WEN 15-Amp 10 in. Sliding Compound Miter Saw - VS - 2x6 & 4x4 test
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- Опубликовано: 29 дек 2018
- See the performance of this budget WEN 10 in. Sliding Compound Miter Saw (15A). The saw provide a max cutting capacity 3.25 in. thick and 11.5 in. deep. The WEN 10 in. Sliding Compound Miter Saw allows for straight, miter, bevel and compound cuts all in 1 reliable and compact machine. Bevel anywhere from 0° to 45° to the left and miter up to 52° in both directions. With 15-Amp of slicing power and 5500 RPM, you’ll be able to easily tackle boards up to 3.25 in. thick. The spacious work table provides room for boards up to 11.5 in. in depth to fit. Included is a 60-tooth carbide-tipped blade for dependable and precise sawing and a dust collection bag to minimize post-sawing clean up. Despite providing you all of these features and more, the WEN 10 in. Sliding Compound Miter Saw still weighs in at a mere 30 lbs. This combined with the carrying handle makes transportation from workshop to the job site and back simpler than ever. The work table includes two support arms, a fence and a hold down clamp while the automatic blade cover retracts upon operation to minimize accidents and maximize safety. Comes with a 2-year warranty.
Summary: Powerful 15-Amp motor supplies 5500 RPM, Bevel anywhere from 0° to 45° to the left and miter up to 52° in both directions, Includes 60-tooth carbide tipped blade, dust collection bag, support arms, fence and hold down clamp, Spacious worktable and powerful saw provide a max cutting capacity 3.25 in. thick and 11.5 in. deep, Weighs in at a mere 30 lbs. and is backed by a 2-year warranty.
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You should always start at the end closest to you, and push the blade away from you. Don't ever pull it towards you while you're making a cut. You can end up seriously injured.
Yes and reading this while watching him cut the 4x4 that hand is way too close, give your fingers more than a couple inches and keep those hands away from the blade! You can also use clamps
Jason J I recently lost the majority of my finger tip to the very same mistake. My hand was plenty far away right up until the work got yanked up and pulled my hand in to the blade. Healed now, lesson learned...
Yup, and you need to allow the blade to stop before lifting it. You could end up shooting a chunk of wood at high velocity, kickback is another possibility. I know the 4x4 wasn't going anywhere but if you do it that way with a 4x4, you'll do it with smaller boards. I realize that's a hard habit to break, I still catch myself doing it from time to time, but if you get into the habit of letting the blade stop before you raise the saw when you're cutting in situations that aren't likely to have kickback, you're more likely to do it when you're in situations where kickback is possible. Just a tip.
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New WEM 10" MM1011 sliding miter saw more compact and needs no clearance in the back
How did you not get through that 4x4 with one cut?
10" blade... but then there is the coupler and the thru-bolt (center hub/armature that holds the blade on) ...making for about 3.86" cutting depth.
@@eltorocal 4x4 nominal is 3.5" actual. So the question remains.
@@bansheebackwards nominal.... give it a try.
@@eltorocal What?
@@bansheebackwards What What?
You want to push the blade away from you not toward yourself. Don’t want to get hurt bud.
This is a 12” miter saw...
put a sacrificial piece of wood behind your 4x4 and you'll cut through, too close to the fence.
1 star on technique
12' blade... not 10"