Does it cut at angles?

Yes. The head adjusts from 0 to 45 degrees for mitered cuts on tube, angle and channel.

What kind of blade does it use?

It runs a 14-inch, 80-grit abrasive wheel. Abrasive wheels cut by grinding, so edges come out rougher than with a carbide-tooth saw.

What metals can it cut?

The maker lists square and flat tube, flat and square steel, I-beam, channel steel, carbon steel and round pipe.

How does it compare with a dry-cut saw?

A dry-cut saw with a carbide blade cuts faster and cleaner with less dust, but costs more. This abrasive saw handles the same shapes at a lower outlay with more cleanup.

Abrasive chop saws are loud and throw sparks and grit. Wear hearing and eye protection.

Does it come with a clamp?

The maker does not list a material clamp or vise. Plan on clamping stock to the base for safe, repeatable cuts.

Where is the KFFKFF 14-Inch Metal Cutting Chop Saw cheapest?

At Walmart, for $118.99, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the KFFKFF 14-Inch Metal Cutting Chop Saw?

Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.

KFFKFF 14-Inch Metal Cutting Chop Saw

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Our take on the KFFKFF 14-Inch Metal Cutting Chop Saw

The KFFKFF 14-Inch Metal Cutting Chop Saw is a corded abrasive chop saw with a high-speed motor and an 80-grit abrasive wheel, aimed at cutting steel tube, angle, channel, I-beam and round pipe. Its mitering head swings 0 to 45 degrees for angled cuts, and a reinforced base and D-shaped handle are meant to steady it in use. It sits in the same class as 14-inch abrasive saws from Evolution, DeWalt and Makita, which generally add a vise, a spark guard and clearer miter detents. The abrasive wheel leaves a rougher edge than a carbide-tooth dry-cut saw, so expect deburring on finish work.

Best forFraming and fabricating steel on a budgetCutting tube, angle, channel and pipe at 0–45°Shop and garage metalworkBuyers who want one saw for mixed steel stock

Pros

14-inch abrasive wheel cuts a wide range of steel shapes
Mitering head adjusts from 0 to 45 degrees
High-speed motor for fast cuts through mild steel
Reinforced base reduces vibration
Ergonomic D-shaped handle

Cons

Abrasive wheel leaves burrs and a rougher edge than a dry-cut saw
No mention of a material clamp or vise
No mention of a spark guard or blade guard details
Loud, dusty cutting typical of abrasive saws

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About the KFFKFF 14-Inch Metal Cutting Chop Saw

This 14-inch metal cutting chop saw has a high-speed motor and an 80-grit abrasive wheel. It makes clean cuts without burrs, so extra grinding is not needed. The design limits heat buildup.

The cutting angle adjusts from 0 to 45°. It cuts square and flat tubes, flat and square steel, I-beams, channel steel, carbon steel and round pipes.

A reinforced base keeps the saw stable and reduces vibration. The D-shaped handle is ergonomic, and large ventilation openings help dissipate heat. To cut, the saw holds the material in place. Press the dual-start buttons and apply steady pressure on the handle.

Model: J1G-ZB-355C-1
Color: Orange
Max power: 2000W
Current: 15A
No-load speed: 3500 RPM
Cutting angle: 0-45°
Max cutting width: 6.3 in (160 mm)
Max cutting thickness: 3.94 in (100 mm)
Wheel: 80-grit abrasive wheel
Dimensions: 22.44 x 11.81 x 25.20 in (570 x 300 x 640 mm)
Net weight: 28.75 lbs (13.04 kg)
In the box: 1 x chop saw, 1 x saw blade, 1 x carbon brush, 1 x wrench, 1 x user manual

Specifications

color: OrangeSource

Questions and answers

Does it cut at angles?: Yes. The head adjusts from 0 to 45 degrees for mitered cuts on tube, angle and channel.
What kind of blade does it use?: It runs a 14-inch, 80-grit abrasive wheel. Abrasive wheels cut by grinding, so edges come out rougher than with a carbide-tooth saw.
What metals can it cut?: The maker lists square and flat tube, flat and square steel, I-beam, channel steel, carbon steel and round pipe.
How does it compare with a dry-cut saw?: A dry-cut saw with a carbide blade cuts faster and cleaner with less dust, but costs more. This abrasive saw handles the same shapes at a lower outlay with more cleanup.
Is it loud?: Abrasive chop saws are loud and throw sparks and grit. Wear hearing and eye protection.
Does it come with a clamp?: The maker does not list a material clamp or vise. Plan on clamping stock to the base for safe, repeatable cuts.
Where is the KFFKFF 14-Inch Metal Cutting Chop Saw cheapest?: At Walmart, for $118.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the KFFKFF 14-Inch Metal Cutting Chop Saw?: Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.