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

Great Tips!! Thank you!!!

Don't give up!! Would love to see some more on this! Maybe when you've finished your workshop, and its good weather again, you could carry on!?!? Really enjoying all your videos!! Keep up the excellent work!!!

But the DeWalt you mentioned cannot cut steel, aluminum, copper, plastic or concrete. Is there any universal equivalent for this Evolution saw?

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)

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give credit to the guy that originally came out with the idea. You act like it's all your idea and are happy to receive all praise but give no credit to the original video. ua-cam.com/video/EfkchldRTg8/v-deo.html

What is the maximum blade width ?

Thankyou - great video - straight to all the relevant bits & very concise. I was wondering whether I needed one and wanted something not too expensive but still usable (cheap not always wise). So I'll buy the Titan & switch the blade. Thanks again for all the good tips.

I bought one of these, noticed first now half a year later that the left miter slot is horrible. It's width varies by like 0.25mm. 19.3mm to 19.55mm. I guess they are cheap for a reason, no quality control. I thought I'd buy a somewhat decent miter gauge, but that didn't help. Narrow at the start, then wide in the middle and the last 1/5th really narrow. Like 19.4mm the first 3cm, 19.55mm in the middle and 19.3 at the end.

It’s a decent job, but I’m not convinced it will last as long as pressure treated soft wood. Even beech rots relatively quickly when cut into logs, especially when you create lap joints as you did. However, I am sure it will last many years and look nice.

Good video, but I wonder what the hard way is? What happens to the DPM around the sides?

What a waste of time

I'll be building one myself...I have the same table saw too 👌

Brilliant how to video. One of those jobs I’ll get round to eventually. 4.21 …appears your garden chair felt redundant ! On a serious note..great video

I went out and bought these on Amazon thinking it would be easy and cheap.There were no instructions provided in the description. Only when looking at the same product on B&Q website it says you need 80-100mm layer of MOT type 1... Do you really need it? I have clay soil if that makes a difference

I laid too many. Is there a trick to lifting them, on my own?

I swear those weed barriers never work

Forced my superstitious nature to hit like 😂

insulation arc comming soon?

Affordable at £299 🙈

Very informative! Thank you so much!

Silicone first? Very sneaky

How much metore range?

Can you buy a non permable version of this. ( dosent let water in)

Waste of time watching this to then realise it's not even available in the UK sigh

I've just subscribed to your channel. My husband and I are having a cabin put in our garden (4.5m wide x 3.5m deep). Got a quote for paving to be done. But my husband and I are considering doing the base ourselves----good for the muscles, lessons for the brain, contentment at the thought of doing and completing it ourselves. But what's best, concrete or this new grid base?

Thanks for the video. I’m thinking about buying it to engrave on my aluminium products, while it’s the least talked about in the video 😅 Did you test on metal surface and is the result/resolution good?

Excellent build. Amazing. Greetings from the USA.

Brilliant Video. Told me everything I needed to know regarding calibrating my saw. Excellent, and thank you very much.

Also :58 wtf man. Freehanding a cross cut against the fence on a UA-cam video. To all reading this click another video this guy is going to get you hurt. The carbide of the tooth should be above the piece. Not “the less the better” there is a correct amount

How can you make a video on safety when you have no outfeed support and your pieces are just falling on the ground. Make a damn outfeed table man

*Henry

Just in case lolol

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

So glad I came across your video before I started my job 👍👊

You should build a workbench from free/cheap materials as part of the challenge, not everyone has a workbench or garden table to use as a work area when they first get started :)

@sumeraybuilds Have you continued using the Skil to get a senes of strengths and weaknesses IRL? I have the TS6307 (NA version). Being fair, I wouldn't have a table saw but for the price and it's served me well in cutting pine and ply for shop stuff for the last year but...I found the table's not exactly flat and there's flex in the throat plate - trade offs for the price point. As I'm planning to try some more 'fine' furniture, I found some wobble in the blade (thin kerf). I've not given up on my Skil and there are a couple of things to try to improve accuracy, but I'm keeping an eye out for cabinet saws as I may have already outgrown this entry level machine.

Im glad this video popped up on from my search. I had been searching for this exact thing but i wasnt getting the responses I was looking for. This is perfect. I am building a miter saw/table saw workbench and wanted this at the end of the table. This one is even better than what I was thinking of.

I have just bought one, and your recommendation was spot-on, IMO. Set up was perfect. I am a beginner woodworker, so I appreciated just being able to clip on the fence, taking a few measurements, and checking for square. The cuts I have made so far are amazingly clean and effortless. I haven’t been able to make long, thin cuts before, so it's a game changer for my hobbies and interests. FFX often do promotions, and mine cost just under 400 quid. All the best. Richie.

Example.....is that you?😅

Why rubber roof and not black corrugated steel? Is that because of the pitch?

I already own an Evolution chop saw. It's a great bit of kit!

How’s does it attach to the other side of the table?

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

That's a great idea. I'm sure you could source a router fence to place in front of the Dewalt fence for close quarter work.

What is the purpose of the plastic grids? I've never seen those before. What would be the advantage over compacting some limestone?