Using a Dremel Tool : Dremel Scroll Saw Tutorial

The scroll saw attachment to a Dremel tool can be used to cut random shapes into a variety of materials. Be sure to wear eye protection when using this high-speed rotary tool with tips from a professional carpenter in this free video on Dremel tools.

Expert: Stephen G. Anthony
Bio: Stephen G. Anthony is a professional carpenter, woodworker and handyman based in New York City and south Florida.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller

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[jodex96]

I wouldn't say those are safety goggles.

[jamesnuutinen]

oh god my speakers XD

[Christopher711]

If push came to shove couldn't you cut a piece of wood with it?

[ryanathan2]

@aberam1 lol what

[aberam1]

@ryanathan2 Other than the fact that all Dremel tools are built left hand oriented.

[ryanathan2]

yup that's how mine sounds too....also, yes that is a random shape you made and that's about all you can make. One of the very few things dremel made that doesn't really work that well.

[youutubestinks]

if you gonna use the tool in that way be sure to have alt least 25 or 30 mototools in hand to use them after they burn out one by one XD haha

[Krb68691]

@jodex96 Hi-impact polycarbonate lenses.

[TopGear6666]

When the blade breaks not if :)

[yigitdemir1]

how much does the dremel tool cost

[tharrington11]

@waveriderz The Dremel will work fine on hard wood if you go really slow and have complete control over it.

[waveriderz]

@tharrington11 well dude...i got one shot at this 'cuz i got no time to rebuild speaker cabinets. I have found Dremels to be more hobby tools. I have 'em, just don't own that particular bit. .My speaker baffles are harder than the plywood shown here, which is why i asked..