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I bought it and sent it back for refund! Just my opinion

Many thanks for the review. I’m looking to upgrade my Triton workbench and I now have a thorough overview of the Evolution. The flexibility it affords over my circular saw based setup at a reasonable price is a winner. The way you presented this video showing all the alignment checks, available adjustments, along with the achievable outcome of this table saw is a credit to you. Also pleased that you pointed out some shortcomings. Regards Steve.

Used your code today. You did a fantastic job man. Well done.

I do really like how each important alignment feature has a means of fine-tuning. Props for showing all these, it's put my mind at ease!

...the riving knife was the most important part of the video! Not boring at all. This is exactly what I'm looking for in a review.

Very helpful video!

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very beautiful mate! Whatever you use for finish, take your time and get in the moment, you'll start to enjoy it... the bench I just restored on my channel took forever because of varnish versus humid weather (+72 hours wait/coat x 3). Just subbed an hope you get 1k quickly.

I think you have compromised your position as a ‘ neutral ‘ reviewer as receiving goods / tools / etc could be mis interpreted

Hello, how long is the thread on the saw blade? Will a dado blade stack fit on it?

great review 😮😊

Looking at the harbour it looks like it will take a dado set...

Your ‘partners’ iron, LMAO… his he actually insinuating Men don’t own irons. 😂

Can I use my own iron or does it have to be a partner’s?

this guy shall get popular soon..

Hell yeah that was epic 😀

Never knew this!

That’s pretty cool

Super vid, thanks

The locking nut on the miter gauge can also lock it into place further down the miter slot, try it.

Pretty amazing 👏🏻 but no one has heard from him since, word is that he fell down it and was never seen again

Load of rubbish don't waste your money

Awesome Review.

Fantastic work, Iv subscribed mate

Great work! I like your overlay on the mirror approach.

Re the 45º cut and the sliding table getting stuck, does it work if you set the mitre to the opposite 45º instead? Or does the table not slide far enough back?

I saw a super quick, summarized infinity box construction process on Tumblr, but I didn't save it. I couldn't find it, so I came to RUclips, and I found the video you referenced, which led me here. This video is almost exactly what I was looking for. The infinity box I saw on Tumblr, however, was actually an infinity "coffee table" and not an infinity box. Same idea, different construction. The builder also used a brick pattern wall paper for the inside instead of wood. I believe this was done in order to save weight and to simplify the build?!

the issue with the plastic ends on the mitre gauge facing the wrong way, is pull 'em out and put 'em back in the other ends the other way round... simple. Great review thankyou, its on my Xmas list

Awesome video. I am curious; does the small orange furry creature like to jump up on it when it is "turned on".

hardwood is easy to stain. Use pre-stain for soft wood.

That was probably, no, definitely the most in-depth best review of anything wise I’ve ever seen! You missed nothing! You really went through the tour rather than your ego (that’s not a reflection on you is a reflection on other people doing RUclips videos, thank you very much Wishing you good things always.

Probably one of the best review I have ever seen, very well explain and filmed. I’m looking forward for buying this table saw, the one I’ve got is a peace of garbage

Amazing video with attention to detail, and great camera work throughout. My new 255TBL+ is still in the box for now and this video will be SO HELPFUL to me when I am building the unit. Subscribed and video saved for reference. Thank you so much.

Bad ass

The most informative video I've seen on this table saw. It is something I've been thinking about, upgrading my old ryobi table saw. It's been serving me well, but it's getting tired (bit like me, really). I've wanted to incorporate a table saw into a workbench, and I think this will do the job well. Just need to save my pension up and bit the bullet and invest in a new one. I love the evolution tools. I have an old evolution R5s mitre saw even though it has a broken back fence its still serving me well. I will keep looking for a replacement second-hand fence, but so far no luck. You have a new subscriber, so keep up the great videos, look forward to catching up on your back catalogue.

I wish I had known about this table saw before I bought my Parkside table saw. I can complain about my table saw all day long, a great vid really informative. It won my subscription 👍

Im quite sure all tools from Rutlands are rebranded WEN products, this in particular is identical to the WEN TT0811

What's the point of the silver bolt (the one without the spring) on the crown? All it seems to do to me is restrict how high the crown can go. I removed it but not sure if thats an issue?

Got one of these table saws today. I couldn't find the Allen key for the throat plate levelling adjustment until I watched your video. I cant find the plastic pipe for sending the sawdust into a bucket either, not sure if it comes attached to the saw or supposed to be in a box. Not a big deal as I will be using a dust extractor.

Exactly the tutorial I was looking for. Awesome job!! Keep up the good work!!

By far the best video on this saw I have seen. I am currently researching table saws. This model was and still is after watching this video, top of my list. A like and a Subscribe inbound.

My first ever tabl saw. Your explanation on set-up is better than the instructions that came with it, especially the safety guard and mitre attachment storage (no mention in the instruction manual at all) The stand I was a nightmare to put together and my saw is not stable when in the folded position. Haven't used saw in anger yet but will check all the calibration items you covered before the first cuts. Great video, thanks.

Very nice review. I was sold on this saw for my hobby shop. That was until I realized you couldn’t purchase it in the USA. only their older model. I was bummed for sure. I love the rack and pinion feature for adjusting the angle. So much nicer than others. Great feature the sliding table although honestly a cross cut sled would be better. The other feature that’s nice is their blades. You can purchase blades to cut almost anything. Keep in mind the RPM of this saw is slower so you can cut metal. I have a 16 inch miter chop saw of theirs and couldn’t be happier with it. Super fast and accurate cuts. Again a slower RPM. I spoke at great length with a customer relations fellow who was simply wonderful. I’ve been told that they will have this in the states in around a year. Couldn’t wait that long so I bought a Skil saw. It’s a wonderful saw as well. Just wish it had the rack and pinion angle adjustment. Other than that it’s perfect for the money. Good job young man 👍🏼👍🏼.

39.23 I planned to install a blade for wood immediately after buying the saw, but after seeing this I doubt whether this is a good idea or not. Can a blade for wood improve this cut?

Great video thanks, very informative. I think I will jump for the stand too though.

Regarding dust collection, the blade looks well enclosed below the table, but what happens when the blade is in a lower position? With a lot of saws this creates an opening between the underside of the table and the top of the shroud; this allows a lot of material to be thrown forward towards the front of the saw, fouling the tilt mechanism and making a mess on the floor.

To fix the fence bowng in, since it's hollow I'd try cutting a piece of wood of appropriate thickness to slide inside to push the walls out.

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