WATCH BEFORE YOU BUY Evolution Saw | Evolution R255SMS+ | UnBox | First Use | Review Evolution Saw
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- New Evolution R255SMS+ metal cutting chop and miter saw. I bought the Rage 2 new on Amazon, in this video I unbox the saw, assemble it out of the box and cut some metal. I give my thoughts on the new addition to the shop. I hope you enjoy!
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Great to see someone put his saw through its paces. It’s a nifty piece of kit, I’ve the one (not the plus, so no dust bag). Using wood only, the cutting blade will last for ages. However, a quick healthy & safety tip, the instructions say don’t stack materials up, even if they are clamped as they may bind on the blade and move. 😊
Thank you for the info!
@@TheImprovementChannel you’re welcome, I wouldn’t want you to hurt yourself. We are going to have a go a cutting some metal in the spring, as you make it look so easy, but of course we know there’s more to it than just popping it onto the table 😉. All the very best and hope you’re ok, with this artic storm some are enduring😢.
@@spritzpistol good luck on your upcoming project. We have made it through the attic blast with only some minor damage. I hope you are do well too!
Thanks for the vid. I've been questioning the capabilities of this saw because like you said, the mitering feature is so much better than moving the material around.
Yes, and it is still working well to this day!
I have this same saw. I purchased it solely for metal cutting. I was disappointed that it didn't include the front clamp so I contacted evolution to get one. They told me that this saw was designed for 80% wood and 20% metal, and that they didn't recommend using it for may application. The metal chips are terrible, but the saw cuts great.
Interesting on the 80, 20 for the saw. I did not know that.
Flat Bastard Engineering Channel good advice!
I bought one a couple of years ago and quickly realised it is essentially a DIY tool, blades don't last long cutting laminate flooring. If you only cut wood, forget the high priced Evolution blades and buy a better cheaper one, you will need one that comes with a reducer ring as Evolution use an odd size. Watching this vid I was waiting for the dust bag to ignite lol.
I agree it is a diy tool.
Never cut L angle like that, always place the standing leg against the fence, if you have no other alternative place a board cut to fill the void and clamp against fence. I saw where it rocked a little, thatll kill your carbide tips quicker than anything.
Thank you for the tip!
put your saw in a sort of box.. where the metal stilcks out. but the debri stays in.. and use magnets. in a plasticbag. now remove the magneyt out of the bag and the metal will fall in your bin
Very nice tip! Thank you.
wow, never cut the L profile that way! it can jam your saw or worse! turn it so the saw can not pull scrap to a fence
I cut it differently now.
@@TheImprovementChannel just be safe ;)
Great Demo, thanks! Just ordered the exact setup and blade
Nice!
2:30 ITS NOT A RAGE 2... ITS A RAGE 3 R255 SMS ALSO HAVE THE PLUS, srry for the caps :( turn on but never off.. and rage has like 7 type of saws even rage 5, 3 has all types with longer range and smaller saws.
I'll never understand why people add music to these videos, if I want music I'll play music,
did the arbour button lock securely on yours to tighten the blade?
Yes, it locks in tight to this day.
I agree no music on videos, if you want me to subscribe. The music is annoying.
Looks like a nice saw. Cuts through the metal clean and fast!
Triad Distribution it sure does!!
I agree! I think I am really going to like this saw!!
Hi everyone. Have any of you checked if your saw's bed is completely flat? I have put straight edge across mine and found centre table to sit slightly proud to side supports. I found this fault immediately after taking it off the box. It's slightly better after removing stickers but still far from perfect. Did you encounter this issue with yours?
Yes, this saw is far from perfect.
I'm considering replacing my "best quality ever" 1990's Ryobi basic miter saw. I've been using it as a metal chop say but the table has rusted and will no longer adjust. Good excuse for a upgrade. This is interesting.
If I had it to do over I would not go with this one.
@@TheImprovementChannel Can you tell us why? I'm considering this saw.
@@_Keir It is made to be used as more of a wood cutting saw mostly. I also do not like how you have to use the evolution metal cutting blade due to the arbor size. I would get something in a 14” metal only.
Awesome jacket! GO VOLS!!!
Thank you, go Vols!!
Good video. I bought this saw 6 months ago and like you, I thought the blade it came with would cut metal. I then learned that that blade is only rated for unistrut and copper pipe etc, and that's why it wore out so quickly on you (as it did for me). You mentioned that you were going to pick up the blue mild steel blade the next day for $55~. Did you ever get that, and did it make a difference? I need to do a job with box section next weekend and I can't find any reviews on youtube for that blue blade on the 10" chop saw. Interested to hear your thoughts if you did. Thanks
Yes the blue blade is much better. I have purchased a couple a d have had them sharpened a couple of times. Sharpening works very well.
Think I’d keep my dog out of there
He has a dog door so unless I block it off he comes a d goes as he pleases.
4:40 Dog thinks video is all about him 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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What is the product protecting the bottom of your garage drywall? Is that just a standard base?
It is a 6” MDF base board, it is what was used on the inside. Below that is concrete.
That is a good saw
Logan Wright I think so!
What rods/reels do you have.....is that a Penn reel by your air hose ? What do you fish for ?
Nothing fancy on the rods and reels something cheap from Walmart. They are my 14 year old sons. He fishes mostly in local ponds and lakes for bass. He does a lot more fishing than catching. It is not a Penn reel.
What type of metal cut blade did you end up getting?
I picked up there blue metal cutting blade.
Why are you always on the floor? Do you have a table? Good video.
David Van Dyke I hear you I’m too old to be on the floor so much! I will build a table for the saw on the next video. Thank you for watching and you comments!
I will have a video coming out soon with the stand build for this saw if all goes well I will have it ready for release on 1/17 and have a Hobart welder cart build video release on 1/24...Stay tuned!
Any updates on the saw after a year? I was considering buying one primarily for metal and occasionally for wood.
No, but if I had it to do over I would buy a 14” for metal and a Ryobi or something cheap for wood. I am like you mostly mental and occasionally wood. I learned later that this saw is mostly for wood and some metal. Good luck.
@@TheImprovementChannel I ended up buying a Ryobi cordless miter saw and the new Diablo steel demon blade for a total of about $130! It cuts through all of my small stock like butter and it's cordless!!
Ryobi tools for the money are hard to beat!
Nice video. I have one of these arriving any day now! What replacement blade did you get? How well did the replacement blade last compared to the stock blade?
I have 3 of the Evolution blades in metal & 1 for wood. I have them sharpened.
The dust bag on while you cut metal, that could cause a fire!!
I never thought of that. The chips come off a little hot but not that hot.
FFW 3.00 mis the unboxing
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omg you realy worked out the blade and its broke now?! thats not good.... doesnt seem to last that long..
I thought this video was supposed to be about the evolution chop saw, not about your shop, your garage, your friend's welder, your unfinished projects, your...
Yea you never know what you will get from me.
Don’t buy it….I’ve owned mine for 5 years and have spent double the money on blades than the cost of the saw….it’s a 10 inch blade with a 1” arbor no abrasive disk with those dimensions
I am in no way sponsored on this video. I certainly see where you would say that. All blades are expensive and these are a little more expensive. I have purchased 3 or 4 blades and I get mine sharpened. Getting the blades sharpened will lower you blade costs.
@@TheImprovementChannel I think your better off getting a 14 inch abrasive blade chop saw saves money down the line
@@oddlyrightoddlyright2475 that is not for me. I had one first they are too dirty and the blades go fast. They are cheap blades but they do not last.
That first GIANT saw you used is the definition of a FAILED ATTEMPT. you're better off using a steak knife. it'll be MUCH FASTER.
It was pretty thick metal and it was not my saw so I took it pretty slow. That was a very nice and expensive saw.
@@TheImprovementChannel you do know i was taking about the saw as a failed attempt right? Not you lol. There's no way I could get anything done with that machine.
@@pcicraftsman8472 lol, yes, I took it you were talking about the saw.
what a fail, cutting such a small peace of square taking so long you have to speed up the video haha. use different saw for those aplications..