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WEN 3922 16-inch Variable Speed Scroll Saw with Easy-Access Blade Changes

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At a glance

Condition
New
Dimensions
16"L x 15.3"W x 13"H
Weight
24.9 lb
Color
Black,orange, Orange, Silver
Blade Material
Iron
Surface Recommendation
Wood
Power Source
Corded Electric
In the box
Thumb screw blade adapter for tool-free blade changesa cast iron basean air pumpa dust porta foot lock clampand three 5-inch blades

Features 5

  • Unique side panel flips open for easy-access blade changes
  • Variable speed goes from 550 to 1600 strokes per minute
  • Spacious 16-by-10-inch table bevels up to 45 degrees for angled cuts
  • Cuts wood up to 2 inches thick with a 16-inch throat depth

Description

Remember when you could make intricate and artful cuts? Let the good times scroll with the WEN 16-Inch Variable Speed Scroll Saw. The 9/16-inch stroke saws through hard woods up to two inches thick. Adjust the speed anywhere from 550 to 1600 strokes per minute with the simple turn of a knob. The cast iron base prevents vibration and walking during operation while the spacious 16. 25-by-10-inch table bevels up to 45 degrees for angled cuts. The adjustable air pump clears saw dust from your work area to give you a clear line of vision. This combined with the 1-1/2-inch dust port keep your work area clean so you can focus on your woodworking. There’s no need to fret about blade changes - the included blade holder accepts pinned, pinless, and spiral blades while the unique side panel swings open for easy access to the bottom blade holder. This package includes one 15 TPI pinned blade, one 18 TPI pinned blade, and one 18 TPI pinless blade. And because its a WEN product, your scroll saw comes backed by a two-year , a stocked inventory of replacement parts, and a friendly customer help line, all to make sure you remember WEN.

Specs 26

Brand WEN
Color Black,orange, Orange, Silver
Blade Material Iron
Surface Recommendation Wood
Power Source Corded Electric
Other Special Features of the Product Brushless
Voltage 15 volts
Number of Teeth 18

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Top Amazon Reviews


Durable, Easy to Use, Amazing Value
Style: with Easy-Access Blade Changes
Everything in the pictures was cut with this saw. I have owned this saw now for 18 months. I have used it for 100s of hours on scores of projects. This is the only scrollsaw I have ever owned, and over the past year and a half I have enjoyed getting to know this machine better and growing my skills to make more and more detailed designs. I recently made a set of 5, 100 piece puzzles as gifts for friends and family (see picture with some of the pieces). I also made some smaller puzzles. But I've done much more than just the pictured puzzles with my WEN scrollsaw. I've made tons of decorative seasonal items (a nativity, little Easter eggs, etc), toys for my kids (little animals), and little cutouts of movie characters that I gave to kids for Halloween. In October last year, I was repairing my garage ceiling, and needed thin wood shims to lower the drywall a little. I cut the shims to the exact width I needed using this saw (yes, this could be done with other saws, but all I've got besides this is a circular saw). We built custom shelving for our pantry and needed the shelves cut to a precise shape. Yep, you guessed it, my trusty WEN scrollsaw came to the rescue. I was replacing a closet rod and needed the new one cut to length. Do you know how hard it is to make it hold still while cutting with a circular saw?? Guess which saw I ended up using to cut the rod? WEN! My point is, this saw ended up being far more powerful and versatile than I ever imagined. It's stood the test of time, handled all sorts of materials, and keeps on chugging along. A few notes: - I use Olson Skip Tooth Pinless Saw blades. Pinless blades work great in this machine. Just use the included Allen Wrench to tighten the clamps down. - I ended up breaking one of my thumb screws because I was tightening it too much. I contacted Wen, and they sent me a new one. They also sent me a new clamp for the blade, since the broken screw was stuck in mine. Excellent customer service. I don't use the plastic part of the thumb screw anymore - just use the wrench - and I haven't had issues since. - The air pump doesn't blow much air because the bellows is a little too short. To fix this, I cut a thin rectangle of wood that fits on top of the upper arm of the saw. It sits between the bellows and the arm, and compresses the bellows when the arm moves. Now, the blower works great! - I have never tilted the table (always keep it at a right angle to the blade). I set the table stop right where I wanted it and it has never budged since. I check from time to time to make sure that it's still square, and it has stayed right where I put it. - Clamp the saw to the table while you use it (or use the included mounting holes to permanently mount it to a table). This cuts down on vibrations so much and really helps. - I recommend buying a "dead man" foot switch for use with this saw. That way you can control the blade movement on/off with your foot (kind of like a sewing machine). My foot pedal takes this saw to a whole new level! Before buying this saw I was skeptical as I had never heard of the WEN brand before, and was worried about getting a cheaply made saw. In the end, I went for it because I didn't want to spend 100s on another saw since I'd never even used a scrollsaw before. I am so glad that I trusted WEN because they delivered! This saw is my favorite tool. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2022 by Tanner

Great Scroll Saw for a Hobby Woodworker!
Style: with Easy-Access Blade Changes
I purchased the WEN scroll saw for my small woodworking shop, and I can't wait to start using it. I wanted something that would allow me to make more detailed cuts and expand the types of projects I could make without spending a fortune, and this was a great choice. It was easy to set up and is very straightforward to use, even if you're fairly new to scroll saw work. The saw feels sturdy, runs smoothly, and gives me much more control for curves and detailed cuts than I can get with my other saws. One of the things I really like is being able to take a piece of offal and turn it into something special. I've been experimenting with different woodworking projects, and this saw will open up a whole new range of possibilities for me. For the price, I think this is an excellent scroll saw for a hobbyist or someone putting together a small home workshop. I'm very pleased with my purchase and looking forward to seeing what else I can create with it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2026 by Kimberly Smith

Nice Saw And Easy To Use
Style: with Easy-Access Blade Changes
So far so good. This is a nice little scroll saw for the money. I do wish that the blower would have a bit more power but that isn't much of a problem. It isn't very heavy at all and it was pretty easy to set up and use for the most part. Changing blades with pins is a bit of a struggle for anyone who has adult sized hands but once you get used to changing them you can change them out pretty effortlessly. The noise level is not anything you wouldn't expect from a scroll saw. It will work fine for the light work that I do on one and it seems like it is durable enough to hold up for my use. It's not a professional saw by any stretch but I'm not a professional guy. I make little things here and there and sometimes I need a scroll saw so this one seems to do just fine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2025 by Psummers

Perfect for Detailed Cuts – Great for Beginners & Hobbyists
Style: with Easy-Access Blade Changes
As someone who works on a lot of creative wood projects, I’m super impressed with the WEN 3922 16-Inch Variable Speed Scroll Saw. It’s been a total game-changer for my crafting setup, and I highly recommend it for anyone wanting a reliable scroll saw without breaking the bank. Easy to Use Right Out of the Box This scroll saw came nearly ready to go, which I appreciated. Setup was simple and took less than 20 minutes. The instructions were clear, and all the pieces felt solid and well-made. Smooth and Quiet Operation It runs quietly and smoothly, even on thicker wood. The variable speed is super helpful—I can slow it down for delicate designs or speed it up for quicker straight cuts. The adjustable table also tilts for angled work, which has been really useful on my current projects. Tool-Free Blade Changes = Major Win Blade swaps are super simple thanks to the easy-access side panel. No extra tools needed—just open, change, and you’re back to cutting. This feature alone makes this saw stand out. Great for Intricate Work I’ve used it on everything from signs to more detailed designs, and it handles curves like a dream. It’s got a nice balance between stability and flexibility, especially for smaller hands or beginners. Bonus Features I Love The built-in air pump keeps the cutting line clear of dust (very handy), and the cast iron base keeps it stable—no shaking or wobbling while working. Final Thoughts: If you’re getting into scroll work or just need something dependable for detailed wood projects, this one’s a winner. It’s affordable, efficient, and built to last. I honestly didn’t expect to love it this much, but here we are! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2025 by Heaven

They haven't disappointed yet
Style: with Easy-Access Blade Changes
G4eat at price works very well pacaged well too.....but I think it had been opened before and did not come with spare blades other than that I did test cuts and it worked great even try3d it on a old wet peace of fence no complaints...yet lol
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2026 by Mailing addresd

Nice
Style: with Easy-Access Blade Changes
Good item, as described. Fast shipping. Good seller, recommended.
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2026 by dave

Easy to user
Style: with Easy-Access Blade Changes
Works great !!
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2026 by William Ranney

Poor quality of materials.
Style: with Easy-Access Blade Changes
The plastic face plate flexes under pressure and fails to support the piece being cut. This results in a lot of vibration and instability. If you plan to work on material with any substance at all over 1/4, look elsewhere. Another problem is the t-bolts used to hold the blades. Seriously, what would the cost impact of a slightly bigger screw made of a slightly better quality plastic be? I can’t get enough pressure on the blade without fastening these as tight as they will turn and it is so difficult with the tiny leverage and the plastic digging into your skin. Add bigger t-bolts to hold the blade and a non-flexible throat plate, you get a 5-star saw. In its current state though, I regret not spending more to get something I can use comfortably. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2026 by Murat Timucin
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