- The scroll saw has a small-width blade with fine cutting teeth that makes it possible to cut detailed and delicate cuts, like puzzle pieces or pieces cut for inlay work.
- A scroll saw is often used for craft projects, but it can cut thicker wood up to 2 inches thick.
- Scroll saw blades run perpendicular to the cutting surface. Because you use pressure against the blade when cutting, the blades can snap during use if you push too hard. Cheaper scroll saws may vibrate more and lower the quality of the cut.
- It is important to keep the dust off the area being cut so you can see the design you are following and cut it precisely.
- Some scroll saws have a hold down which helps to keep the piece steady while you cut it. It will help to protect your hand from the blade, too.











