THIS CAN'T BE BEAT FOR THE PRICE! (Evolution Power tools Review)

[@purepanorama8484]

All my blue collar guys can check out Evolution Power Tools with the links in the description! See you guys again soon!

[@hmg8915]

Evolution makes good saws for the price point.. they absolutely get the job done..

[@jomama5301]

You coming back??

[@TheBaronOfBeard]

Still using this saw? Liked the review and purchased one today.

[@purepanorama8484]

Yes, we still use the saw a lot. We've used it more than the Stihl gas powered saw since getting it. It has not let us down once at a job site!

[@paulgp19]

Can u cut the reinforced concrete we’d still bars ?

[@purepanorama8484]

It will cut through it. We use this saw a lot at work and it has cut plenty of concrete, black top, and metal with no issues at all! It has replaced our Stihl saw for the most part.

[@mubeenmohyi7151]

Awesome! Evolution demo saw is it have less noise than the Stihil saw,

[@daveman5860]

Just got my 18 amp, 14 in, wet saw today. Made by the so-called extreme power us. Under $300. It's built like a brute, seems very well made. Has a water line feed. Order it through Walmart website. I'm very impressed with it and I haven't even cut yet. Read the safety instructions like a big dog. By the way I would never use the saw without water. It'll get in your lungs, silicosis and it will also file your motor, the cooling fan sucks it right into your electric motor

[@seangannon193]

great british company, making some great tools

[@tubemanshindo1434]

*dust floating everywhere "NO OSHA HERE!!!" Thats incredibly unhealthy bo.

[@williamdubon5034]

What they don't tell you is that you are going to need 220v witch it's make impossible to use for professional, maybe for DIY

[@purepanorama8484]

I'm not following what you're trying to say? We have used this saw more than our gas powered saw on many job sites in a professional setting. It has taken anything we throw at it and never let us down once.

[@williamdubon5034]

What I meant to say was, that to use it as a professional you are going to need a 220 voltage because a 110 will just overheat on you, great tool for do it yourself

[@purepanorama8484]

@@williamdubon5034 im following ya now! We haven't had any issues with it over heating on us and we have put it through a lot on jobs. Its a great tool!

[@Mp-ih2el]

The guard isnt permanently stuck on the silth are u complete newb

[@isabellagrace7809]

Where are your babies?