WORX - 5.5 Amp BladeRunner Electric Table Top Saw - Black
Specifications
- Corded/CordlessCordedAmperage5.5 amperes
- Key Specs
- Corded/Cordless: Corded
- Amperage: 5.5 amperes (Strength of electrical current.)
- General
- Brand: WORX
- Model Number: WX572L
- Product Name: 5.5 Amp BladeRunner Electric Table Top Saw
- Color: Black
- Features
- Corded/Cordless: Corded
- Motor Type: Brushless
- Bevel Capacity: 60 degrees
- Blade Change Method: Keyed
- Power
- Power Source: Plug-in
- Cord Length: 6 feet
- Voltage: 120 volts (Amount of power needed to support an electrical current.)
- Amperage: 5.5 amperes (Strength of electrical current.)
- Dimensions
- Product Height: 16.14 inches (The out of box height of the item. Height is measured as the vertical distance from the bottom of the item to the top as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Width: 8.31 inches (The out of box width of the item. Width is measured as the horizontal distance from one side of the item to the other as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Length: 17.56 inches (The out of box length of the item. Length is measured as the longest dimension of the item.)
- Product Weight: 16.71 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
- Other
- UPC: 845534013054
The Worx Bladerunner Portable Tabletop Saw is really a table saw that you can take anywhere. Most table saws are enormous and can take up an entire dedicated table in your workshop—and forget taking them out of the workshop and to the job site. But the Bladerunner is made to give you the power of a much larger saw in a form-factor that makes it much more flexible. The rack and pinion fence system enables smooth and accurate cuts. And despite its smaller footprint (15-3/4” x 17”), the Bladerunner easily handles larger shelving and trim materials. It’s the ultimate DIY machine because you can take it anywhere around the house, so flooring, cabinets, racks, and railing projects are all accomplished much easier. Plus, it’s simple to use. This design allows you to keep both hands free, so you can fully adjust the material as you need to. The quick, tool-free blade change system is compatible with any 4” t-shank jigsaw blade. And the base provides on-board storage for its miter gauge, rip fence, and blades. With a stroke length of ¾” and a no-load speed of 3000/min you’ll have more than enough capacity and power to tackle jobs both big and small. Stop bringing projects to your table saw and start bring the Bladerunner to your projects.
- Great At Cross & Rip Cuts: The steel rip fence and riving knife system lets you perform an assortment of straighter, longer, wider cuts
- Truly Portable Table Saw: Weighing in at less than 15 lbs., you easily can move it around your workshop or even take it to the job site
- Adjustable Miter Gauge: Makes 0-60 degree miter cuts from both the right and left sides, so you can make every common miter cut, and every angle in-between
- Safety Switch: An added safety switch and safety key give this saw an added level of security, so you don’t have to worry about accidental starts
- Do It Yourself, Do It Better, Do It With Worx: WORX tools are engineered with cutting-edge technology, and above modern efficiency standards, so you can build a cost-effective tool collection that’s been designed to last
- Accessories Included: 5 blades (woods, aluminum, scrolling, ceramic tile, steel) rip fence, miter gauge, dust extraction port, and blade grip
Whats Included
- BladeRunner Portable Tabletop Saw, Miter Gauge, Rip Fence, Vacuum Adapter, Blade Grip, Wood Cutting Blade,
- Aluminum Cutting Blade, Steel Cutting Blade, Ceramic Tile Cutting Blade, Wood Scroll Cutting Blade
Q: Why is the Bladerunner considered a portable table saw?
A: The Worx Bladerunner is considered a portable table saw because it is smaller than most table saws and can easily be taken to different locations.
Q: What is the maximum size of material that the Bladerunner can handle?
A: The provided text doesn't specify a maximum size limit for materials, but it does mention that the Bladerunner easily handles larger shelving and trim materials.
Q: Can the Bladerunner be used for both small and large projects?
A: The Worx Bladerunner has enough capacity and power to tackle jobs both big and small.
Q: What is the purpose of the on-board storage provided in the base?
A: The on-board storage in the base of the Worx Bladerunner Portable Tabletop Saw is designed for storing the miter gauge, rip fence, and blades.
Q: How does the rack and pinion fence system contribute to accurate cuts?
A: The rack and pinion fence system enables smooth and accurate cuts.
Q: Does the Bladerunner come with a miter gauge and rip fence?
A: The base of the Worx Bladerunner provides on-board storage for its miter gauge and rip fence.
Q: What is the maximum width of a board that this saw is able to cut?
A: Hello there! Thank you for your inquiry. The WX572L BladeRunner X2 is a tabletop saw, so the width of the board you can cut isn’t limited by the tool itself. Since the blade is mounted vertically (like a mini table saw), you can feed a board of any width across the table as long as you can physically support and guide it. The only true cutting limitation is thickness, which is 1‑1/2 inches for wood. Thank you for choosing WORX!
Q: How thick of material that can be ripped and will the ripped cut be smooth and straight.
A: Hello and thank you for your inquiry. The WX572L BladeRunner X2 can rip material up to about 1 inch thick, which makes it great for light-duty projects like trim, small boards, PVC, or sheet materials. Because it uses a jigsaw-style blade, the cut will be straight if you guide it carefully, but it won’t be as perfectly smooth or precise as what you’d get from a full-size table saw. It’s designed for quick, convenient cuts rather than heavy-duty ripping. Thank you for choosing WORX!
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