WEN7.25-Inch Track Saw, Variable Speed (CT1274), Corded Electric

Muy buena herramienta... No tengo comparación con otras del mismo tipo, pero me fue de gran ayuda si cortar parota de 4", con ayuda de las guías los cortes quedaron perfectos y precisos... La recomiendo ah 100

Calidad gama media a un precio bajo.

I've been fighting with my circular saw using a guide to do long rips and accurate cross cuts. I don't have a table saw yet and definitely didn't have the budget for a Makita or Festool track saw so I decided to give this Wen a try.First off, I am VERY happy I went with the 7.25" blade. Not only does it allow for deeper 45 degree cuts but it also has the variable speed setting.I quickly replaced the blade. It's not great. Got a Diablo blade and threw the Wen blade into a blade bin just in case I ever need it in a pinch. The Wen blade left a lot to be desired. That said, I'd probably replace a Festool blade too.I will say I didn't get the Wen tracks. I just didn't like what I saw so I went with the PowerTec tracks which aren't much more and seem to be a much better build.Quick story about the durability of this saw: I had 2 saw horses set up with rigid foam on top as my sacrificial surface. I didn't consider how far the foam was overhanging the sides of the saw horses and when I set the saw on the side edge of the foam the foam (that I have ripped into two manageable pieces) teetered over a bit and it was just enough for the track saw to fall and come crashing down on my concrete floor. The saw handle broke but not all the way. It was sort hanging on by a flap of rubber. Some JB Weld fixed that right up and made it as strong as ever. However, the surprising part despite the gnarly fall and tumble of the saw, IT STILL CUTS SQUARE! Absolutely blown away by the durability and precision of this saw.Sure, ultimately I'd love to get a Festool track saw down the road (who wouldn't??) but until I can justify such an expensive purchase this Wen track saw is doing a damn fine job. So far all of the inaccurate cuts I've made are user error because I trusted a factory edge of my MDF/Plywood. So, pro tip if you're new to track saws: ALWAYS create a new edge as a reference for your square/track because where it might seem square it could actually be very off. So if you cut a few millimeters off one edge and use that to line up the track with a square you'll have a very good result!

I'm not a professional woodworker and can't justify the price for a Festool or even Kreg. However, a track saw would often come in handy for various projects around the house. I came across this unit and figured for the price it was worth a shot. I've been using this saw to put siding on my house and it does an incredible job. Nice clean, straight cuts. It's simple an intuitive to use. Overall, it's exceeded my expectations and I'm really glad I've got it. Not sure I could go without a track saw now.

I bought this 4 months ago and it was working great up until 9/22 when it completely stopped working. It won’t turn on at all. I have tried the troubleshooting tips listed on the website, but still nothing. I reached out to multiple emails through Wen to file a warranty claim so I could get a replacement, but have heard nothing back.**UPDATE**Wen responded to my email and sent a replacement saw. The replacement saw came in with a broken handle so I contacted them about it and they sent me another replacement. Super happy that they got back to me and I can update this review because I really do like the saw and it's a great price compared to others.