WEN Metal Band Saw with Stand (BA4664), Black

Remember when you could cut through 4-1/2-inch metal pipes with ease? The WEN 4-inch by 6-inch Metal-Cutting Bandsaw makes easy work of brass, aluminum, copper, steel and more. Cut pipes up to 4-1/2 inches in diameter or rectangular materials up to 4 x 6 inches in size. With three different operating speeds of 80, 120 and 200 feet per minute, achieve the perfect cut on a variety of sizes and materials. This bandsaw includes a durable stand with a collapsible handle and two 4-inch never-flat wheels to keep your bandsaw elevated and easy to transport. The beveling vise provides a firm grasp on your workpiece, allowing the bandsaw to create angled cuts anywhere from 0 to 60 degrees. Make 45-degree cuts up to 3-1/2 inches in diameter for circular material and 3-1/2 x 3-1/2 inches for square material. If horizontal cutting isn’t your style, simply lift the bandsaw head into the vertical position and attach the included table. Ball bearing blade guides provide a long lifespan and reliable operation while the auto-shut off mechanism automatically stops the bandsaw once a cut has been completed. Onboard blade tension and tilt knobs make for easy adjustments and minor tweaks in-between jobs. The WEN 4-inch by 6-inch Metal-Cutting Bandsaw also features a workpiece stop for uniform cuts, a pre-installed 64-1/2 inch x 1/2 inch blade, a 4.6 amp motor, and a feed rate adjustment handle to make changes to the speed at which the saw lowers itself during horizontal cutting operations. And because it is a WEN product, your metal-cutting bandsaw comes backed by a two-year warranty, a nationwide network of skilled service technicians and a friendly customer help line. Remember when you could cut through 24 square inches of steel in a single pass? Remember WEN.

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