very cheap evolution saws!

bawjaws · Oct 6, 2008

http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/offers_week42sunday2008.htm
seems a good deal

, they were about double that price the last time i looked

Wozzaaah · Oct 6, 2008

That seems stupidly cheap!

JayRS4 · Oct 6, 2008

And off i go to Aldi, surely thats about 150 less than usual

English Steve · Oct 6, 2008

Certainly cheap! No Aldi near me :mad:

, I wonder if she fancies a trip in to Exeter on Saturday morning - Macro have a 5.5kva Genny for £280+vat so could combine two visits for two bargains :whistle:

Well spotted Bawjaws :hug:

bawjaws · Oct 6, 2008

its the real thing aswell and not one of there own makes, but i wonder why its green and not orange :dontknow:

chriskelland · Oct 6, 2008

Hi All,

I am new to the group, but couldn't help noticing that the chop saw is a Fury, the cheap version of the Rage, smaller motor etc. I got a Rage 2 a while ago a its a good bit of kit. Also its not listed on the Evoloution web site.

Chris. ps I'll do an intro asap.

andypocock · Oct 6, 2008

I always said I'd rather starve than go into Aldi.

OK but I never said anything about a cheap saw. I was just about to buy one from MM. It's got the 1800w motor so it'll do anything I'm likely to need.

Nice find bawjaws. Cheers

Rogm · Oct 6, 2008

Heres a link

Im going to get one, my one is on its last legs
thanks baw jaws :clapping:

Heres a link http://www.evolutionpowertools.co.uk/uk/evolution_fury2.html

Rogm

bawjaws · Oct 6, 2008

I was just about to buy one from MM

err, well in that case can i have the change?

zzr1200 · Oct 12, 2008

Well just done the deed, only opened the box so far, alloy motor housing, the blade guards are thick pressed tin, a plastic handle assembly and a pressed tin base with vice.

The base could do with being a bit thicker and the fixed vice back stop bends a bit if tightened well, but I recon a couple of tacked in webs will sort that little problem out.

I suppect the motor housing, blade guards and pivot bracket on the base are least from the rage 2 and well made

It is a 1800 watt motor with a 30 min duty cycle.

I'm well impressed so far, just have to cut some material now for a test run.

At this price the hacksaw is dead....

Rogm · Oct 12, 2008

zzr1200 said:
Well just done the deed, only opened the box so far, alloy motor housing, the blade guards are thick pressed tin, a plastic handle assembly and a pressed tin base with vice.

The base could do with being a bit thicker and the fixed vice back stop bends a bit if tightened well, but I recon a couple of tacked in webs will sort that little problem out.

I suppect the motor housing, blade guards and pivot bracket on the base are least from the rage 2 and well made

It is a 1800 watt motor with a 30 min duty cycle.

I'm well impressed so far, just have to cut some material now for a test run.

At this price the hacksaw is dead....

Snap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cut some 50x50x05 box with no problem :clapping:

but as above watch the back stop of the vice

it will need modifing to be consistant

So far so good will keep you updated

Rogm

JW240 · Oct 12, 2008

very nice. I hope these will be available here as well

MarkMG · Oct 12, 2008

me too, just making space in garage to keep it, does smell funny though???

bawjaws · Oct 13, 2008

so who else has them, what do you all think?

Endacy · Oct 13, 2008

I bought one!! I love tools, this is going to be a helpful middle-ground saw for cutting pipe, wood and similar. It seems pretty well made, nothing too flimsy. It has a three year guarantee as well which I thought was very good.

zzr1200 · Oct 13, 2008

bawjaws said:
so who else has them, what do you all think?

bawjaws, do you not have any Aldi's near you???

Or is it Scotsman in you... :whistle:

...

bawjaws · Oct 14, 2008

bawjaws, do you not have any Aldi's near you???

i actually ment who else on fthe forum has bought one, but yes i do have lots of aldis near me and ive got one as a returned favour but im just wating for it to be brought to me :mad:

chrisg3103 · Oct 14, 2008

i got a rage 3 and its mucking fagic! only another £60 from b&q, cuts realy neat compound mitres and has a little laser

only thing is you need to be aware of the kerf, can be quite wide. and as they say its a cold cut, but those teeny tiny chips are bloody hot when they go down your collar!

Dusty · Oct 14, 2008

They are a good deal if thats enough for you, I would have rushed out and got one if I hadn't already got the Rage 3 compound sliding mitre saw.

Well, I do work in wood as well as metal, and all I can say so far is, WOW!! :clapping:

, It's the saw you dream of; It does what it says it can!
wood metal plastic, well made and easy to set up.

Smaller dia tubes benefit from a support strip of timber when cutting due to the wide gap in the fence, and if cutting short bits of anything WATCHOUT they'll fly out the back! the cut is clean and you soon get used to the lazer.

Yes the chips of metal are ***kin hot when they land on you so wear gloves/goggles etc.
(we all wear our safety gear Don't we?)

At last I can cut angle, tube and box with out wobbles! And to the right length ! :cool:

Enjoy youre new saw's

Dusty

very cheap evolution saws!

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