Effortless Metal Drilling!!! || Evolution EvoMag42 || Review

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@w9jim 11 ай бұрын

Best tool reviews on the internet! Thanks for putting so much time and effort into your videos, Mike!

@ProjectsForAllReviews 11 ай бұрын

I appreciate that Jim! Thanks!

@jalbertob77 11 ай бұрын

@@ProjectsForAllReviewsdefinitely the best reviews man, keep up the great work. This is in regards to tablesaws, I was curious to see if you had any reviews for the RIKON 11600S or the Metabo C3610DRJ. I'm very disappointed that most of these 10" semi-portable tools do not have blade bevel precision adjustment. As far as I know, the Metabo is the only one with this feature besides the SawStop. That's a critical feature as we know how painful it can be to adjust angles with the loose-lever engine system. I have the 81/4 DeWalt and O love it , but it was surprising to know their 10" version does not have that feature either. I think that at that price point, that should be there. Cheers!

@arustydodge2111 11 ай бұрын

Great and honest review of this Evolution Mag Drill. From what I’m seeing, Evolution is becoming more prevalent in the metal cutting and drilling scene. Their newer metal cutting miter saw really has all the bells and whistles. Personally, I have not used and don’t currently own any Evolution products. Years back on job sites we used Hougen and Milwaukee Mag drills. For vertical and horizontal applications, we used duct seal to create a dam around the cutting area to contain the cutting fluid and it worked well. For inverted vertical drilling we used a light oil on a spray bottle or some cutting fluid to lubricate the cutter, messy. Thanks for another great product review. Really look forward to your postings, and go by your recommendations and honesty!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

@ProjectsForAllReviews 11 ай бұрын

Thanks Dodge! Both this drill and the miter saw ran flawlessly. Just used the miter saw again a couple days ago on a stack of chromoly tubing and still cuts perfect clean. I thought about using a spray bottle for the cutting fluid but figured it was a good opportunity to check out those wax based products. Thanks for watching!

@themeat5053 11 ай бұрын

Mike, another outstanding video. I watched it all, even though I'll never need this type of tool. As a safety precaution, I'm sure old coots like me (with pacemakers) need to be wary of the magnets. if someone needed one of these, I think you've proven to them that this is a tool to be considered.

@ProjectsForAllReviews 11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching Meat!

@laurentdumas3198 11 ай бұрын

Hi Mike, I love your reviews and this one is no exception ! The question about this product, from a DIYer's perspective is what ( regular projects ) could justify spending 600 bucks for such a tool. Making a welding table ? You showed that there are some pretty decent tables for DIYer's on the market. Sure it is not a Siegmund table ! From my perspective, I will give priority to Evolution metal mitre saw, as I think this can be used more frequently in an amateur shop. Regarding future reviews, may I suggest making reviews of foward facing rails mitre saws : the Kapex more afordable alternatives : MAKITA ( although this one has been reviewed quite frequently.. ), TRITON TCMS 254, down to all the Chinese alternatives such as Ryoby ems254l. This kind of saw ( forward facing rails ) are a good solution for small amateur's workshops as it can be installed next to a wall. I'm curious how the saw wigles at full extension as it is a general tendency for all mitre saw and the impact on cut precision. Thanks again.

@ProjectsForAllReviews 11 ай бұрын

This is definitely a specific use tool and not one I would buy unless I had jobs lined up where I needed it. The Miter saw on the other hand will get a ton of use in my shop. We used it last weekend to chop up a bunch of chromoly for a friends Harley drag bike. That same blade still makes perfect clean cuts. We’re definitely doing more miter saws this year but I haven’t settled on models yet. Looks like you have a couple European model numbers there with the Triton and Ryobi. Thanks for watching!