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Yes the motor blew on it, I explained that at the end and that’s why I’m on my second one.

Thanks, I’m very lucky to have the space

My kids love all this stuff so I’m in the same situation as you. Anything for the kids right!

@@lionandbear yes 🥰

I don’t disagree with you. I just tend to find second hand good machines quite hard to find and you obviously don’t get the warranty so if you buy one it’s a gamble as to whether it’s any good or not.

@@lionandbear yeah agree on the risks. But never had any tool broken inside the warranty tbh like u had. Only due to my own mistakes or after years of use/abuse. I buy alot 2nd hand makita and dewalt. But i look for weeks before buying something.

@rn.v4629 I agree mate, second hand is definitely the way to get the best value tools. Pretty much every tool I bought when I started out was second hand so it’s definitely a good way to get tools.

I couldn’t be more different to Paul Sellars if I tried lol. Matt Estlea has a similar view that the bandsaw is the main machine he would have as well. But they are master craftsmen and I’m a hobbyist and DIY guy. I think a bandsaw would definitely have its place but not the tiny cheap one I had, that’s for sure.

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😂 I did think the same when I made it lol. I checked these against the ones we have at home and they’re a very similar size so I reckon I should be ok. Otherwise it’s a good excuse for another project!

Hi mate, I bought one of the custom ones Travis from Shop Nation makes. It’s not perfect but a lot better. You’ll need to buy the one he designed for the Hercules model they have in the USA. It fits on this one perfectly.

You’re probably right for the saw. If you can afford it then I’m sure it’s the best but what about the tracks? Surely they can’t be worth so much more money?

Hi mate, yes I got the one from Travis at Shop Nation. If you buy the one he’s got for the Hercules model of saw it fits perfectly. It does a better job but still isn’t perfect to be honest. It all depends on whether you’re sliding the saw or not. The beauty with such a big saw is that a lot of the time you can just chop straight down rather than sliding which I think helps.

Thank you! 🙏

Hi mate, so I’ve answered the questions below for you: - The track square doesn’t work for angled cutting. You’d need to mark your line and then clamp the track to the wood to make an angled cut. - I’d sell the old kit if I bought a new one. That’s what I’ve done in the past and there’s always someone out there who will buy it. - the big brands don’t want you to know that brands like evolution have made a much more affordable track that fits all their saws for a fraction of the cost of their own brand tracks. - it is definitely a perk being able to get free equipment and trust me when I say that I’ve bought my fair share of cheap and second hand tools. I bought my evolution rage 5s table saw brand new when I got more into my woodworking and got everything else second hand from Facebook so I can relate. That’s why I always try and get discount codes for my viewers. Remember, there’s no rush to get the latest thing and you should never feel the pressure to keep up with people like me who gets stuff for free. I’m just here to show you what it’s like so if you do buy it you can hopefully make an informed decision. I hope this helps mate.

Thank you!🙏

Thanks for your kind words. I think the fact that brands like Festool are charging £120 for a single 1.4m track or Bosch are charging £170 for 2 x 1.4m tracks with a connector and carry case when you can get a pack from Evolution with 2 x 1.4m tracks, connector rails, carry bag AND clamps for £100 (plus the free hose channel with my code) that is just as good would be a secret worth telling. There’s a lot of people out there who have track saws who may not realise that you can buy tracks from other brands that are compatible.

Yeah I definitely agree that it would be good if evolution could make a plunge saw to go with these tracks as plunge saws are so nice to use. The tracks are fantastic and I’ve been told they do work with the parkside saws though. 💪

@@lionandbear yep, that was me who told you that :)

😂😂😂😂 so it was! At least you know I was paying attention 😂 the RUclips studio app for creators makes it really hard to see who you messaged last so I couldn’t easily check lol 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

That’s a fair point but I don’t have a 3D printer for one and I also think these accessories are a reasonable price to be fair.

Thank you 🙏

Good to hear mate. I reckon the clamps are loads better than the old ones. I literally bent the old ones the first time I tightened them up. These ones seem much more solid to be fair. Just a bit of a faff tightening them and loosening them each time.

Nice! I’d buy anything Arnie tell me to 😂💪

Thanks mate. It makes a huge difference. The sound difference is huge too!

It's not a review it's an advert.

Thanks mate, it’s a good system for sure. I just hope they bring out a plunge saw version at some point.

Thanks mate. Just put it on your Christmas list. It’ll be here before you know it! 😂😂

@@lionandbear Aye Yer no wrong there! I was told not to buy any tool until I NEEDED it to complete a project. So, ATM, I don't NEED a new circular saw, or track, no matter how many plunge/circular saws it fits, so there's that too. TC&SS.

Thanks mate. The connector bars are really easy to use and have held up well for me. The whole track and connector bars are definitely loads more solid than the old ones for sure. I was looking at a track square from some brand I’d found on instagram prior to these coming out so I’m pleased I waited in the end. The hose guide is a stroke of genius and so simple too.

It’s my garage mate but all the tools are entry level. No festool or anything here. Lots of second hand stuff too.

@@lionandbearnothing about this is entry level lmao

Apart from the mitre saw which is there pro line it's all classed as entry level tools and accessable 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

@michaelwillson6847 fair point mate. The mitre saw is new and is more expensive to be fair but the rest of the kit and all the brands are entry level. 👍

@@lionandbear yea totally agree I still have the combo thicknesser plainer although gonna look to upgrade that hopefully before end of the year. Am not sure weather to look at there bigger one than that or go something different few hundred quid extra for the next step up from there one 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🤔

He’s bloody lazy that’s what he is! 😂

Hi! 👋

No worries. The gorilla glue I used was the white PVA and not the brown polyurethane one so be sure not to mix them up as the brown stuff foams and expands. It’s good for certain uses but it much harder to use.

@@lionandbearI think at Screwfix the foaming stuff is just called Gorilla glue and the the PVA is actually called Goeilla ‘wood’ glue

Thanks mate. I’ve got the Kreg 720 jig as well now which is awesome but I still find myself using this 320 jig regularly as it’s more versatile.

Glad you like it. Thank you

No problem, I’m pleased you found it helpful.

No worries mate. I used the gorilla PVA glue. Make sure you haven’t got the Polyurethane glue as it’s very different. (Glue should be white and not brown). Make sure you clamp the boards really well when you glue them too.

Thank you 🙏

Not really to be honest. There will be a plastic liner for the soil so I’m not overly concerned to be fair mate.

Thanks mate, appreciate it.

I like your thinking! I’m going to build some cabinets for my mitre saw which might give it enough support but if not I may try something like that. 👍

Thanks mate, yeah it’s all tanalised so hopefully should last. The base camp mask is comfortable. It can be a bit warm but the soft straps is more comfortable than other masks I’ve worn. I find with my other masks that have plastic and rubber on the mouthpiece that they end up condensing and it can drip onto my project. This one doesn’t do that. My verdict on it is that is good but not perfect.

@@lionandbear no worries mate thanks would you recommend worthwhile buying it (was yours sent to ya?) I really need sort out mask especially for when am turning and gonna start milling my own timber but am thinking a might be better off saving up for one the air powered ones least then don't have to go through every mask on the market to find the right one. Looks wicked that project hopefully wife is happy 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

@michaelwillson6847 I got sent it mate but had been looking at buying either that one or the RZ Mask which looks very similar. It’s definitely one I’ll keep wearing so I’d recommend it for that. Not sure if you’d want it for turning due to the amount of material flying around. I’d probably get myself something a bit more heavy duty for turning. This one is good for sanding and cutting etc in my opinion.

@@lionandbear yea I've usually got a face shield on aswell as mask but problems eye wear plus glasses doesn't really work. Will look about see what else is out there 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

You might be able to get the adjustment you need by checking the angle adjustment lever. There’s a screw at the far end when you set it to 90° which means you can adjust it slightly to get it perfectly square. If that doesn’t work then it could either be the blade isn’t completely flat or the motor is mounted incorrectly. They’ve addressed this in their new table saw (tbl255) so you can adjust all this stuff but there’s not much you can do on the Rage5S apart from what I’ve mentioned above. Hope this helps.

😂😂😂 this is way more fun though!

I’ve just built a garden planter using 50mm brads and it’s worked well mate. It’s not too bad on battery usage but I’ve got the full cordless set with spares so can swap out when it runs out. If you’re building a fence then you’ll probably need a spare battery, if you’re looking for any other cordless tools from them then I recommend the circular saw and jigsaw, both of which are available with batteries so you have a spare.

Hey, it’s a combination square. You can find them in most DIY stores and online. Here’s a link to one that’s similar to mine. amzn.to/3xKoyXP