Don't Cut Your Fingers Off Using The Evolution RAGE5-S
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ต.ค. 2023
- Today I will take you through the essential table saw fundamentals using the Evolution RAGE5-S. Set up, name parts, kick back, safety, rip cuts and cross cuts. Table saw Fundamentals should never be called basics as it's the Fundamental practices that keep us safe and give us accurate results every time.
There's no such word as basic in my option this undermines the seriousness of each and every action. I hope you take something away from today video and if you have anything to add please feel free to comment.
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Just bought one and today after assembling it, I am calibrating it. This is my first table saw. I practised on my friends prior to purchasing and loved it. So now I have my own.
I have already got an evolution 2800mm track saw and Evolution DB mitre saw. Brilliant tools.
Excellent have fun and stay safe 😀
This is one of the best review/instructional videos I have seen. Clear and to the point and easy to listen to.
Thank you 😊
They should be very happy with that demo mate, a top overview and a good looking budget saw. Lots of cool features Ive not seen at that end of the market before.
Thank you James. Tried my best to keep the novice safe.
How cool is that sliding side option 🫡 Also, the bloke upstairs is trying to make a drum video and is apologising about the tosser downstairs with a saw 😂😂😂
Haha he's making an album the poor sod 🤣
@@karlpopewoodcraft drum and table saw remix 😎😆
Karl, I've been far more used to using bigger more industrial type bed and cabinet saws and there are many excellent videos on them on TH-cam. This is the best video I've seen on smaller saws that the average woodworker would come into contact with. Excellent video well presented. 👋🤚👋
Thank you Jim that's amazing feedback 😀
Great video Karl, perfectly judged. Everyone should watch this.
Thank you Ben 😊
Visited to learn about this specific saw but ended up with some great general use tips…good job
Thank you glad this was useful.
at 10:10 with regards to repeatable cuts. With the Rage 5S, you can use the additional fence as a stop block. For safety, fitting the shallow fence, so that the front of it is 3cm's before the blade (it works just like your piece of wood; however, due to it being more secure, it is less likely to get dragged/pulled into the saw). The shallow fence will extend beyond the measuring gauge but not pass the blade.
Spot on advice Deanne 👌
@@karlpopewoodcraft hope that you find it useful.
Great video Karl. A well thought out and presented video.
I like the look of that sliding side portion.
Cheers mate much appreciated 😊
Hi Karl, A very helpful video, It's good to know these thing's about tool safety. I don't have a table saw but I know one day when I do get on I'll just look back for this video, good advice and tips. Great video, Take care mate👍
Thank you Shaun 😊
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I have recently purchased a Rage 5S and I am beginning to learni the fundamentals. Your video helped me on at least 5 points. Thumbs Up from me and a subscription.
Your very welcome John. 🙏 Thank you 😊
Good reference for all new table saw users and the not so new
Thanks Paul, it's a good refresher for me as well, stops complacency 🙂
Thanks Karl, always good to have a refresher on safety issues. Nice one!
Thank you Steve 😊
Hi Karl, I've got the Dewalt table saw but I'm loving that sliding base. I use the Evolution sliding Mitre saw, and it's also a great bit of kit. Must confess the table saw scares the crap out of me, which is no bad thing.
HI David, yes the features on the Evolution are fantastic and it's excellent value for money. I also love my Dewalt DW745 which is no longer made, its rock solid quality.
Simple yet solid advice. Thats for the content.
Thank you Daniel 😊
Really useful and clear video, thanks Karl. Also, a neat table saw. The moment you said about the tosser upstairs, my Alexa woke up and said she didn't understand 😂
Haha 😄 I'm sure the guy upstairs says the same thing about me 🤣 I just hope he doesn't watch my videos 😅
Highly effective as always, and always a pleasure to watch your videos :)
Thank you 😊
Very good Karl. Well explained. Good to see you that you kept the crown guard in position while operating the saw.👍........Tony
Thank you Tony 😊
@@karlpopewoodcraft I forgot to mention. That sliding table took me by surprise Karl. It's a great feature to have on such a small sawbench. A very useful built in addition. Cheers Tony
Thanks Karl. Nice tip with the block of wood on the fence 🤙
Your welcome mate thanks for watching 🙂
very well explained
Thank you Jim.
Great educational video Karl for newbies and DIYers using table saws. Well impressed, theres not many of these videos about. All the best
Thank you Steve 😊
@@karlpopewoodcraft more or less basic fundamentals which i know i will disregard myself, bad habits . That's the worst part, as long as you enforce these issues. Or lose some bell ringers or a mince pie.
@@steveposton3928 haha indeed 😆
A really good instructional video
Thank you Craig 😊
Solid advice Karl 👍
Cheers mate 😊
Loved the thumbnail. Nice cheesy grin 😁
Haha cheers mate
Very informative
Thank you 😊
👍👍👍.Thank you Karl
Your welcome mate, thanks for watching 🙂
Great video m8 very well explained. The sliding table on that saw kinda seems like it bumps it up slightly out the jobsite saw category. Looks great for beginer saw. Very well explained video and oroper in-depth knowledge 👏👏🏴👍
Cheers Michael that's great feedback 🙂
@@karlpopewoodcraft very much so ave also shared the video to fellow creator whose looking into possibility of table saw. Would u recommend it a take it??
@michaelwillson6847 Ye mate I think it's a cracking saw for the money, lots of excellent features.
@@karlpopewoodcraft nah worries m8 I'll pass the info on. Ave actually bought one went with einhell can't complain about it apart from noise but all in all pretty happy
Tell me you were an ex forces without saying I'm ex forces (I did work that one out before you mentioned it)
That video could been produced by the cassette heads 😂.
Cracking presentation, I have the saw and learnt a few things there.. Cheers
Haha thanks Jon. 😊
Thank chap
Thank you 😊
Absolutely superb video Karl, this will definitely be my recommended viewing for be tablesaw users.
Quick question, are the Evolution mitre slots still non standard sizing like most worksite saws?
Thank you Dean, 😊 that's great feedback. The miter slot is pretty standard I believe it's the same as my Dewalt. I'll have a measure tomorrow when I'm in and let you know the size.
@@karlpopewoodcraft cheers fella, I know they at least used to be smaller because you had to make your own runners (no biggie). I spoke to Evolution a couple of months ago but forgot to ask them lol
@WoodworkJourney ye some of the budget ones like the titan I used to own had really thin miter slots.
Do you find that smaller fence attached to the large one useful, or is it just a hindrance?
Hi mate, I find the fence works well. You can easily remove it but it's recommended that it's fitted I believe under UK health and safety. It helps reduce kickback because it allows the wood to move once past the blade and reduces any potential binding.
Hi Karl, I have just purchased the rage 5S and have noticed that the sliding table has some play in it. does yours? also there appears to be no information in adjusting this.
Evolution have also produced a zero clearance plate for the blade that is aluminium with a plastic insert in it , a big improvement in cut quality.
Hi Ralph yes I small amount of play, ye I had that insert fitted during this video, great isn't it.
I bet the drummer upstairs was also recording video on his channel and moaning at the woodworker downstairs :-)
Ye definitely, poor sod was recording an album 😢 at least my saw just comes on for a minute he's constantly banging away 🤣😆