these blades are designed to cut more quickly than other scroll saw blades. Choose more teeth per inch for a smooth cut; choose fewer teeth per inch for fast, rough cutting.

Make your most detailed, intricate cuts. Originally used for jewelry making and highly decorative carvings, these saws are also useful for creating templates, models, and prototypes. These scroll saws have a thin, narrow blade—narrower than a pencil—that moves up and down at high speeds for precise cuts. Change the speed of the blade to cut though different materials and thicknesses. Use faster speeds for soft woods and slower speeds for metals, plastics, and hard woods. Two parallel arms hold the blade to reduce vibration and keep the blade perpendicular to your workpiece. For cuts in the center of your workpiece, drill a pilot hole, then thread the blade through. An adjustable dust blower on these saws clears debris to keep your cut line visible.