Evolution Power Tools R255TBL Table Saw (Next Gen Rage 5-S) Portable Multi-Material Cutting Blade Included Cuts Wood Metal Plastic, 45˚ Bevel, +/- 60˚ Mitre Angle, 85mm Cut Depth, 1650w Motor, 240v

I’ve e been using this saw for about a month now, and can honestly say it’s fantastic for the price. Compared to other saws around the same price range (and even more expensive), it is loaded with great features. I especially like the sliding mitre sledge, and the easily adjustable fence which can quickly be removed or repositioned for wider cuts up to 650mm. I have several tips before you get started with it however. Firstly take a look online for videos from people who have used it, they are very useful and help you set it up. Once out the box and assembled “calibrate” all the settings, ie blade vertical and 45 degree alignment, riving knife alignment, fence to blade distance reading (I find the scale is correct for the narrower fence setting but not for the wider setting). Also check the height of the blade’s throat plate. I had to adjust most of these settings before use. On to things I don’t like about the saw, there aren’t many but the main one is the cover over the top of the blade, it’s made of plastic, feels flimsy and gets in the way, I removed it almost immediately and if you have the suction pipe connected to it too it only gets in the way. Next, on the R255TBL you get a 90 degree elbow for the dust exhaust port, but on this the + model you don’t, you get a twin outlet T instead designed to attach a vacuum to. I taped up the right angle outlet on this to leave the straight through outlet open then simply pushed on a 90 degree kitchen waste pipe elbow to blow the dust down into a bucket. The only other gripe is as I mentioned above, the scale for the fence distance is spot on when reading on the narrower scale, but once you switch to the wider setting it’s is about 6mm out meaning you have to keep double checking distance to blade with a tape measure. In conclusion, the saw is loaded with features you don’t even find on more expensive saws, it’s great to use and makes nice clean cuts, just set it up first.

Excellent value for money. Good quality. Very pleased with it

It's hard to see what Evolution could have done to improve this table saw for the price, it's excellent value for money. Make sure you take the time to set it up properly and you get perfectly square, accurate cuts every time. The mitre guage could be better so factor that in for a future upgrade.

Very good tool. Cuts well but do take the time to set up correctly.

This is a great saw But it has flaws. If your intention is to build this onto a mobile workbench, I would suggest it's not the ideal choice. Not being able to lay hands on one and despite the information coming from evolution being scance and at times erroneous, I purchased 255tbl plus. I had to remove and discard the out fieldsupport, not needed , the handle grips on either side, the bump stops to the left.. Then came some considerable thought ast to how the bench should be modified to make the saw fit. The positives are the dust extraction is first class the best I have seen. Although the top hose could be longer for some wide sheet work. Fence works really well as does the cross cut slide. Negatives principally the noise level is extraordinarily high even when not cutting.

Great saw for the price, quality exceeds for more expensive competitors

Great little table saw with lots of accessories For the price is unbeatable

So made up with my new purchase. Strong and sturdy tool with a lot of thought gone into it. Powerful motor with multiple material cutting blade. Solid guard so the wood goes through smoothly. Quick stopping blade. Built professionally