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MicroLux® Sword Saw

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$52.77 $79.95 In stock

Category: Saws

  • Variable speed at 100 to 2000 strokes per minute
  • Hold like a pencil to cut intricate patterns
  • Cuts balsa, basswood, and other softwood to 3/8 inch thick
  • Cuts pine up to 3/16 inch thick
  • Motor is 12DC at 2.5 amp with Power Boost technology sensing load feedback
  • Requires the variable speed MicroLux® High-Power Digital Transformer #91133 OR our NEW Variable Medium Duty Transformer 91219 (sold separately) for operation.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason G. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about the pencil grip, but it really does give you that control for tight curves—cut through some 3/8-inch basswood like butter. The 100 to 2000 strokes per minute range means I can slow it way down for the fragile bits, which saved me from breaking a half dozen pieces.

Ryan D. ★★★★★

The variable speed dial is a game changer—cranking it up to 2000 strokes per minute makes quick work of pine. I was able to trace some tight curves in basswood just by holding it like a pencil. Definitely glad I picked this up for my detail work.

Scarlett S. ★★★★★

Holding it like a pencil felt odd at first, but the control it gives on intricate curves is unreal. I’ve been cutting balsa for a model project and the 100-2000 strokes per minute range lets me slow way down for the tight spots.