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Delta SS250 Shopmaster 16 inch Variable Speed Scroll Saw Delta MORE INFO

Amazon.com This entry-level scroll saw from Delta has only the bells and whistles that the home hobbyist really needs. It's a cut above their SS200 model, differing mostly in that it offers variable speed and the Quickset II blade-changing system, both handy features. The cast iron, round table--measuring 11-3/4 inches in diameter--will tilt to 45 degrees to let you cut bevels. When you're done, a positive stop brings the table back accurately perpendicular to your blade. If you're looking to do some interior scrolling, this saw is a great choice at a good price. Its Quickset blade-changing system allows you to drill your pilot hole, snap open the Quickset chuck, run the blade easily through your pilot hole, and seat it back in the Quickset chuck--a snap, and you're cutting. Blade tensioning is accomplished with a fingertip control, extending your blade life and preventing snapped blades. The nifty built-in blower keeps your cut line clear. The saw has onboard blade storage, as well as a pretty generous 16-inch throat capacity (the distance from the blade to the inside back of the saw). You can buy a stand for it or mount it on your workbench; either way, predrilled holes in the tool base will make that job a breeze. --Kris Jensen- Van Heste From the Manufacturer Now there's an easy way to handle intricate, inside curve-cutting jobs: The Delta 40-540 scroll saw with 16-inch arm-to-blade capacity. Handy fingertip blade tensioning control takes stress off the blade so it lasts longer. The variable speed motor allows you to select the exact speed needed for the best cutting results in a variety of materials. The parallel arm design keeps the blade moving straight up and down for more accurate cutting. For angle cutting, the table tilts up to 45 degrees to... read more