it cuts with upstrokes because the direction of teeths are on upward
So that it will cut on the downstroke.
A scroll saw can do this.
Obviously A router is NOT a saw. -To cut patterns use a jig saw or a scroll saw.
It is a very accurate and specialised scroll saw. It can cut the most intricate patterns and designs in thin wood sheets.
A scroll saw is a saw with a very thin blade that will make very intricate cuts.
You can cut acrylic with a hard point hand saw or even a normal tungsten tipped power saw. if you don't have these try scraping a grove with a new tungsten grout remover. Note if you do it with a hand saw lean the saw well back as you cut and try not to twist the blade. You can also use a scroll saw, and cut out shapes with it, which allows you cut shapes. You can also use a pedistal drill to cut out a hole and you can cut out a shape from the middle of the acrylic
If I was cutting curves in wood, I would use a sabre saw or a keyhole saw.If I was cutting curves in wood, I would use a sabre saw or a keyhole saw.
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The scroll saw is often called a 'jig-saw' in places other than north America.
a scroll saw is like a jig saw with a small straight blade while a skill saw is actually called a circular saw and typically has a 6 or 7 1/4 inch blade. it is sometimes called a skill saw because that is one of the brands that makes them.
The scroll saw is also called a 'Jig-saw' although this term is often used for the sabre saw outside USA.
It is useful for cutting detailed curves or patterns on wood. A scroll saw is very similar to a coping saw except it cuts quicker!