WEN CM1446 15-Amp 14-Inch Multi-Material Cut-Off Chop Saw with Carbide-Tipped Metal-Cutting Saw Blade

Works great !

This saw blew my mind. I rarely give anything 5 stars because I believe there is always room for improvement, but this thing is unreal. From the sturdy base to the cutting motion to the tightness in the saw motor and blade. I’ve cut 4 inch pipe all the up to 3/8” angle and it’s honestly like taking a hot knife to butter. And weather you’re cutting straight down or at an angle the fitment is great and that is everything if you’re a welder like me. The better the fit the better the weld. This has paid for itself on the first job. If you’re looking for an affordable saw that will save you time on cuts here it is. I thought I’d get what I’d paid for buying the cheapest one I could find and I was wrong. It has saved me so much time as cutting things by hand with a portaband or cut off wheel is time consuming. The chips this saw produces are easy to clean and mostly go out the back of the saw. It’s a little messy but it’s fast and clean and doesn’t leave to bad of a bur. The base is super sturdy and can take a beating. Also has an easy to adjust clamp to get the right angle every time and holds zero very well. It’s ready to go out the box and worth every penny.

Absolutely way better than an abrasive cutoff saw. This saw cuts very crisp and cleanly. My 45 degree cuts on some 2"x2" 16ga steel tubing are dead on perfect. Cuts like a hot knife through butter.My only complaint about the saw is the stupid safety "clam shell" thing that opens as you pull down to cut! I almost ruined the blade on the first cut because the thing didn't open on the way down and then it let go at the last second which sent the blade into the material too fast and I thought I had taken out a few carbide teeth off the blade. Boy was I mad! So I took all that stuff off. Works way better now.

Don’t expect a top of line. Need to square and angle manually, don’t use marks on saw. You get quick at it. Not bad for a small shop.

I remember "WEN" I didnt have this saw. Im going from abrasive disc cut saw to this beauty, and the best comparison i can think of, is slicing cardboard with a butterknife to slicing through room temperature butter with this saw This was the best priced carbide tipped saw and WEN did not let me down. I recommend this saw. Money well spent.

Angles are WAY off and table is nowhere near flat , unless there’s a hidden spot for the Allen wrench that I can’t find it just floats around easily lost

Needed a cut off saw and this was the most inexpensive I could find on Amazon. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of the more expensive machines but for the cost it worked out well and is still working. I built a cross cart frame with it and it is still working as it should.

Don’t expect any adjustment for the 7 degree off square the blade comes from the factory.Might as well use a abrasive saw for the extra work needed to square each cut.