🪚 Evolution S380CPS Metal Cutting Chop Saw - Heavy Duty 15" with 14" Carbide-Tipped Blade | Premium Dry Cut Saw | 45° Miter Saw | Accurate & Powerful - The Ultimate Metal Chop Saw Review

In general, I drank like clockwork, and I really like it. The investment is definitely worth it. While I'm not saying this happens in all (or even most) cases, the screw that holds the blade guard mechanism in place (which allows it to close the blade when the handle is up and retract , if you move the cut), broken in two during my second cut. When I contacted this seller, they replied that they would contact the manufacturer to review my warranty options. I never heard from them again. I have…

I definitely cut metal. Steel and aluminum, I'd rather pay a few bucks more to have the saw with a 15 inch blade. A laser guide would be a nice addition to this saw - unfortunately I can't add it to the aftermarket like regular wood. miter saw. My biggest problem is that the chip catcher design is 75% efficient at best. "Great. I used the steel blade that the saw came with and also bought an aluminum blade. Changing blades takes a few minutes and is very easy. I like the clean cuts of carbide…

Great saw! The manual isn't that much - you'd better know what you're doing before using this saw - they don't give you guidance on proper cutting technique / do's and don'ts. The blade failed after about 10 cuts and was never of the quality I expected - leaving a not-so-smooth finish on the cutting edges. Want to know if the blade is out of balance? A strong rebound and several teeth were damaged beyond repair - no, this is not user error. I replaced it with a TwinTown blade which is cheaper…

This has got to be the best "chop saw" ever made. The saw is bloody AMAZING. I've thought about a saw a few times but this is by far the BEST! You can make perfect cuts every time. The blade cuts through metal like a hot knife through butter. The blade does not "bend" during the cut. When cutting a corner, a perfect joint with no gaps is achieved. When cutting, there are very few sparks and very little burr is left. This saw is worth the money. I thought about it for a long time, but in the end

The saw is built like a tank and is quite heavy. The processing and fit of the components is very good. The blade that went with it... that's another story. I used it to cut 1/8" angle irons and about the 10th cut the saw made a loud popping noise. At first I wasn't sure what happened; the workpiece was safe and I did not "push" the saw. I let the saw do its work. A closer look at the blade reveals that one of the carbide tips was not fully secured and broke mid-cut. Several adjacent teeth…

This is a low speed cold/dry saw. Some people rate the type of saw versus the saw itself. With the right blade and technique, this type of saw is a very useful tool for cutting metal for pipe, bar, and angles. The stock OEM blade it came with seems to be pretty good and I'm getting nice, clean, smooth cuts and no signs of wear after probably 100 cuts. The saw itself seems well built, I like the mechanism of the blade head, it has very little to no backlash, the motor has enough power for this…

In general the saw is good but not perfect. I bought it because it has many features over other saws. Pros: The locking pin for 45 degree cuts is a big plus. It prevents you from moving the sensor when clamping. The updated square threaded clamp allows for a much stronger clamp than previous versions. Head shake is pretty well kept to a minimum in this new design. The safety pin is generally better than the old chain. The carrying handle, which is separate from the trigger handle, is…