On paper the WORX WG322E.9 comes down to a 25 cm (10 in) bar and battery power.
The usable cutting length is 25 cm, which puts this saw squarely on timber up to around 20 cm. The working rule is to keep the bar about 5 cm longer than the wood you cut most.
The specification lists a 20V battery platform, a listed weight of 3.1 kg.
It is fitted with tool-free chain tensioning, low-kickback chain.
Battery saws suit pruning, garden work and light firewood. The pack usually costs more than the tool, so check whether this is sold as a bare tool and whether it runs batteries you already own. It is a homeowner grade machine, intended for occasional use rather than daily work.
Specifications are as published by the manufacturer or the retailer listing rather than measured by us. Always check the figures on the product page before buying.
Features
| Grade | Home Owner |
|---|---|
| Type | Cordless/Battery Powered, Electric |
| Bar Length | 25 cm (10 in) |
| Model Number | WG322E.9 |
| Weight KG | 3.1 |
| Weight Pounds | 6.83 |
Overview
| Product Length CM | 43 |
|---|---|
| Product Width CM | 21.3 |
| Product Height CM | 25.8 |
| Type | Cordless/Battery Powered, Electric |
| UPC/ASIN | B077MFNJ99 |
| Color | Black |
| Voltage | 20 |
Chain & Bar
| Chain & Bar Included | Yes |
|---|---|
| Bar Oiler | Automatic Oiling- |
| Tool-less Chain Tensioning | Yes |
| Chain Brake | No |
| Low Kickback | Low |
Power Head
| Maximum RPM's | 2100 |
|---|---|
| Handle Type | Ergonomic Handle |
FAQs
Can anyone advise what the replacement blade should be for this model?
From my initial research only, albeit I haven’t replaced mine yet, what you need is a 10 inch with 3/8ths pitch and gauge of 0.043″. Amazon show some but seem to be Oregon ones coming from the US. Haven’t counted the number of links but hope this helps.
Blade dimension's are?
25 cm as described in the description… It is a very good tool and I have cut timber 12 inches / 30cm easily.
How long does the battery usually last?
1-2 hours. You feel it in the cutting action before it does run out. I alternate 2 batteries, as I have other worx stuff, so not a serious problem.
