I have this one too I love it for a diy homeowner.

The worst mower I've ever owned. Won't pick up a dead leaf or pull grass up. And to make matters worse, the 10 ah batteries won't fully charge up anymore; the mower runs out of power after about 2 minutes. This machine doesn't begin to live up to the other Dewalt 20v tools. Do not buy this machine.

I've heard the battery version is better, and the newer tracks they released in 2023 make all the difference. It's on my list for the next project.

I like everything about mine except the amount of crank you need to put on the depth of cut knob. The tracks are brilliant and use a two piece joiner bar just like Makita. I do wish that the track was in a long and short piece rather than two 55-inch pieces. Maybe I'll buy another set of tracks to cut into shorter pieces.

It's basically a palm nailer, handy for tight corners, or driving nails between studs, not sure it's good for fine work.

My Ryobi 1/2” impact won’t even power on with anything less than 3ah battery.

Can I have it?

I hate mine. You have to get all the limbs cleaned off before you can put it in the shredder. More time trimming limbs than shredding. And i jams if to much is put in.

Straight 2x4 and 2 clamps, which is almost literally the same thing, work just fine if you're really trying to save money.

Could you buy a better fence for it?

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Omg m-am that’s cool. Thanks for that I’m in Uk and this help me a lot

poor people always pay twice!

ok lets do some math 100$ WEN track saw, afterward you going to have to buy another one becase this will not make you happy! 500$ Dewalt but because you wasted your 100$ The aquirement of the final saw cost you 600$.

I own the Delta and I got it on clearance for 50% off and couldn’t be happier. I got more than my moneys worth. I added a router table insert which increased the value of it.

I think the fact that Mike took the time to research & acquire the Wen track saw, it has potential. If you’re just starting out, you can’t get hurt, in fact you might find ways to dial it in. All that said, I am a fan of buying the best you can at the time without putting yourself in financial jeopardy. It’s kinda like the old commercial from the 70’s, The Fram Man, you can pay me now, or you can pay me later.

Dude that’s cool!!

Thanks for this one, Mike. A great review, as always.

How many of these guys who have commented think you could use this for fine woodworking? Heck as I grew up in the trade, there were no track saws. How did we do anything? IDK.

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Looks pretty flimsy.Last thing I need is constant fence adjustment for 90....Top surface is thin aluminum....For the price Skil 10 table saw beats this

What is the purpose of 8:07? You don’t really explain that part? All the vids I watch explain aligning the blade by a different method.

Won’t give an endorsement tho…. The lack of things is sometimes the best indicators of others.

Absolutely great review. I have been looking for an economical table saw and your review helped my decision. Thanks!

They got some good stuff and some really bad stuff.

I own one for breaking down sheet goods. It works excellent when you change the blade.

Buy nice or pay twice. I'm not sure really who the target audience is for this. If you're the weekend warrior type, I'm thinking a nice clamping straight edge paired with the circ saw you already have is a better bet. For everyone else, Festool, Makita, or Milwaukee are likely what you're grabbing.

Interesting. Can't find it with the tracks included as you stated.

I guess this is OK for people just breaking into the carpentry business to rip plywood, etc. But if it was me looking to purchase a track saw for the first time I would opt for a Makita or purchase a Kreg set to convert my present circular saw into a part time track saw.

I agree - it's practically FREE! Thanks Mike. Love your channel.

As an aircraft mechanic I would love to see its usefulness bucking rivets on skin panels

Have a pnumatic version of that gadget. Perfect for places you can't swing a hammer.

No room to swing a hammer...np.

Use it for nothing. . Maybe once in ten years when you need to nail something in a tight spot..chances are that it won't fit in there to use... so.. i have one, different brand, and I still have not used it in the past 5 years. Waste of money

Nice video! A pleasant demeanor along with a genuine interest in the tool, makes it feel like a buddy of if mine is showing me his new impulse purchase 😂

I would be very interested how this compares to the Ridgid r4550

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As a bu8lder for 47 years.... . Ya can't beat a classic Estwing !

I liked and subscribed. I'm obsessed with your review. Fan for life!! Also, I'm buying this saw.

I have used electric saws for 0ver 40 years and would not be without a table saw in my workshop...Its easily the most used saw for me extremely handy.

The captions on the screen are really annoying…couldn’t finish the video.

Good video man

I know what women would use it for

Have a pneumatic palm one. Nice for tight spots. Not great though

I wonder how well it would work on joist hanger nails?

I have the Craftsman Nextec Hammerhead 12v version, both the original and updated articulated versions. I've used mine while renovating my in-laws' house. It's handy for working on trim in strange locations and positions, and there's a lot of that in a home originally built in 1887. It's also helpful for adding stair and joist hangers on a preexisting deck where there is no room to swing a hammer or get a nail gun in.

I have wanted one of those for a while now! Had a cheaper Chicago Electric one that worked fantastic for about a minute, but after a few day’s use, died completely. They’re fantastic for tighter paces where you can’t really get a good hammer swing down on a nail. Next time they’re on sale at Lowe’s, it’s mine!

Nice review. What’s the z dimension from the bottom of the feet to the cutting bed surface?

Can get router and table combo for around $200 now

Your router didnt come with wrenches and allen keys and the one for adjustment? Or were you just explaining what sizes they were? Good video thought. Surprisingly its on par with many tables twice the price. As you go up from thwre things get better but the table alone cost is cheap for what you get for double the price from another company