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Unique design accepts blades in two directions (standard and 90 degrees) to allow for infinite ripping capacity
Variable speed goes from 400 to 1600 strokes per minute
Spacious 16-by-11-inch table bevels up to 45 degrees to the left for angled cuts
Cuts wood up to 2 inches thick with a 16-inch throat depth in the standard position
Features a thumb screw blade adapter for tool-free blade changes, a cast iron base, an air pump, a flex light, a dust port, a foot lock clamp, onboard storage, and three blades

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Beveling Table The spacious table features a 16-inch depth for cutting large workpieces and bevels up to 45 degrees to the left.	Blade Variety Whether your preference is pinned or pinless blades, the WEN 16-inch Variable Speed Scroll Saw handles them both.	Variable Speed Variable speed can be adjusted anywhere from 550 to 1600 strokes per minute with the simple turn of a knob.	Flexible Worklight The flexible worm work light can be adjusted and moved to illuminate workpieces of any shape and size.

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Item Dimensions	26.38 x 13 x 14.75 in	12.8 x 26.4 x 15.9 in	16.1 x 17.5 x 8.3 in	29.5 x 19.5 x 12.1 in	26 x 16 x 26 in	26 x 13.15 x 14.6 in

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Size:Tool-Free Blade Changes

Remember when your scroll saw could cut in two different directions? Take on the most intricate and artful cuts with the WEN 16-Inch Variable Speed Two-Direction Scroll Saw. The 9/16-inch stroke saws through hard woods up to two inches thick. Adjust the speed anywhere from 550 to 1600 strokes per minute with the simple turn of a knob. The cast iron base prevents vibration and walking during operation while the spacious 16-by-11-inch table bevels up to 45 degrees for angled cut. The adjustable air pump clears saw dust from your work area to give you a clear line of vision as you cut. This combined with the 1-1/2-inch dust port keep your work area clean so you can focus on your woodworking. The saw also includes a hold-down foot clamp for securing your project in place along with a flexible work light that bends and adjusts to whatever position your heart desires. This unique blade holder accepts both pinned and pinless blades while also allowing users to change the direction of their cut to accommodate their particular workpiece. For pinned blades, simply pop the pins out of the front holder and turn the blade 90 degrees. Now, your cuts are no longer confined by the 16-inch throat of the scroll saw. On top of that, our removable pinless blade holder design tightly grips blades to prevent them from coming loose during operation. Onboard blade and holder storage creates simple organization solutions between jobs. And because its a WEN product, your scroll saw comes backed by a two-year warranty, a nationwide network of skilled service technicians and a friendly customer help line, all to make sure you remember WEN.

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3921

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25.6 pounds

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26.4 x 13 x 14.8 inches

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3921

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Tool-Free Blade Changes

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120 volts

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144 watts

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Scroll Saw

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Date First Available

January 7, 2019

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Tim Shoemaker

Great unit for a great price.

August 12, 2015

Size: Tooled Blade ChangesVerified Purchase

So Far, I am very impressed.. This was my first time ever using this type of saw, so I watched some youtube videos on the subject just to help me understand some of the tricks. That paid off! Since I knew what to expect, I was able to apply what I learned very quickly, and I was able to cut my first project fairly successfully. I know with a little more practice, that I will be a pro! While most of the videos I watched were using machines that were 5-10 times the price, I found that this unit performed just as good. After using this unit for a while, I might try a more expensive unit, but I doubt that there can be THAT much difference to force an upgrade.
UPDATE... after several evenings of cutting out many small parts for a toy for my grandson, I can say that I am very impressed with the results. Everything (Noah's Ark + many animals) you see in the attached photo was cut with the WEN.

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Crack in neck after light use

October 20, 2015

Size: Tooled Blade Changes

For the low price I thought this would be fine for the few occasions that I need a scroll saw. It is true that mounting the blades takes a few minutes, but unless you're changing blades a lot, not really a problem. Mounted the saw to 3/4' ply and then locked onto my bench top and had no problems with vibration. The little blower didn't seem to function very well; I have ended up blowing the work path clear myself; again-it's not a lot of money. Then a big problem: crack in neck discovered after only a half-dozen cuts in 1/2" poplar and walnut. Now we'll see how good the warranty is…more to follow.
Update: contact with Tech Support went quickly; just email them receipt and they will provide pre-paid shipping label.
Update: supplier sent me a new saw, and it has worked as promised. Return of damaged product was pretty much as hassle free as you could expect and only took about 10 days from returning to to local UPS store until UPS delivered my replacement.

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It's a great product for it's price

December 9, 2016

Size: Tooled Blade ChangesVerified Purchase

I bought this saw a couple of weeks ago when it was on sale for 69$. It's a great product for it's price. You can see in the pictures a few of the things that I have cut using this saw. I am new to this hobby and these are my first cuts.

As this is a cheap device, it comes with its own flaws. First noticeable flaw is that the saw is without vibration upto medium speed and if you go to the high speed it wants to jump around. This maybe amplified by the fact that my table is not the most stable table. Another problem is that the original insert has giant gaps which makes cutting intricate details difficult and if you are not careful it can cause your narrow pieces to break. However, it was really easy to make a zero-clearance insert for it which I made from some leftover parts. It makes a huge difference as you can make your insert flush with the table. Also, the bottom blade holder is really not accessible which makes working with pinless blades really difficult. So, I removed the guard and made a little holder for its toolbox on a piece of plywood and screwed it to the casted body of the saw.

Some customers have complained about the blades slipping out of the holders no matter how much you tighten the holder. This is because the blades usually come with a slipper surface and covered with a layer of oil to protect them from rust. Just a little sanding of the end of the pinless blades help them to stay in the holders even with a very high tension.

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Good for kids, but likely to bring about the End Times

January 23, 2018

Size: Tooled Blade ChangesVerified Purchase

This is one of the lowest-priced scrollsaws that I know of, so I can't be too mad about this product. In fact, like the other Wen products I've bought, the build quality is amazing for the price, it arrives on time and is not difficult to assemble and start using. But actually using the saw induces rage the likes of which I've never before experienced, to a level that can only be attributable to the Devil himself.
Here's the thing: they do not mention (for obvious reasons) on the product description that this scrollsaw is only practically usable on the most basic projects for complete beginners. If you've never used a scrollsaw before and you just want to make a cat-silhouette bookend, or maybe a large-piece jigsaw puzzle for your 5-yr-old grandkid, this saw is for you. Throwing a pinned blade in there and making simple obtuse angles and shallow curves is surprisingly easy, even for a total beginner. It even comes with a couple blades!
However if you've done scrollsaw work before (or even if you haven't) and want to be able to make detailed or intricate pieces, don't even consider this saw. It's not because the machine doesn't function well, again the saw is well-made and runs smoothly. It's simply because the physical design of the blade holders means that using unpinned blades on inside cuts makes me want to crucify someone. The blades do not clamp into the saw, the clamps are separate tiny things with set screws on either side and hooks that are meant to catch little lips on the blade holders on the saw. The saw does not hold the clamps in place except by tension on the blade. This design was clearly hatched by Satan, and is responsible for all of the previously mentioned homicidal rage.
The result of this unholy abomination is what I will politely describe as extreme difficulty when doing inside cuts with unpinned blades. You know, the kind of blades you absolutely must use for sharp angles and fine detail work. Let me break it down, if you're like me and not super nimble with the fingers it goes like this:
1) Put the bottom clamp on the blade. Spend several minutes with a work light and a magnifying glass trying to make sure you are tightening the set screws with the blade in the middle of the clamp, not too deep in there, not too far front or back. The design of the clamp makes this step really easy to mess up, so be diligent.
2) Thread this assembly from the bottom through your piece
3) Deftly slide the piece and blade onto the saw's table, being careful NOT to let the blade drop completely out of the piece but you have to allow the bottom clamp on the end of the blade to fall through the clearance hole in the table while simultaneously reaching with 2 fingers in a crab-pincer-type procedure into a small gap in the saw's enclosure and grab the clamp as it falls past your hand. When you miss and it falls past your hand, Go back to step 2. Don't get mad, you're still on the easy part.
4) Use your free hand to grab the blade above the piece, and pull up to hold the bottom clamp against the underside of the table so it doesn't fall
5) Let go of the bottom clamp now that you've got the blade in your other hand, and use this newly freed hand to grab the top clamp off your workbench. Promptly drop it, so that it bounces and of course immediately rolls all the way under your bench. Start over from step 2. I know it doesn't feel like it but you're still, amazingly, on the easy part.
6) Here's where it gets a little tricky. Use your finely tuned military precision finger control to thread the blade into position on the top clamp, tighten the clamp's set screw, AND hold the clamp itself, all at the same time and all with the one hand. Also, this is done with the top blade holder right where your clamp needs to end up. If and when you hit the 20-minute mark on this step, don't worry it usually takes this long, don't give up and don't be a baby. Saying a quick prayer to Beelzebub has been known to hasten the process somehow.
7) Place the top clamp over the lip on the saw's top blade holder
8) Reach again into the lightless nether regions of the saw with your 2-finger crab move to blindly and entirely by feel maneuver the bottom clamp over the bottom blade holder lip and into position.
9) Put tension on the blade while crossing all 10 fingers and praying to the Dark Lord that you managed to get enough force on the set screws to actually hold the blade with tension. Most of the time you didn't, and it pops out. If the top clamp slips, you only have to go back to step 6. If the bottom clamp is the culprit, start completely over.
10) If you get this far, slide the clearance hole cover into place underneath your piece (again entirely by feel unless you're gonna bend over see it edge-on), thank the Prince of Darkness for finally showing mercy on you, and make your cut.

This process in it's entirety, plus the (admittedly easier) reverse to get it back off, must be repeated for every single inside cut you make. Every. Single. Cut. Oh and also when the blade breaks, which is inevitable on any scrollsaw. So those cool scrollwork box patterns with symmetric detailed cutouts you found and printed? Either you block out a few hours per day for the next 3 months or you sacrifice a goat to Lucifer in return for magical blade-clamping powers. Or you get a different saw, I guess.
I get it, they really really wanted to be able to sell this as a saw that can use either type of blade. But due to this ridiculous design fail and the obvious influence of the Antichrist, I can't give it the 5 stars it would otherwise merit due to it's quality build and very affordable price.

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