Hegner Multicut 1 Scroll Saw / piece

Usage

The Hegner Multicut 1 scroll saw is designed for precise curve and intricate shape cutting in wood, plastics, and non-ferrous metals. It is suited for workshops, schools, and hobbyists working on detailed scrollwork projects.

Advantages

• Solid cast iron construction ensures stability during operation.
• Tilting aluminum work table (0–45°) allows beveled and angled cuts.
• Powerful asynchronous motor supports continuous use with low noise levels.
• Quick blade tensioning system facilitates efficient blade changes for internal cuts.
• Lacks quick-release blade clamps, requiring manual changes which may slow workflow slightly compared to higher-end models.

Specifications

• Design & Materials: Heavy-duty cast iron frame with a precision-ground alloy table (435 x 230 mm), throat depth of 365 mm, table tilts up to 45° for angled cutting.[4][5][10]
• Durability & Certifications: Asynchronous motor rated at continuous use; complies with industry safety standards; covered by a manufacturer's warranty.[4][5]
• Mesaured Performance: Max cutting height: - Softwood: up to 50 mm - Hardwood: up to 40 mm - Plastics (e.g., Plexiglas): up to 15–20 mm - Non-ferrous metals (aluminum, brass): up to 5–6 mm Blade stroke options: selectable between 12 mm and 15 mm Motor output: 100 W, 230 V, 1 speed at 1400 rpm. Machine dimensions: 520 x 270/290 mm. Weight:  ~16 kg.[4][5][6][8][10]
• Differentiating Features:  Uses standard fretsaw blades of ​130 mm length. Includes integrated dust extraction port​ Ø35 mm. Delivered with a set of ​60 saw blades​ and service tools for optimal versatility in materials processing.[4][5]

How it works

The Multicut 1 scroll saw operates by driving a fine blade vertically through the workpiece while the user guides the material along the desired path. The adjustable table enables both straight and angled cuts. Blade changes can be performed quickly thanks to an accessible clamping mechanism.[8]