WEN 3650 4.0 🔌 Amp Variable Electric Power Tool Review

I needed to trim the uneven edges of a 1.2mm to 1.5mm fiberglass sheet and this tool worked very good. Considering I had to cut several hundred feet of edges, handheld metal shears would have been far slower and less accurate, not to mention the potential for carpal tunnel syndrome. First I pressed a long metal ruler against the fiberglass. sheet and used it as a cutting guide, but later discovered that you could simply draw a straight line on a sheet of fiberglass with a black marker and cut…

We built wheelchair accessible raised beds. The core team of the project were the "Women who build" from Habitat for Humanity. They were great builders, but I worried about cutting sheet metal in a crowded park with a spinning blade scattering tiny shards. I ordered it right away and it arrived the next day! Perfect. They were so happy with the results and ease of use that they asked where I got it from. I explained that if they were looking for a high performance device they would cost around…

I used this to upgrade some of the parts I bought from Revain and was blown away. This is my first experience with this type of tool, but not my first experience with Wen Tools. I have a Wen drill press, a Wen grinder and now variable speed shears with a Wen swivel head. I don't have anything like it as this is my first experience with electric shears, but I can say I've been very happy with the performance and ease of use. It cut heavy powder-coated metal. I don't know how thick the metal was,