The scroll saw that doesn't shake itself across the bench. The $110 ones vibrate like crazy and make detail work miserable, the DW788 has tool-free blade changes and minimal vibration, and it lasts.
With scroll saws, the main differences between cheap and expensive come down to vibration, the blade-changing system, and motor quality. The $110 ones shake like crazy and are frustrating to use for any detail work.
In a real budget, the DeWalt DW788 (around $600) is way better than the Amazon cheapies, tool-free blade changes, minimal vibration, and it'll last. It's worth saving up for if you're serious about the hobby. If $300 is a hard limit, the WEN 3922 is only about $100 and will still work, but expect more vibration.
They vibrate badly, which ruins detail work. The DW788 runs smooth with tool-free blade changes.
The WEN 3922 is about $100 and works, but you'll deal with more vibration than the DeWalt.
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