Remember when you spent all that money replacing dull, rusty tools? It’s time to get your grind on with the WEN 8-Inch Slow Speed Bench Grinder. The low 1750 RPM provides fine finishes to a variety of tools, knives, and chisels. From deburring ragged edges to cleaning objects to sharpening blades, this bench grinder helps resuscitate old worn-down knives, tools, and bits, saving you both time and money. Our package includes two 8-inch by 1-inch aluminum oxide wheels with 5/8-inch arbors: a 60-grit wheel for general purpose grinding and a fine-grade 120-grit finishing wheel. Our design features a quiet yet powerful 3-amp soft-start motor and easy guard removal for quick wheel changes. Adjustable work rests pivot to allow for angled grinding applications. And because it’s a WEN product. a stocked inventory of replacement parts, and a friendly customer phone line. No need to waste money on new knives. The WEN 8-Inch Bench Grinder revives all of your tools back to their original state. Remember when your blades could actually cut through something? Remember WEN.
About us
Remember WEN? We've been designing and distributing high quality and affordable power tools for decades. Founded by Nick Anton back in 1951, WEN originally made its mark by helping bring tools and electricity together (putting the power into power tools). Our research and development team played a vital role in helping to develop a variety of common everyday tools such as the chainsaw, the electric soldering gun, the electric jigsaw, the electric engraver, and the knife and wet wheel sharpeners. WEN even pioneered random orbital technology ; the technology seen in most polishers, waxers, and buffers today that gives cars everywhere the streak free shine they deserve.
Since then, our expertise has expanded to encompass a wide variety of products including drill presses, tool chests, bench grinders, nailers, miter saws, hand tools, generators, and air compressors to name a few. By 2001, only 50 years after our humble beginnings, we had already sold over 50 million consumer units.
