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Style: Track Saw
Features
- Ditch the table saw: rip boards up to 2-1/3 inches thick with clean, splinter-free cuts
- Create 45-degree bevel cuts in boards up to 1-5/8 inches thick
- Perfect for ripping boards or for performing internal plunge cuts
- 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
Description
Remember when your saw stayed on the right track? Keep your cuts on the straight and narrow with the WEN 10-Amp Sidewinder Plunge Cut Track Saw. The WEN Track Saw provides users the same results as a table or panel saw in a compact and portable package. Simply lay the track (not included – model CT9502) along the desired surface for a clean and smooth cut. The WEN Track Saw is the perfect companion for ripping plywood, trimming doors, building furniture, and any other application needing long, precise cuts. Our powerful 10-amp motor rotates the 6-1/2 inch blade up to 5500 times per minute, letting you power through even the hardest of woods. Bevel the saw 45 degrees to the left to create angled cuts in boards up to 1-5/8 inches thick. Set the depth gauge anywhere from 0 to 2-1/3 inches to control how deep the saw plunges. The 12 x 6-5/8 inch base features precision grooves that let the saw glide smoothly along the track. However, the saw can also exist on its own as a plunge saw, relying on its flat base for maximum stability and precision. Easily switch between three different blade settings: one for scoring cuts that go 1/8-inch deep, one for full plunge cuts, and one to simplify blade changes. The non-slip base cams reduce pinching and minimizes kickback. The back-mounted dust port allows for attachment to your favorite dust collection system to control sawdust and limit cleanup. Simply attach your dust collection device of choice and start sawing. Compatible with the WEN CT9502 100-Inch Track and the WEN CT992F Track Saw Clamps. And, because it’s a WEN product, your WEN 10-Amp Plunge Cut Circular Track Saw comes backed by a two- year warranty, a nationwide network of skilled service technicians, and a friendly customer helpline, all to make sure you remember WEN.
Brand: WEN
Color: Black
Blade Material: High Speed Steel
Surface Recommendation: Wood
Power Source: AC
Power Source: AC
Other Special Features of the Product: Bevel Capability
Voltage: 120 Volts
Speed: 4500 RPM
Number of Teeth: 24
Cutting Angle: 45 Degrees
Wattage: 1200 watts
Blade Shape: Rectangular
Current Rating: 10 Amps
Surface Recommendation: Wood
Warranty Type: Limited warranty
Specification Met: CE, UL
Blade Material: High Speed Steel
Handle Material: Thermoplastic Elastomers
Color: Black
Brand Name: WEN
Included Components: 6.5-inch 24-tooth carbide-tipped blade
Model Number: CT1065
Global Trade Identification Number: 26
UPC: 044459991526
Manufacturer Part Number: CT1065
Manufacturer: WEN
Item Type Name: Track Saw
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 12"L x 9.5"W x 9.5"H
Item Weight: 0.01 Ounces
Blade Length: 6.5 Inches
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I purchased this saw for the price, it had some decent reviews and quick delivery. Compared to other track saw's the price was reasonable. The purpose for the purchase was to trim the height of several interior wood doors which were now too long after new flooring had been installed. This was my first time using a track saw, however the Wen track saw made the task very easy. I had also purchased the Wen track which works with the saw. After taking measurements to determine the size of the cut, the instructions for the saw were pretty much straight forward. Adjusting and setting the blade depth, track locking mechanism, and making the initial cut of the rubber strip to fine tune the rubber line on the track was a snap. With my lines drawn on the doors, I started the task. I aligned the track with my lines on the doors. Each cut was quick and very easy. The track remained in place, as a smooth precision cut was made every time. No need for sanding or anything else. I was surprised of the results, having no issues what so ever. I did use a clamp on the opposite end of the track to make sure it stayed in place but as I neared that section I removed the clamp and the track did not move. The saw was locked in on the track, it never dislodged and I didn't have any kickback. For the results and price, I am glad I purchased the Wen track saw kit. For my task, it worked flawlessly. Unfortunately at the time, I did not have my shop vac to attach to the saw. But I am sure if I did, it would have collected all of the saw dust without issue. I can highly recommend this saw for cutting interior wood doors without issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2026 by Weatherman
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in 45+ years of cabinet building, i've never thought i needed a track saw so i never looked into getting one. now that i'm 'old and retired' i like to look at tools and buy things i don't really need which is exactly why i ordered this when i found it in a package deal on Amazon day at an excellent price along with a discount coupon. i've been milling down some cherry hardwood i have that's just over 2.25" thick, the saw is advertised at 2 1/3" depth of cut and i thought that would be perfect for straight line ripping the boards, but that's the depth of cut WITHOUT the track, with the track it's just shy of 2.25" DOC. the package came with a 100" track and i wish i had substituted for the longer track to be honest. the track does NOT assemble perfectly straight just pushing it together and tightening up the track clamp/guides, i used a 6' level along the back side of the track to get it perfectly straight then tightened up the set screws. with the track perfectly straight the saw will glide over the joint effortlessly and you'll never even feel it, if you don't, you'll feel the transition from one track to the next as the saw passes over it. with the track straight i made a few rips on a piece i planed down to 2.25" which is the maximum thickness this saw will cut while on the track, placed the track on the wood and secured with the clamps (the clamps really aren't necessary as the track has an anti slip bottom rubber but they are extra security just in case) and made a full depth rip. the saw cut well without any bogging of the motor and no burning of the cut. to the eye the finished cut looked great. i then took the cut over to the jointer and made a single pass at 1/64" DOC and got a clean cut on the very first pass so the cut coming off the saw is glue joint ready for most applications. over the last few months i find i use the track saw more and more and it's become a very handy tool in the shop and i honestly wish i had gotten one years ago. i keep the track assembled and store it in my wood rack so it lays flat and is always ready to pick up and use and now i don't have to worry about assuring it's straight from assembling/disassembling it every time so it's a lot quicker to have in the 'ready to cut' configuration. a full track saw setup for less than 200 bucks that delivers on speed and cut quality, if you're on the fence about buying this, go ahead and pull the trigger, it's a good investment.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2025 by KC
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My first track saw, but I have been using tools my entire life of 62 years. Couldn't justify spending the money on a Festool or Makita before at least giving this much lower-priced Wen a try. I thoroughly read the manual which identifies the controls okay, but it is only so-so on the actual saw operations. The controls feel like very cheap plastic; now, I accept plastic in tools nowadays but I hope for impregnated or better quality plastics in key tool controls. These controls are consistently cheap and feel flimsy but they do tighten up, however durability remains to be seen. An example is the bevel adjustment -- when the pointer/indicator is set at "0" the cut is actually a degree or two positively beveled; to get to a true "0" vertical bevel, you have to bottom-out the gauge below the "0" mark. Did not examine the 45 deg. mark. The saw is really meant to cut sheet material, commonly 4'x8' dimensions, yet the cord is only about 6.5 feet long. Ideally the plug is positioned at the middle or near end of workpiece, but sometimes a nice 9 foot cord is just necessary, especially on a tool like this where you essentially walk along the length of the workpiece during operations. These saws are known for spitting out mountains of dust, and this saw is no exception. But unfortunately, no dust bag is included and the dust port is slightly small for my standard 1.5" shop vac hose, so it needs to be taped to stay attached. As far as cutting performance goes, the blade provided cuts clean and smooth. But I found I needed to make the cut in one pass, because if there was any stop midway it shows on the cut face. Perhaps more adjustment will solve the problem. Overall I will keep the saw but it is probably not the last track saw I will buy. Everyone says you get to love these saws, and if so I will upgrade as soon as I feel that love. The features I talk about wanting are likely provided on that more premium saw. But for now it is a good learning saw and the price is right.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2020 by Tuffy’sDad
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Excellent value when paired with Powertech track. May not be as heavy duty as name brand saws so this saw may not be a great selection for commercial level work, but neither is the price. I've found the saw to be a solid, accurate, easy to adjust and use tool that I consider as value add to my shop. I was so impressed with this combo of WEN and Powertech that I purchased the same thing for my son. If you plan to use this combo for light production or home shop use, it's an excellent choice and an excellent value. Fully recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2026 by james f oneill
Style: Track Saw
In my opinion, this saw is an excellent value, and even though it doesn't compare to a top-of-the-line Festool TS 55, it is very accurate and gets the job done. First, a couple of negatives: the dust collection doesn't compare to Festool, but few saws do. It also doesn't have the right-of-blade splinter guard, but neither does any track saw that isn't made by Festool. It also doesn't come with a fine-tooth blade, a riving knife, or a nifty Festool Systainer, but then it costs one sixth the price of the Festool TS 55. If you buy this saw, I would suggest getting a fine-tooth blade. I purchased the WEN BL6556 56-tooth blade and it makes very clean cuts. I'd also suggest buying the POWERTEC 71387 55" guide rail set (2 55" guide rails and connectors) rather than the Wen 50" pair. 50" is just too short to cut across a 4'x8' sheet of plywood. I also purchased a pair of POWERTEC 71410 guide rail clamps. On first use, you need to cut the splinter guard. Use the fine-adjustment cams to eliminate play, so that the saw runs straight and true. You need a piece of 8' (or longer) material to support the track. I used two 8' 2x4s, since I didn't mind slightly scoring one of them. I'd suggest temporarily removing the anti-kickback cam for this operation. Assemble the tracks and place the assembly on the support material, making sure the splinter guard strip is fully supported. Set the blade depth to the scoring position. Place the saw on the track, with the starting end of the track on the support material. Make sure both adjustment cams are engaging the rail to prevent any left-right movement. This means the first couple of inches of the splinter guard won't get cut, but that really doesn't matter, since your cuts will start after this point anyway. Engage the motor and drop the saw to the scoring position and cut. If the support material is shorter than the tract, stop cutting, reposition the track as necessary, continuing the cut until just before the forward adjusting cam reaches the end of the track. You should now have a perfect edge. Now, when you use the track, the edge of the splinter guard can be placed directly on your cut line. One more thing: The Cen-Tec Systems 94181 dust collection hose works very well with this saw. Update: When I purchased this saw, the Wen tracks were only 50" long, or 100" for the pair. The current tracks are 55" long, or 110" for the pair, so I would have no problem buying them instead of the POWERTEC tracks.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2022 by Patrick Corrigan
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The most important point of my review is that you should NOT get the Oshlun 160mm blade that other reviewers have suggested. You will want to buy a better blade than the stock one, but the correct size is 165mm, which means the least expensive good option is the Dewalt DW5258. Without the correct size blade, the depth gauge will be off and the scoring function won't work. Note that I found the WEN CT9502 100-Inch Track Saw Track Guide Rail worked fine and I did not need to spend more on the Powertec guide rails as others have suggested, though they sound good as well. So how does the saw work? Pretty darn well, especially considering the price. I did remove the anti-kickback cam as others have suggested. After doing that, carefully adjusting the two guides that slide on the track, and waxing the sole plate and track with some SC Johnson's paste wax, it slides wonderfully smooth. Regarding removing the anti-kickback cam, I removed it because it was a PITA to work with, but remove it at your own risk. I did experience some kickback once when I was stupid and started to slide the saw backwards with the blade still down, but with both hands on the saw it was pretty manageable. With the stock blade, cuts in baltic birch plywood were ok, but not great. With the Dewalt blade they started looking quite good. To get perfect cuts across the grain of the top veneer, I needed to use the scoring feature. This feature is an easily-actuated stop that cuts a 2.5mm deep cut first before you make a 2nd pass to cut all the way through. I'm not sure that extra step would have been necessary if I had a Festool, but given the price savings, I can't complain. Dust collection is mediocre, even with the blade change hole taped over. Again, a Festool is likely superior in this regard, but from reading the reviews, the Makita and Dewalt track saws might not be all that much better. My biggest complaint is that there is no hard case. I wish there was at least an option to buy one separately. Oh well, I'll have to try to make the cardboard box it came it last forever. Considering the cost of the alternatives, this is an amazing saw. I understand why some might choose to get a Festool over this if they need perfection, but I don't think the Makita or Dewalt offers enough compelling advantages to justify their much higher cost, except if you really need a hard case and want to save a little over a Festool. The Wen on the other hand saves a tremendous amount over all the alternatives.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2020 by Thoughtful Critic
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Where has this been all my life. No more fighting plywood onto the table saw. No more clamping down cutting guides for my circular saw. Once I figured out the best way to set it up for cuts - it has been awesome. Easy to use, great results. And where there are errors - well let’s just say it’s been operator error. I do wish my Wen shopvac hose connected without an adapter. Instead I let the dust go where it may in the driveway and then blew it to the street.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026 by Wayne
Style: Track Saw
While this saw might not suit a pro, it works quite nicely for this experienced homeowner and hobby woodworker. I can't think of paying $600-900 for a power tool on social security. I've done several cuts with this saw(with a better blade) and am pleased with the results(my needs are mostly sheet goods breakdown). The depth setting could have been done better, but I don't fuss with it very often. My biggest complaint relates to what I assume is a safety feature that prevents kickback as it also prevents sliding the saw backwards with only one hand(you must use the other hand to twist a knob while sliding backwards). These issues aside, the cuts I got were perfect and the track's gripper strips held well without clamps on plywood(clamps are a must on smoother stuff like pegboard). The entire package(110" of track, 2 clamps and a 40T blade as still super affordable. Dust collection is so so, but gets better if you get a plug to fill the side hole(available on etsy for cheap). If you have lots of cash, buy better, If you are on a budget, this will make you quite happy.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2024 by david w.