Stationary scroll saw Proxxon 28 092 — 220–240 V, 20 kg

The Proxxon stationary scroll saw 28 092 is a compact benchtop machine designed for precision cutting of wood, thin plastics and non-ferrous materials. Powered from a 220–240 V AC supply and weighing 20 kg, the saw features a low-profile die-cast aluminium arm for a clear top view of the workpiece, an adjustable air blower for dust removal, and a robust cast-steel base that reduces vibration for accurate, repeatable curved cuts, inlay work and model-making operations. The worktable measures 360 x 180 mm and can be tilted up to 45° to perform mitre cuts. The saw accepts standard pin-end blades and also clamps plain fretsaw blades securely.

Advantages

The combination of a die-cast aluminium arm and a sturdy cast-steel base provides stability and an unobstructed view of the cutting line, supporting detailed work and precise control. A tilting aluminium table allows angled cuts without changing setups, while the adjustable air blower keeps the cut line clear for better visibility. The supplied set of coarse and fine blades ensures immediate usability for different materials and grain types. Compact footprint and 20 kg weight make the machine suitable for fixed bench installation in small workshops, training rooms or hobby stations.

Suitable for

• Mould construction and precision mechanics
• Model building, architectural models and toy production (including puzzles)
• Carpentry tasks such as refurbishing antique furniture and detailed joinery
• School workshops and vocational training
• Cutting Plexiglas, glass-fibre reinforced plastic, foam, rubber, leather and cork

Key specifications

• Supply voltage: 220–240 V AC
• Weight: 20 kg
• Worktable material and size: die-cast aluminium, 360 × 180 mm
• Table tilt: up to 45° for mitre sawing
• Maximum cutting depths: 50 mm in wood, 30 mm in plastics, 10 mm in non-ferrous metals
• Saw arm: slender die-cast aluminium design for unobstructed top view
• Base: cast-steel housing for low vibration and stability
• Blade compatibility: standard pin-end blades and plain fretsaw blades clamped securely
• Dust management: adjustable air blower with nozzle
• Accessories included: set of coarse and fine saw blades

How to use

Secure the machine on a stable bench or work surface and connect to a properly rated 220–240 V AC outlet. Fit the appropriate saw blade for the material and task, ensuring the blade is clamped correctly whether using pin-end or plain fretsaw blades. Adjust the table tilt if an angled cut is required and set the air blower to clear dust from the cutting line. Feed the workpiece steadily into the blade at a controlled pace appropriate for the material thickness—slower for harder or thicker materials, and use light passes for intricate curves. Ensure the workpiece is properly supported and use clamps where necessary for small or irregular parts.

Usage recommendations

Use blades suited to the material: coarse blades for fast removal in soft wood, fine blades for detailed curves, thin plastics and non-ferrous metals. Wear appropriate eye and respiratory protection when cutting materials that produce fine dust or fibres, and secure small parts to prevent movement. Regularly check blade tension and replace worn blades to maintain cutting accuracy. For best results when cutting brittle materials such as Plexiglas or glass-fibre reinforced plastic, reduce feed speed and let the blade do the work to avoid chipping.