Is this saw worth it over a cheaper abrasive chop saw?

If you cut steel regularly, the 15 amp motor, quick-adjust vise and ball-bearing build justify the step up. For occasional light cuts, a budget saw will do the same job more slowly.

Can it cut 45-degree miters?

Yes. The vise and adjustable fence swivel to 45° for miter cuts, and the saw cuts up to 5 in thick material at 90°.

Does it come with a blade?

Yes, a 14 in. abrasive wheel with a 1 in. arbor is included. The large spindle lock button lets you change wheels without tools.

Can I use it to cut wood?

No. It is designed for metal: rebar, angle iron, channel, conduit and pipe. An abrasive wheel is not a wood-cutting setup.

How much does it weigh, and can one person move it?

About 40 lb. One person can lift it, but it is meant to sit on a bench or stand, not to be carried around all day.

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Milwaukee 14 in. Abrasive Cut-Off Saw

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Our take on the Milwaukee 14 in. Abrasive Cut-Off Saw

The Milwaukee 14 in. Abrasive Cut-Off Saw is a corded chop saw for cutting rebar, angle iron, channel, conduit and pipe. A 15 amp motor rated at 4 hp spins a 14 in. abrasive wheel, and the quick-adjust vise and adjustable fence hold stock at 0° or up to 45° for miter cuts. It cuts up to 5 in thick material and weighs about 40 lb, so it is a bench or jobsite tool rather than a handheld one. Oversized wheel guards and a large spindle lock button with no-tool wheel changes are the practical touches.

Best forFabricators cutting rebar, angle iron and channelElectrical and plumbing crews cutting conduit and pipe