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WEN 33013 4.5A Variable Speed Single Phase Compact Benchtop Milling Machine with R8 Taper

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Style: 4.5-Amp Motor w/ 13-Inch Swing


Features

  • Variable speed goes anywhere from 100 to 1,100 RPM on the low setting and 100 to 2,500 RPM on the high setting
  • 18-1/8 x 4-3/4 inch table travels 11-13/16 inches along the X-axis and 5-1/8 inches along the Y-axis
  • Bevel the head and column 45 degrees in either direction for angled cuts in metal, wood, plastic and more
  • Compact cast iron design measures in at 23-1/4 by 22 by 29-1/2 inches in size with an 8-1/2 by 15 inch foot print
  • Includes an R8 spindle taper, a pre-installed drill chuck (1/32 to 1/2 inch), fine-tune adjustment hand wheels, a transparent chuck guard, an emergency stop button, onboard measurement indicators, a 13-inch swing, two M10-1.5 T-nuts, 12mm T-slots, and a two-year warranty

Description

Remember when you could remove material evenly and precisely? Machine perfect channels and grooves into metal, wood, plastic and more with the WEN 4.5A Variable Speed Single Phase Compact Milling Machine. This versatile 13-inch swing tool helps machinists and woodworkers alike create flat surfaces, straight holes, angled edges, slots, pockets, surface contours and more. The R8 Taper allows for compatibility with a wide variety of cutters, mills, and bits, providing users a 1/2-inch drilling capacity, a 5/8 inch end mill capacity, and a 1-1/8 inch face mill capacity. Bevel the cutter head and column 45 degrees to either the left or the right. Variable speed operation goes anywhere from 100 to 1,100 RPM on the low setting and 100 to 2,500 RPM on the high setting to meet the needs of a wide range of material types. Our compact yet powerful design measures in at 23-1/4 by 22 by 29-1/2 inches in size with an 8-1/2 by 15 inch foot print. Move up to 11-13/16 inches along the X-axis, 5-1/8 inches along the Y-axis, and 7 inches along the Z-axis with tooled ruler markings around each hand wheel for precise and accurate cuts. Our benchtop design gives users a sturdy and reliable heavy-duty base with pre-drilled bolt holes for increased stability. A rubber cover runs from the table to the column to help catch chips and minimize clean-up. The included transparent shield combined with the emergency stop feature provide maximum user safety during operation. And, because it’s a WEN product, your milling machine comes backed by a two-year warranty, a nationwide network of skilled service technicians, and a robust inventory of replacement parts all to make sure you remember WEN.

Manufacturer: ‎WEN


Part Number: ‎33013


Item Weight: ‎130.1 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎23.25 x 22 x 29.5 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎33013


Style: ‎4.5-Amp Motor w/ 13-Inch Swing


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Measurement System: ‎Metric


Included Components: ‎Milling Machine


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: July 9, 2018


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Surprisingly good
I have been pleasantly surprised with both this machine and WEN support. Machine has worked beautifully. I thought it might be running a little warm so I called WEN support to ask if I had a problem. They said I did have a problem and that immediately sent out a new motor.
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2023 by Dallas, OR

  • Recommend you upgrade to belt drive.
I bought Mini Mill Belt Drive Conversion Kit by LittleMachineShop.com when I bought the mill but didn't install it right away. I ended up installing it in a rush a mouth later when the gear drive failed. Install it right away and avoid the panic. Great homeowner mill after conversion.
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2024 by larry c tuell

  • was cheapest delivered but very happy.
The media could not be loaded. UPDATE: couple months in an loving the mill but have to admit I do wish I would have gotten bigger but that doesn’t mean this machine isn’t capable cause it is but it’s limit is it’s size for a lot of the work I’ve tried to do with the machine a 6 to 8 inch wide table on the y axis would be ideal for me but even with the smaller table size it’s actually bigger than other mini mills like the sieg x2. The wen comes with the upgraded base so it’s larger by a couple inches than the other machines that looked identical. U can tell if the table has a end cap on both ends then it’s more than likely the larger table if it only has the cover on the end with the crank handle then it’s one of the smaller tables so I’m so glade I went with the wen over the sieg and lms machines just for that. Have used half inch 4 flute carbid endmills half inch HSS roughing endmills 1.5 inch facing endmill or shell endmill an a 2.5 inch fly cutter an everything seems to work perfect with the machine. I’ve added the cheap dro an that made it a new machine but my biggest concern was the max capacity of the tools it can use. I have collets that go all the way to a 7/8 so close to an inch but have used anything that large an when reading the facing or shell endmill im using is already bigger than it suggest but it’s worked fine no issue an I was actually planning on going back an getting a 3inch but I learned it’s max is suppose to be 1 1/8 for facing endmills and the flycutter I’ve been using is 2.5 inch an it works too but it doesn’t leave the best finish but I think that due to the tool I have in it an not it’s size but I’ve not been able to find anything related to the it’s max capacity for the flycutter. What is the rest using with them an did I go to big for the flycutter and facing endmill or can I go ahead an get the bigger facing endmill without worry. Since it’s worked so well with the flycutter i feel like the 3 inch facing endmill will work fine but I can’t say for sure til i try one but I’m less likely to spend the money out of fear it would be pointless due to it being to big. Sharing some newer pictures of some stuff it’s cut to give a better idea what the finish looks like cause the first picture I shared was with me clamping the parts to the table with what I could find laying around, now I have vises clamping kits an custom clamps and I have a better idea of what I’m doing, still don’t claim to know what I’m doing just a little better of than I originally was so the parts I’m making look alot better than the first stuff I shared. I’ll share as much as it will let me to try to show all the tools I’ve used but the t slot cutters an v slot cutters it’s not letting me upload images of so it’s as much as it will let me share. had planned on buy from little machine shop but all of there machines wanted to add a extra 200 to 250 on top for shipping so it put them out of my budget while at the same time the price was slowly going up on all of the machines week by week. when i first started looking at them the wen was 899 an the seig x2d was 799 an now they are both over $1000 now, an im seeing the wen priced for $1200 on wen website so i went ahead an got the wen cause it was $948 when i got it an im so glad i did. its been perfect for me so far to learn with so even if there was something wrong i probably wouldnt know what to look for to find it but so far im slowly getting material to use on it an it seems to deal with aluminum an brass with no issues an im going to try steel today but im pretty sure it will do just as good with that, i'll just have to slow down the cutting speed i guess but if you are looking for a machine that works out of the box this is it. i cant say much for the others cause this is my first experience with a machine like this but im absolutely loving it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2023 by James James

  • it works great with a belt drive kit
I bought this for small jobs, I also bought the Belt drive Kit from Little Machine shop, easy to install, got rid of the plastic gears, got a few accessories also, it had been working great, I've been truing up my Vevor Lathe and this has done a great job fixing the poor quality machining on the Lathe from China, this is "not" a Poor quality Milling Machine, change out the plastic gears to the belt drive and it will make it reliable and quiet, I will be adding a DRO soon for better accuracy and will do the same for the Lathe. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2024 by Kevin Bagwell

  • Could not use
As this drill press was in several different broken pieces, we were not able to actually use it. The drill looked like it would be great, but we never got the chance to see how it would operate.
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2023 by Mrs. Soap Maker

  • Great machine for the price
I was a little worried after reading some of the reviews, but so far I couldn’t be happier. I’ve never had a mill because they’re so expensive. But this is doing what I need at a great price.
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2023 by B.Moore

  • Entry level mill, works okay, kinda. Very difficult to switch gear speeds.
It's so close to being worth the money... I've only done some slotting and some straight drilling so far. For the price it should include a set of collets, but only has a drill chuck. No DRO or tach - understandable, although a tach would be just a $15 welcome addition.. It came crated well, and everything was inside with no damage to contents or crate. 2 slot nuts but no bolts to hold a vise to the table. Plenty of assembly grease all over, but that's ok - no rust. My major gripe and the reason I give it 2 stars is because it's harder to shift into gear (high / low) than a '79 Monza! I'd think I had it locked in, but half way through a hole the spindle would just stop turning. To switch H/L you really have to smack the selector to get it to click in. I've resigned to just keeping it in high and just turn the speed control as low it will go for drilling. I've tried retating the spindle while trying to shift to no avail. I haven't seen this mentioned in the reviews, so this defect may be exclusive to the mill I received. If it wouldn't be such a PITA to return, I would. I haven't taken it apart yet to see if it's something fixable, but I shouldn't have to after dropping a grand on it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2023 by CityZero

  • I've never had the motor stall yet
After owning and using this mill for over a year, I am quite impressed. I keep it in the low gear for 90% of my jobs, and I've used it to cut through aluminum, plastics, as well as on a few occasions for low carbon steel. Very good finish with R8 collett endmills up to 1/2 inch, just remember to lock the Z travel before making a pass. Drills straight and consistent, and the chuck that comes with it centers well against my cheap harbor freight drill bit set. The only feature I do not use and would prefer not having is the tilting neck, which to be fair, I bought this over a comparable LMS machine because of this feature. I have never needed to tilt the drill head, whenever I drill at an angle I adjust my rotary vise instead, If you do not have a tilting or rotary vise, it would be nice to have an option to do some odd jobs. Overall, very satisfied with the quality. Unless you absolutely need something as big as a Lagun or a Bridgeport (and have the space for) , this is it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2021 by Foxbat Dynamics

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