A 10-amp motor can handle wood up to 4-1/2 inches thick and metal up to 3/5 inches.
Anywhere from 0 to 2800 strokes per minute can be done with a pressure-sensitive trigger.
The pivoting head has eight different places where you can do different things. Every 45 degrees, there is a one.
A quick-release blade holder called a “twist-lock” lets you change blades without having to use any tools.
It comes with one metal blade and one wood blade, as well as a soft rubber-grip front handle, a two-year warranty, and a two-inch blade.
In the past, you could saw through everything from wood to metal to drywall to rubber to plastics. There are a lot of different materials that the WEN 10-Amp Corded 8-Position Variable Speed Reciprocating Saw can be used to cut through, and it makes them easy to work with. Anywhere from 0 to 2800 strokes per minute can be done with the 10-amp motor and pressure-sensitive trigger because they work together. A 1-1/10-inch stroke lets you cut wood and metal up to 4-1/2 inches thick. If you need to pivot the rotating head in up to eight different ways, there are stops every 45 degrees. You can do this depending on the needs of your project. A saw with an adjustable shoe and a trigger lock that keeps the saw running even when you let go of the trigger is called a miter saw. The lightweight ergonomic design has a soft rubber-grip front handle that is shaped to fit the grooves in your hand for maximum comfort while you work. The twist-lock quick-release blade holder makes it easy to change blades without having to use outside tools. You get a two-year warranty and a friendly customer service line because it’s a WEN product. All this to make sure you remember WEN.
Purchased to remove the stumps from medium-sized Crepe Myrtles. I was able to get the job done safely and on my own time, which made the purchase worth it. A few perks. 1. The WEN User Manual is very detailed, especially when it comes to “Safety Rules,” “Specific Rules,” “Electrical Information,” and “Operation. 2. The section called “Guidelines for Using Extension Cords” is very important because tree stump removal is a job that takes place outside, even though the tool is meant to be used inside. A few things. This is a special-purpose tool, not meant to be used as a replacement for a hand-held rotary saw or coping saw. I was surprised to see that the tool must be grounded, since it is double-insulated. I don’t think this tool is meant to be used as a replacement for a hand-held rotary saw or coping saw.
