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Saturday, May 16
Features
- Variable speed range of 400 to 1,550 strokes per minute
- Arm tilts 45 right and 30 left (45 with removal of dust port)
- Removable 2-1/2-in. dust port on underside of the table collects dust at the source
- Large 11-5/8-in. x 21-in., 1/4-in.-thick steel table limits vibration and provides a stable work table
- Exclusive 2-in-1 upper blade change mechanism both clamps and tensions at the same time
- Slotted table allows for easier and quicker blade changes
- Top lift, spring-loaded arm raises 10 in. and stays up until pulled back down
Description
Say hello to JET's 18-inch scroll saw. Combining best-in-class features with innovation and thoughtful design to create the machine you've been waiting for. The best part about this saw is the blade change process. The exclusive upper mechanism clamps and tensions the blade in one step. In addition to the upper mechanism, the toolless lower blade holder is removable and the table features a slot for the blade.The features don't stop there: this saw offers 18 in. of throat capacity, and an arm that tilts 45° right and 30° left (45° if dust port is removed). This saw is designed to optimize your scrolling experience. From the variable speed range to a top lift, spring-loaded arm it comes fully loaded with all the features you’d expect.
Brand: Jet
Color: White
Blade Material: High Speed Steel
Surface Recommendation: Wood
Power Source: Corded Electric
Power Source: Corded Electric
Other Special Features of the Product: Bevel Capability, Dust Blower
Voltage: 120 Volts
Number of Teeth: 5
Cutting Angle: 45 Degrees
Wattage: 50 watts
Blade Shape: Rectangular
Current Rating: 15 Amps
Surface Recommendation: Wood
Warranty Type: Limited
Specification Met: Corded Electric, Scroll Saw Standards
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 30.7"L x 15.7"W x 17.3"H
Item Weight: 54 Pounds
Blade Length: 18 Inches
Color: White
Brand Name: Jet
Included Components: Scroll Saw, Leveling Feet (x4), Lower Blade Holders (x3), Blades (0.36mm (t) x 1.1mm (W) x 130mm (L) x 11 TPI)(x5)
Model Number: JWSS-18B
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 5-Year Warranty (if used for commercial or industrial purposes then defaults to a 2-Year Warranty)
Global Trade Identification Number: 26
UPC: 731325750126
Manufacturer Part Number: 727300B
Manufacturer: JET Tools
Item Type Name: Scroll Saw
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Blade Material: High Speed Steel
Handle Material: Steel with plastic cover
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Saturday, May 16
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Style: Scroll Saw
Had to return the first saw that arrived and reorder one, as a forklift or other machinery had punched a large fork-sized hole completely through from one side of the carton to the other and I feared damage. Returned the carton unopened for replacement. Second arrived fine. There was no owner's manual in the carton but I understand that nowadays, consumers are sometimes expected to download and print off a manual for themselves at home. Well! There's a bunch of printer ink gone... I'm a retired toolmaker and am quite particular about tools. This 18 inch Jet JWSS-18B scroll saw checks all the boxes for me. Flat ground and nicely coated steel plate table, parts aligned, no rattles and everything functions for me as designed. Thickness of the stamped steel frame steel and all other metal components, in my opinion, are appropriate for application. Any small plastic components appear to be quality material and quite rugged. Did I consider the Jet 22 inch version? Sure did. But this more compact 18 inch Jet fits my needs well. I don't need a car hauler to go to the grocery store for bread and milk, and likewise I don't need the extra 4 inches of throat depth in our little shop. And for me, shorter translates to less potential flex of the upper arm. Vibration of my saw in use is very minimal. But I only have experience with my Dremel scroll saw at age 12 in 1970, my Delta 2 speed in the 1990's, and my beloved wife's WEN made 3 years ago. I have no idea how my saw's vibration compares to a Hegner or Pegas, but I do know that I can stand a nickel coin on edge on my particular saw's table where it will remain standing while I run the saw through the entire speed range. The nickel will rotate on edge but will not fall over. Impressive. One feature I learned I was not particularly fond of is the Jet lower blade clamp. I sometimes switch up feeding the blade for an inside cut from top feeding to bottom feeding. I found that I prefer the Pegas style clamps upper and lower, so I fitted them aftermarket onto my saw with a minor modification to the length of the table blade opening. The aftermarket clamps secure the blade and allow me to thread through a pilot hole easier, but different operators may have different approaches. Someone else may prefer the Jet clamp. The factory blade clamps do stand by at the ready for future use when and if the need arises, so I cannot fault the design or execution of the blade clamp system on my Jet. I just have different preferences. My saw has plenty of power for everything I ask of it. On the upper extreme I often cut 1 inch thick kiln-dried white and red oak into puzzles, 1 1/2 inch thick kiln-dried black walnut puzzles, all plywood thicknesses up to 1 1/2 inches (laminated), and black cherry from 1/4 inch up to 1 1/2 inches thick. Blade selection is critical and allowing the blade time to cut the stock and clear the dust and chips is very important. I invested time in learning best blade selection based on wood thickness and hardness. I purchased top quality Pegas blades from the outset also. There are several well-made blade brands available in addition to the Pegas blades. For me, all top-quality blades have to be mail ordered anyhow. I do not use power dust collection but rather prefer a fine particle mask for personal protection equipment when sawing. Quiet and effective for me. And good safety glasses. I do my work with our shop doors wide open and only in warm weather (I'm old and demand comfort in the shop, returning indoors to do leather crafting during poor weather). The Jet factory-included dust blower works very well for me. It stays in place without drifting in use, doesn't create a tornado, nor let dust accumulate at the kerf line. Fine and dandy with mine. For speed, safety and ease I use a momentary foot switch, and my beautiful Jet 18 inch scroll saw (named Joan, after the Rock N Roller) is attached to a rolling (locking caster) hinged tilt top table of my own design. I cut thick rubber washers from old band saw wheel tires to mount between my saw and stand. A goose neck LED sewing machine light with a magnetic base from Amazon is the perfect light source for me. Hard to beat the $10 price too. A slide-out accessory drawer, scrap bin and hinged side table surface complete the stand picture. So. Am I happy I bought my 18 inch Jet scroll saw? Absolutely. Do I use it 8 hours a day 5 days a week? No. That's a job, and I'm retired. Fun and creative saw to use? Mercy yes. I wish I'd have known about how much fun a well designed and made scroll saw is 40 years ago. But better late than never for me. When friends ask me about choosing a tool I always tell them to choose and buy the best one they can afford because that's what I myself do. I've upgraded scroll saws several times and I can now stop upgrading. I've found my machine which meets all my needs and more, with a few custom tweaks. For ME, this saw is perfection.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2024 by Fat Old Buyer Don
Style: Scroll Saw
This is my first scroll saw. I have never used one before so I have nothing to compare it to. I am not new to woodworking, though. I bought this through Amazon resale, used, like new so I saved a good amount of money that I couldn’t say no to. The build quality is what I expected of a jet product. Looks great, solid build. Vibration is non existent at a speed you would normally use. I keep mine about half way and it’s not an issue. Higher than that and you will notice it. I have mine bolted to a jet flip stand. I’m sure it would be even less on a more substantial platform or bench. It cuts well using Flying Dutchman blades. Blade changes are easy as well as tensioning. I’m using it for intarsia as I wanted to learn the art. For the price I paid, I’m happy. If I had to pay full retail I would probably just consider the pegas, though (which I was considering). It is quiet and does have dust collection, but I don’t have it hooked up to my system yet so I can’t comment on how well it is. I like that the head tilts if you need to change the angle.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2025 by Doug
Style: Scroll Saw
This is a very well-made scroll saw. It is easy to use and set up, has a good steel table, and the arm, rather than the table, pivots for bevel cuts. I find this much easier to use than a traditional tilting table. Best of all, blade changes are a snap, and only take a few seconds. The reason I gave it only 4 stars is that it vibrates a bit more than I would expect at this price level. I greatly improved the issue by bolting the saw to a 3-inch thick stone table, but that’s a bit more trouble than most people will be willing to undertake.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025 by JoLe
Style: Scroll Saw
Expensive,but well worth the price. I did have a much cheaper one, and the difference is night and day
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Style: Scroll Saw
Runs smooth and quiet, cuts awesome, I'm very pleased with the purchase. Set up and ready to go right out of the box, even had the blade in it already.
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2020 by Amazon Customer
Style: Scroll Saw
I really enjoy using this saw. With the right blade it cuts effortlessly and nice and smooth. I also love the dust collection ability on it. It works great, saves a lot of cleanup time. I just wish the lower blade holder had a clip like on the larger saw so it wouldn’t fall out when you release the tension on the blade. I ended up buying the Pegasus blade holder for it. I do production cutting on it, 6-8 hours a day cutting 3/4” pine and have had no issues other than the lower blade holder.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2023 by dsawdust
Style: Scroll Saw
1. This scroll saw is awesome! 2. The directions for setup are clear. 3. Jet makes excellent prosumer and professional shop tools I upgraded from a craftsman that I learned on. I’d say this saw is not really for beginners mainly because if you want to make just a couple things and be done with the hobby then buy a cheaper saw. If you want to really get into scrolling then this is great saw that will last you a long while. I gave the saw 4 stars because I feel like it vibrates too much at the highest speed and I do have it mounted to a heavy cabinet on hd wheels. To alleviate this, I put sound deadner (you read that right: search Noico) on my cabinet and on the saw and it helped dramatically. Another way to fix this is to just buy the 21in Jet (but it costs 400 more) This saw is made at the same factory as the Seyco, and King in Taiwan. Do NOT buy the current Excalibur that looks similar. That saw is made in China and they don’t have their manufacturing up to the same quality as the Jet, Seyco, and King right now. If you want to read about that then google “Excalibur not made in Canada “
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2020 by Caleb Reynolds
Style: Scroll Saw
Excellent, easy to intarsia with.
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2024 by Sue Mackey