Evolution Power Tools R210SMS+ Sliding Mitre Saw With Multi-Material Cutting, 45° Bevel, 50° Mitre, 230mm Slide, 1500 W, (110 V Industrial Plug)

Worth the Money. Pretty straightforward to Assemble .Exactly what I needed.Great variety of cutting angles .Cuts thick planks of timber with ease.

Speedy delivery and good quality, easy to use and assemble, highly recommended.

My Hitachi C10FCA finally packed up after 20 years of excellent service, I was about to dismantle it and attempt a refurb but decided to look and see what was available online first.Wow, so much choice and at such competitive prices (My Hitachi cost £200 back then).I looked up reviews here and on other sites, mostly DIY and tool sellers, also some youtube reviews, as a result, I selected this model as a decent budget saw ideal for my now somewhat limited use.One draw was I wouldn't have to change blades to cut through metal.First impressions when I opened the box were not good, compared to my old saw, this was light and tiny, to me, it looked like a toy.If it hadn't been for all the positive info I would have returned it as it was, but I decided to give it a fair trial.Assembly was straightforward but the instructions were somewhat overcomplex and confusing and could prove difficult for some, but stick with it and all should click into place.Once assembled it did look like an effective bit of kit, smaller than I was used to but the weight meant it was much easier to move around.It easily dealt with a range of woods at different sizes, the sliding head meant it could handle wide planks with ease, and the laser guide ( which I thought I wouldn't need) proved an added bonus.With metal, I've tried 5mm mild steel bar and 15mm copper tubing, both sliced through with ease.Cutting is clean and accurate, the cutting table is small so you will need to extend for anything over 1 metre long, the supplied clamps are not too good and need beefing up or replacing.So far I'm very happy with its overall performance so far, apart from one niggling thing.The sawdust bag provided is useless, unless you have an extractor set up you will need a vacuum cleaner on standby to clear up the mess as you work.Will this last as long as the Hitachi? I doubt it, it's not sturdy enough, but for my limited use if I get about 10 years I will be happy.As for the Hitachi, too good to junk so I've put it on my list of winter jobs.

Great product, does what saws on the box!!

I first looked at the basic model of this Evolution saw and decided not to buy after reading some terrible reviews. I increased my price range and bought this model a bit further up the in the Evolution range and so glad I did. Much sturdier with a more powerful motor and a sl;iding carrage. First time using one of these metal cutting saws and delighted with the resulting cool cut technology. Like a knife through butter on metal, even on oak it cuts very well.

Easy to set up. Looked up video on You Tube and it was so simple. Can't recommend highly this saw. Decided to treat myself along with the stand and it's a game changer. Used it for the first time to build a fence and I had to trim 53 boards and 4 rails to size. It makes light work of cutting through timber and gives nice clean cut. The laser function is very useful. Will be using it in the summer to build my own shed.

It's has impressed with the easy of use. Sturdy build. It does handle jobs better than expected. Value for money. Not a bad size considering all it does.

Excellent little saw