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expiredSkillfulDime5964 posted Yesterday 2:57 AM

WEN 10-Amp 6.5" Plunge Cut Sidewinder Circular Track Saw

$56

$157

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Walmart has WEN 10-Amp 6.5" Plunge Cut Sidewinder Circular Track Saw (CT1065) on sale for $55.50. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member SkillfulDime5964 for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Perfect for ripping boards or for performing internal plunge cuts
  • 10-amp motor rotates the 6-1/2-inch blade up to 5500 times per minute
  • Rip boards up to 2-1/3 inches thick
  • Bevel the saw 45 degrees to the left to create angled cuts in boards up to 1-5/8 inches thick
  • The 12 x 6-5/8-inch base features precision grooves that let the saw glide smoothly along the track
  • Includes a 6.5-inch 24-tooth carbide-tipped blade (165 mm) with a 20 mm arbor
  • Compatible with the WEN CT9502 100-Inch Track and the WEN CT992F Track Saw Clamps

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Written by Corwin | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $44.40 less (44.4% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $99.90 at the time of this post.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
  • About this Product:
    • This has a 4.3 out of 5 star overall rating based on 20 reviews.
  • About this Store:
    • Walmart's return policy is here. -Corwin

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Walmart has WEN 10-Amp 6.5" Plunge Cut Sidewinder Circular Track Saw (CT1065) on sale for $55.50. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member SkillfulDime5964 for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Perfect for ripping boards or for performing internal plunge cuts
  • 10-amp motor rotates the 6-1/2-inch blade up to 5500 times per minute
  • Rip boards up to 2-1/3 inches thick
  • Bevel the saw 45 degrees to the left to create angled cuts in boards up to 1-5/8 inches thick
  • The 12 x 6-5/8-inch base features precision grooves that let the saw glide smoothly along the track
  • Includes a 6.5-inch 24-tooth carbide-tipped blade (165 mm) with a 20 mm arbor
  • Compatible with the WEN CT9502 100-Inch Track and the WEN CT992F Track Saw Clamps

Editor's Notes

Written by Corwin | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $44.40 less (44.4% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $99.90 at the time of this post.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
  • About this Product:
    • This has a 4.3 out of 5 star overall rating based on 20 reviews.
  • About this Store:
    • Walmart's return policy is here. -Corwin

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Model: WEN 10-Amp 6-1/2-in Corded Plunge/Track Circular Saw | CT1065

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Yesterday 3:06 AM
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lizard5102Yesterday 3:06 AM
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I used this last year to build the garage storage unit using plywood. Works great for straight and miter cuts with plywoods. For hardwood, I'm quite certain that straight cuts will still work great; but the stability with miter cuts may be an issue with hardwood.

For this price, it's a steal if you're not primarily planning to do miter cuts on hardwood. You can buy the tracks on Amazon and they're compatible with popular ones from Wen, Powertrack and Makita.
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Yesterday 4:04 AM
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IncompletePerfectYesterday 4:04 AM
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Quote from lizard5102 :
I used this last year to build the garage storage unit using plywood. Works great for straight and miter cuts with plywoods. For hardwood, I'm quite certain that straight cuts will still work great; but the stability with miter cuts may be an issue with hardwood. For this price, it's a steal if you're not primarily planning to do miter cuts on hardwood. You can buy the tracks on Amazon and they're compatible with popular ones from Wen, Powertrack and Makita.
As long as the hardwood is 4/4 or thinner, it can do it. But after a few BF , you'll be able to smell why it's so inexpensive. And when you do, unplug it asap and get it outside.
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Yesterday 4:13 AM
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IncompletePerfectYesterday 4:13 AM
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Personally, I'd recommend buying a regular circular saw and making a track/guide system for it. The WEN doesn't offer much in the way of dist collection, it is underpowered for most purposes, and finding a decent blade for it os a struggle due to the oddball bore diameter needed. (I think yo u can get those cheap CMT blades for like $20 , bit they're not at all like the higher end, and older models CMT was known for years ago.)

If you're patient, a 7-¼" c9rded curc deal will pop up again soon. I scored the $35 Skil from Walmart a few weeks back (it said "Open Box" but was still brand new.) And I forgot how much oomph a 15 amp circ saw can have lol.)

Now... if WEN were to have a left blade track saw, I could see it being worth it of you are right handed. The only other left blade os the Kreg, and it's not much better than the WEN at a much higher price point.

So, just be careful with this saw. Stick to minimal numbers of cuts on ¾" home store plywood. For ½" plywood, or smaller, it will perform without issue.

So good luck, and make sure that home Ins policy is up to date if you plan on cutting bevel cuts. 😜 )
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Yesterday 4:30 AM
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bungleboyYesterday 4:30 AM
311 Posts
Quote from IncompletePerfect :
Personally, I'd recommend buying a regular circular saw and making a track/guide system for it. The WEN doesn't offer much in the way of dist collection, it is underpowered for most purposes, and finding a decent blade for it os a struggle due to the oddball bore diameter needed. (I think yo u can get those cheap CMT blades for like $20 , bit they're not at all like the higher end, and older models CMT was known for years ago.) If you're patient, a 7-¼" c9rded curc deal will pop up again soon. I scored the $35 Skil from Walmart a few weeks back (it said "Open Box" but was still brand new.) And I forgot how much oomph a 15 amp circ saw can have lol.) Now... if WEN were to have a left blade track saw, I could see it being worth it of you are right handed. The only other left blade os the Kreg, and it's not much better than the WEN at a much higher price point. So, just be careful with this saw. Stick to minimal numbers of cuts on ¾" home store plywood. For ½" plywood, or smaller, it will perform without issue. So good luck, and make sure that home Ins policy is up to date if you plan on cutting bevel cuts. 😜 )
Ty! You saved me from pulling the trigger on this Wen saw.
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Yesterday 5:11 AM
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CoolVolcano3529Yesterday 5:11 AM
7 Posts
I've had this saw, the makita (corded) track saw, and now the festool 75 and I had no problems cutting up to 1.5" plywood (laminated 3/4) with it. If I wasn't trying to get rid of tools I would buy this again to have around to rip sheets of plywood because the festool is so heavy and cumbersome I avoid using it.

Go with powertec, or makita rails if you want to splurge a bit, because the wen tracks are noticeably lesser quality. And if you need to join rails be sure to leave 1/16-1/8 between them as they're not designed to be joined flush. (Or really splurge and get the makita 110" rail if you're frequently ripping whole sheets). Get a cheap rail square on amazon, and baby, you got a stew going.

If you're working with primarily boards I think you'd be better off getting a jobsite saw with an auxiliary fence and a simple sled though. Or a miter saw if you're doing more rough woodworking/construction.
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Yesterday 4:56 PM
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Joined Nov 2009
IzrunYesterday 4:56 PM
168 Posts
This seems like a great entry point. I'm very been watching the 12 amp for a while but I'm not sure how much I'll really use the track saw. At this price I'm going to buy this one and some of the powertec rails, then if I find myself using it enough I'll upgrade the saw and will be able to reuse the rails. Thanks for posting!
Yesterday 5:06 PM
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sweetemodaveYesterday 5:06 PM
238 Posts
Quote from IncompletePerfect :
Personally, I'd recommend buying a regular circular saw and making a track/guide system for it. The WEN doesn't offer much in the way of dist collection, it is underpowered for most purposes, and finding a decent blade for it os a struggle due to the oddball bore diameter needed. (I think yo u can get those cheap CMT blades for like $20 , bit they're not at all like the higher end, and older models CMT was known for years ago.) If you're patient, a 7-¼" c9rded curc deal will pop up again soon. I scored the $35 Skil from Walmart a few weeks back (it said "Open Box" but was still brand new.) And I forgot how much oomph a 15 amp circ saw can have lol.) Now... if WEN were to have a left blade track saw, I could see it being worth it of you are right handed. The only other left blade os the Kreg, and it's not much better than the WEN at a much higher price point. So, just be careful with this saw. Stick to minimal numbers of cuts on ¾" home store plywood. For ½" plywood, or smaller, it will perform without issue. So good luck, and make sure that home Ins policy is up to date if you plan on cutting bevel cuts. 😜 )
All track saws use the same Arbor size, since their all clones of festool. I think makita designed theirs to accept both a 20mm and 5/8 bore, but it's been a while since I checked up on plunge saws.

There's a 3d printed after market plug that greatly improves the dust collection on the wen. Silly that it's not included, but cheap to fix.
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Yesterday 6:22 PM
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PurpleReward6491Yesterday 6:22 PM
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Ordered one. I have makita track saw that I bought new, and didn't use yet. Maybe I will sell that and use this. As I am not woodworker. Just need to cut some sheets maybe 10 times a year :-)
Yesterday 7:36 PM
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JYOSSYesterday 7:36 PM
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I've had this one for a handful of years and replaced it with a Festool. Possible that it's just my unit but I found that it really struggled to maintain true square. Not a huge deal unless you're using the track saw to support jointing.
Yesterday 10:14 PM
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LukeH9333Yesterday 10:14 PM
895 Posts
Great deal for breaking down plywood. Get the Wen 110" track (return + reorder if not true), the CMT 56T blade, a couple of track clamps and you're good to go for < $160. Excellent value all around!

I have a modestly build out shop and, for the price of a makita cordless circular saw, an happy to get a track saw setup capable of basic stuff. If I decide the Wen isn't good enough, I can always upgrade to the Makita that will work with the same accessories.
Today 12:05 AM
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0selfcontrolToday 12:05 AM
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I have the 12 Amp 7-1/4 in Variable Speed Plunge Cut Circular Track Saw in the mail right now.. paid 135. Do I make the switch?
Today 12:10 AM
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JGuiherToday 12:10 AM
67 Posts
Dang, building a small deck and could use this, but oos for shipping and at every store within 2 hrs.
Today 12:19 AM
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jen7851Today 12:19 AM
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This does NOT come with the track, and is NOT $157 MSRP price. Slick Deals listed MSRP wrong. This model number is tool only, original price MSRP $111 (but everyday price is actually $99). At first glance I assumed it was the saw + track combo because of the incorrect MSRP price. You are saving $43, not $101 and you still need to buy a track.

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