This has an insane amount of features for the money - impressive! Nice review mate.

And don't forget that when you make a warranty claim DO NOT tell evolution that you have been using a non evolution blade. Any blade other than theirs voids any warranty claim 🤦🏻

I purchased the rage 5s only 6 months ago and gutted i didnt wait as it looks like all the niggles have mainly been addressed. Great review and loving your videos!

Excellent video review and it looks like a great value for money saw, thanks.

I was about to buy the rage 5 just as this came out its great it ate it’s way through some 4”x4” Cocobolo just using the multi blade accuracy of the fence is spot on 😊

Just purchased mine on ToolDen UK 👍 There's x2 units left in stock as I write.

Nice bit o kit that. ALMOST makes me wish I had waited a year before pulling the trigger on the Rage 5-s. Short of the horrible dust collection on it, it works. Does what I need it to do and hasn't missed a beat since coming out of the box. All that said, doesn't mean I'm no drooling over that saw! Take care & stay safe M8.

I use a set of evolution saws to make hundreds of cuts in 1/4” angle iron a month. I can’t speak more highly of the metal 14” saws. Have both.

really good review.

A good table saw. I used to have the other model but I went over to Bosch Pro site saw and will never part with it as it's a very robust saw and never done me wrong and it's built like a Brick **** House. 😁😁😁😁 Great video thank you for sharing..

great saw

Ok so looking at the riving knife it can not be lowered to blade height? So for doing non through cuts it would need to be completely removed? Its been said by others that in the manual it alludes to the riving knife having the ability to be adjusted to blade height, i guess just by looking at the slot in the knife it can not go any lower?

This seems very, very similar to the Skil jobsite saw with a bunch of extra features. Very interesting.

It looks like an evolution of the Metabo HPT saw of which I use an offshoot of. That sliding bit of the table looks very enticing if it's done well and the tracks don't clog with sawdust. Also the miter adjustment knob if it's like the one on mine isn't so nice as the locking mechanism can throw off any micro adjustment you make. I'd like to check it out here in Canada but it's doubtful I'll get the chance.

back in stock

looks awesome. quick question. when not being used on a mobile 'trolley' can the saw be bolted down to a fixed work surface?

Now I really tough question. Shoud I buy this table from evolution or the dewalt dwe 7845? I already have one but is garbage , the angle is never good or it takes too much time to adjuste , so noe that I have the buget for "real" tools I would go for the Best (dewalt everey body prise it) but this one looks to be a lil bit better for some features (that extra hinge for crosscuts). So witch one should I got for ( my opinios for right now would stilul be the dewalt because i know i wont be dissapointed)

Does this saw take a dado stack and how wide a dado? Also if you raise the blade to do a rabbet does the blade stay at that height Thru the whole cut?

I had just put the Rage up against the Skil. Now this popped up. I think the rage and skil are 500 bucks here. Even seeing this i think the skil might be the go? Im just starting innto wood work as a hobbyist. Thanks for vid..good stuff covered what i needed to know. PS...dont mention the riving knife..blade thingo..😉

All about power features can be achieved with any table saw

Nooice!

It looks and sounds brilliant, but... my experience of Evolution matches that of others: quality control. Get lucky, you have a near perfect tool for a stunning price. Get unlucky, and you'd better not have an important job to do while you return it and eke out a bit more life out of your old one. I suspect it's safest to wait till rebuilt returns go on sale so they will have made sure they work properly. Like all prosumer tools, OK for DiYer who is able to identify faults and get them rectified or the professional who doesn't use that tool all the time. As a retired DiYer who is time rich but cash not rich, I'd look at it, maybe try a refurb version to replace my current almost junk Rutland Tools ultra-cheap model. But I'd probably end up saving up for DeWalt corded if it still does well in reviews by new purchasers (they seem to have given up on their corded tools in last 5 years). It often only takes a couple of DiY jobs to cover the cost of a pro tool compared with hiring a pro to do the job (if you can find a good one)

Would you recommend this over the dewalt dwe 7485

If they're a similar price would you pick the skil or this?

How do you rate this against the dewalt table saw. I have an SIP 10" table saw at the mo and am looking for an upgrade. Even my table isn't flat

Is the motor direct (or gear drive) or belt drive? Thank you…

01:23 you show the mitre gauge then you put a clamp on it and proceed to clamp a piece of wood down to the table saw bed which if i’m not mistaken then prevents you from actually using the mitre gauge because it’s clamped and wont slide

DAMN that was amazing until the end with the floppy hose. I mean after ALL that micro fitting of accessories, that dangling hose just really brought that whole thing down :[ Great review!

Rebranded Skil TS6307-00 with some very minor changes.

How will the free blade offer work Jack? cool review btw

Looks just like my Skil tablesaw

How does this compare to the Skill table saw ?!

How do you rate this against the Skil, you reviewed earlier?

I have had a few evolution saws but I was not that impressed. I found the fence useless, the mitre gauge was sloppy and the motor shaft always had a wobble to it. The table was not flat and the mitre slots were not parallel to the blade even after adjusting. I think it would be good for site carpentry where crappy cuts do not matter so much. If you are doing finishing work or have business aspirations then I would probably spend a bit more and go for something else

pls spend the extra 50 pounds soley for the soft start its a genuine safety and life improvement and more likely wont trip ur motor with the spike up in power draw

Are the mitre slots the same size as each other? Great review as always!! Looking forward to the Workshop progression 👍

My internet still works

I'll never understand why they insist on using such a fine thread for their clamps. Have to twist twist twist all day to cinch it down.

There's a lot of Dewalt in that saw.

It's not sold out and unavailable on the internet as claimed, to the point the title is practically clickbait! Its available at FFX, scott direct and amazon to name 3. Cant understand all the excitement for a chinese copy of the dewalt. Rutlands also does a copy under their own badge and thats the cheapest of them all.

How much

I bought a car once they included 4 wheels - any table saw includes a riving knife, a blade guard. But a push stick WOW!

Change the mitre gauge straight away. It’s not good

It’s an upgraded dewalt

I am thinking of getting a new saw, should I buy this one. Not pro, just D.I.Y.er

So a orange Dewalt......

To Any one thinking about buying a table saw. Buying any thing less than a dewalt. Dose not makes sense. This table saw costs 300 to 400 euro. The dewalt costs 500 to 640 euro. The dewalt to a much better saw. It has a rack and pinion fence. I took it out of the box and had to adjust nothing.

That mitre fence is pure garbage as they always are with these contractors saw.

so this is aimed at noobs who dont know any better. got it. Those who know, you know.

1 minute into the video and credibility is gone... you don't know what a riving knife is for....

Basically copyed Skil and made it beter

Looks cheap !

Hope it's better than all the other scrap they manafacture