What to do if my Worx WX426 blade kicks back?
If your Worx Saw blade kicks back when starting a cut, the blade might not be spinning fast enough. Allow the saw blade to reach full speed before cutting.
Why won't my Worx Saw cut a straight line?
If your Worx Saw won't cut straight, it might be due to a dull blade. Try mounting a new, sharp blade. Also, check if the blade is mounted correctly; remove and reassemble it. Ensure you are guiding the saw properly.
How to fix a Worx Saw that won't start?
If your Worx Saw doesn't start when you flip the switch, first check that the power cord is securely plugged into a working outlet. If it's still not working, the power cord might be broken, or the carbon brush may be worn down. A qualified maintenance person should replace the carbon brush.
What to do if the cutting depth on my Worx WX426 is less than set?
If the cutting depth of your Worx Saw is less than what you've set, sawdust might have accumulated at the rear of the base. Shake out the sawdust. You might also want to connect a vacuum for dust collection.
General| Input power | 400 W |
|---|---|
| Power source | AC |
| Dust blower | Yes |
| Product color | Aluminium, Black, Orange |
| Built-in light | - |
| Suitable for materials | Metal, Particle board, Plasterboard, Plastic, Tile, Wood |
| Blade bore | 15 mm |
| Blade diameter | 85 mm |
| Idle speed (max) | 3000 RPM |
| Cutting depth (90º) | - mm |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 3200 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 90 mm |
| Height | 180 mm |
| Weight | 1800 g |
Ensures a safe and clean environment for tool operation, free from hazards like flammable materials or distractions.
Guidelines for safe use of power tools with electrical outlets, covering plug compatibility, grounding, and cord care.
Covers staying alert, using PPE, preventing unintentional starts, proper footing, and appropriate attire.
Essential safety guidelines for cutting, including hand placement, depth adjustment, and workpiece support.
Details on checking and ensuring the proper operation of the saw's guard for safety during use.
Defines the tool's purpose for ripping and cross-cutting wood and other materials in straight lines.
Provides tips for optimal tool performance, including cooling, blade care, and material suitability.
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