Dremel Moto-Saw review and giveaway!

I can’t lie! I am extremely excited about this post (eek!) I’ve been a Dremel lover for years now, actually while I was in college my friends called me “dremel girl” because I used my multipurpose tool for every single prototype project, no matter what I needed to do. So when I was contacted to do this review couldn’t help but do the happy dance =)

I had a few projects in mind to try this great new tool and the winner is a sign I plan to use for conner’s birthday party (can you believe he will be one in only a few more months?)

My original plan was to make it in a medium width plywood, but my first template was too big, so it was uncomfortable for me to cut, I decided to make the template a little bit smaller and use 3 sheets of foam board glued together. the moto-saw worked like a charm, it cut it like butter and the fact that the foam board is way lighter than plywood made the cutting so much easier than my first attempt.

To operate the Moto-Saw I attached it on the rail of our deck because I don’t have a table that I can put outside, If you plan to work with this tool inside be aware than the mess it’s just like a jigsaw. So I recommend to keep the work outside or in the garage =)

The Moto-saw comes with a set of different blades, a case and a vacuum attachment, I love that you can also use it free-hand (without the base) for all those parts that are hard to reach. The blades are super easy to use and when you have an internal cut, you can just drill a whole and pass the blade through it and cut the inside shape.

For my sign, I first made a template on Illustrator, printed it out and glued the template to my surface, then I carefully cut the shape. I used some sand paper to clean the edges that were too rough and to finish the surface I used a little bit of drywall to add some texture and make it look like one solid piece. I made the number separate from the main shape because I want to replace the number in the future for each birthday. (you can see my first attempt in the picture on the left and the successful second one in the right)

As a final step I spray painted the letters in turquoise and yellow, I’m planning on maybe adding some ribbon to attach it to the door or maybe the entry window. I am so happy with the way it turned out!! and this makes me even more excited to continue to work on the details for Conner’s birthday =)

If you want to learn more about this cool tool, you can check

Now comes the best part for YOU!! The people from Dremel wanted to share this awesome tool with one of you too!!

1 Lucky winner will receive a Dremel Moto-Saw tool kit of an approximate retail value of $100!

All you have to do to win, is comment below and let me know what project you’d like to tackle with this tool! The winner will be chosen on Wednesday and announced via Facebook and Instagram
Good Luck everyone and I hope you all have a lovely day!
XOXO

The winner of the giveaway is comment #6 Jenna!

Congratulations!

* I was given a Dremel Moto-Saw tool kit & a gift card to review and build my project as a compensation for this post, but please remember that all opinions are my own. I only review products I love and that I know you, my readers will love too. Please read my blog policy for further information, Thank you!