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frontpageRokket | Staff posted Feb 19, 2026 01:16 AM
frontpageRokket | Staff posted Feb 19, 2026 01:16 AM

WEN 2-Amp Variable Speed Detailing File Sander w/ 1/2-x-18" Belt

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Amazon has WEN 2-Amp Corded Variable Detail Sander w/ 1/2-x-18" Belt (6307) on sale for $29.10. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Walmart also has the WEN 2-Amp Corded Variable Detail Sander w/ 1/2-x-18" Belt (6307) on sale for $29.10. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

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  • Variable speed dial powers the belt anywhere from 1080 to 1800 feet per minute
  • Auto-tracking belt system requires no tensioning or adjustments.Range of Motion:50°
  • Pivot the 1/2-by-18-inch belt up to 55 degrees to meet the needs of any project
  • Tool-free belt installation makes for quick and easy belt changes during the job
  • Includes three abrasive sanding belts, a dust port attachment and a two-year warranty

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Amazon has WEN 2-Amp Corded Variable Detail Sander w/ 1/2-x-18" Belt (6307) on sale for $29.10. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Walmart also has the WEN 2-Amp Corded Variable Detail Sander w/ 1/2-x-18" Belt (6307) on sale for $29.10. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for sharing this deal..

Details:
  • Variable speed dial powers the belt anywhere from 1080 to 1800 feet per minute
  • Auto-tracking belt system requires no tensioning or adjustments.Range of Motion:50°
  • Pivot the 1/2-by-18-inch belt up to 55 degrees to meet the needs of any project
  • Tool-free belt installation makes for quick and easy belt changes during the job
  • Includes three abrasive sanding belts, a dust port attachment and a two-year warranty

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Model: WEN 120-Volt 2-Amp Corded Variable Detail Sander | 6307

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urhonor
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They figured out that they can apply the BF "jacking up price before sale" methods to everything
brianlovesmoney
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This looks to be normal price

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Feb 19, 2026 01:28 AM
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I don't own this brand but I'll tell you this is one of those great tools you never thought you would need! Great for sanding at the end of a project to make everything nice and smooth or squared off.
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This looks to be normal price
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RokketFeb 19, 2026 04:50 AM
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This is currently Amazon's #1 bestseller in category "Power Belt Sanders."
Feb 19, 2026 10:56 AM
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TealIdea227Feb 19, 2026 10:56 AM
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I became interested in these when I first saw the Ryobi, but I think I can afford to run a cord. What belts are people buying? (More for steel than aluminum or wood.)
Feb 19, 2026 05:00 PM
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timswim78Feb 19, 2026 05:00 PM
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Quote from TealIdea227 :
I became interested in these when I first saw the Ryobi, but I think I can afford to run a cord. What belts are people buying? (More for steel than aluminum or wood.)
I've been using the Bauer (Harbor Freight brand) 80 grit and 120 grit to prep and clean up welds on mild steel.
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Quote from brianlovesmoney :
This looks to be normal price
They figured out that they can apply the BF "jacking up price before sale" methods to everything
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JaxidianFeb 20, 2026 12:57 PM
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Quote from DealSeekerDeal :
I don't own this brand but I'll tell you this is one of those great tools you never thought you would need! Great for sanding at the end of a project to make everything nice and smooth or squared off.
This brand is a pretty good economy brand. Comparable to big box in-house brands. Arguably a step down from DeWalt/Ryobi/Makita/etc, but arguably not. I'd argue the products often compare favorably (I'm sure there are exceptions, as there always are) but the support is lower tier.
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mjh2763Feb 20, 2026 02:48 PM
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Quote from Jaxidian :
This brand is a pretty good economy brand. Comparable to big box in-house brands. Arguably a step down from DeWalt/Ryobi/Makita/etc, but arguably not. I'd argue the products often compare favorably (I'm sure there are exceptions, as there always are) but the support is lower tier.
I have several WEN tools, including this one. I haven't used it in a while but I remember it getting the job done (never had another brand of the same tool to compare). When it comes to WEN i usually tell people they are not the best of the best but I have found them to be the best bang for your buck, especially for a hobbyist. Comparing them to Ryobi seems appropriate, but to me comparing Ryobi to Makita and Dewalt is kind of odd. Usually people compare Dewalt, Makita, and Milwaukee...If you compare WEN with the big three, they're pretty much always going to be superior but you're going to pay for it.


It's anecdotal but my personal and second hand (through my dad) experience with WEN customer service has been phenomenal. I have a pneumatic multifunction tool (its an air jackhammer, linked at the bottom of this post) and when i first used it, it was leaking air out of the oiling port in the handle. No amount of thread tape or tightening would stop it from constantly pissing out a little bit of air. The tool worked fine, it was just annoying, and shouldn't do that. I called WEN customer service, explained what was happening, the steps I had taken to remedy it, and asked if I could get a replacement for the top handle portion of the tool. They said they didn't have just the handle to send me, so they sent the complete replacement tool. It was maybe a 15 minute conversation. I still use the original tool, leaking air, and I have a full replacement still sitting in the box... My dad saw the belt/disc sander combo that I have from them and decided to buy one for himself. Upon arrival it would not fire up. He called up customer service and it wasn't long before they said it was probably a failed capacitor inside the unit. They sent him a entire brand new unit just like that. I think at the time he didn't have a working printer and said he wasn't sure how he could print the label to send the other unit back. They said don't worry about it. My dad told his friend about the non working unit, who took it and cracked it open and found that the capacitor had literally never been connected. He connected it and it works fine now. I've heard some bad stories about their customer service, but to me and my dad, they couldn't have been better.
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SlickproexpertFeb 20, 2026 04:03 PM
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Quote from Jaxidian :
This brand is a pretty good economy brand. Comparable to big box in-house brands. Arguably a step down from DeWalt/Ryobi/Makita/etc, but arguably not. I'd argue the products often compare favorably (I'm sure there are exceptions, as there always are) but the support is lower tier.
thank you
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Feb 20, 2026 04:15 PM
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willshiFeb 20, 2026 04:15 PM
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Great company, but this is not their best product. Okay intro level belt sander for occasional user.
Feb 20, 2026 07:27 PM
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SensibleMeat495Feb 20, 2026 07:27 PM
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Great tool to have handy
Feb 20, 2026 07:36 PM
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ozmotesFeb 20, 2026 07:36 PM
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Dang. I file things manually about once every 1-2 years, and it takes me maybe 10-15 minutes each time. But this would be so nice lol.
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jrootmsuFeb 20, 2026 07:54 PM
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I own a Wen planer. Works great! Bought it for planing stuff where there's a good chance of hitting nails. I hate changing blades in planers. In for one. Thanks op.
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KzdFeb 21, 2026 10:24 PM
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Quote from timswim78 :
I've been using the Bauer (Harbor Freight brand) 80 grit and 120 grit to prep and clean up welds on mild steel.
Do you have a link? The only 1/2 x 18 Bauer I see on is a 36 grit 3 pack.

Edit Oh duh nm lol

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