New Tool Day! Setting Up & Testing the Scheppach DECO-XLS Scroll Saw

Join me in today’s video as I unbox and put the Scheppach DECO-XLS Scroll Saw to the test! Whether you are into model building, intricate woodcrafts, or DIY projects, this 120W machine is designed for precision.
We’ll be walking through the setup process, checking out the build quality, and seeing how that hands-free foot pedal really performs during detailed cuts.

Key Features:

Hands-Free Operation
The saw's speed and on/off control are managed via a wide foot pedal, allowing the user to keep both hands on the workpiece for detailed, intricate cuts.

Enhanced Visibility
A flexible, large LED work light illuminates the cutting area, and a blower nozzle keeps the cutting line clear of dust and debris.

Quick Blade Change
It features a quick-release tension knob/lever for fast, tool-free blade changes.

Low Vibration
The solid, stable base and robust parallel arm design result in nearly vibration-free operation, which aids precision.

Versatile Material Cutting
The variable speed allows for cutting various materials besides wood, including plastics, metal, plexiglass, and plaster.

Motor Power: 120 W
Voltage: 220-240 V
Variable Speed: 500 – 1700 strokes per minute (spm)
Cutting Height (max): 50 mm
Cutting Depth/Throat: 406 mm (16 inches)
Blade Length: 127 mm (5 inches)
Blade Type: Pinned and standard fretsaw (pinless)
Stroke Length: 12 mm
Table Size: 415 x 255 mm
Table Tilt: 0° to +45° (adjustable)
Weight: 13.3 kg

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