I’ve been trying to research saws. I’m wanting a better way to cut stock, besides my porta ban, torch, zip disc etc.
ive been reading about the dry cut chop saws with carbide blades, they claim they are way faster, way more accurate etc. from researching, I see a lot of complaints on the dewalt and Makita, some decent reviews on the skil, and a ton of good reviews on the evolution saw.. which really surprised me, it being made in China. But then again, they probably all are.
Does anyone have some hands on advice... are they worth the 500.00, which to avoid, best bang for the buck etc?
Would be looking to cut , square tubing from 1”-2” and probably 1/8, to 3/16” thick. Angle iron etc. I very seldom would be working on much anything thicker than 1/4”.
Any help would be much appreciated. Hate to spend 500, and find out it was wasted
ive been reading about the dry cut chop saws with carbide blades, they claim they are way faster, way more accurate etc. from researching, I see a lot of complaints on the dewalt and Makita, some decent reviews on the skil, and a ton of good reviews on the evolution saw.. which really surprised me, it being made in China. But then again, they probably all are.
Does anyone have some hands on advice... are they worth the 500.00, which to avoid, best bang for the buck etc?
Would be looking to cut , square tubing from 1”-2” and probably 1/8, to 3/16” thick. Angle iron etc. I very seldom would be working on much anything thicker than 1/4”.
Any help would be much appreciated. Hate to spend 500, and find out it was wasted
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