Cutting with dry meta. A chop saw doesn’t need any coolant to cut metal, and it doesn’t get hot.
In this case, the motor has an 1800-watt, 15-amp motor with a high-torque gearbox that reduces the load on the motor as well as the steel cutting performance.
Heavy-duty cast aluminum base; used for cutting metal in an industrial setting.
Faster cutting and longer blade life: 1000 cuts in 2 in x 2 in mild steel with this saw.
Saws metal with very little heat or burrs, leaving a good finish that can be used.
A 14-inch TV comes with the TV “Cutting blades made of mild steel.
A 15-inch steel cutting chop saw made by Evolution has the strongest cutting power on the market today. This saw doesn’t need any coolant when cutting steel. Because the material is cold, it can be used and worked on right away. This machine can cut steel with very little heat, burrs, or sparks. Use it to cut steel plate, square tube, angle iron and pipe and tube. It also works well for cutting metal roofing. Evolution’s three-year warranty comes with it. Cut-off saw: The EVOSAW380 is a better version of the Steelsaw2 cut-off saw, which is no longer made. tech spec. Motor: 1800 watt. It has 15 amps, 2.4 horsepower, and 1450 blades when it’s not being used. Arbor: A cutting capacity of 1 inch (with supplied 14 inch mild steel cutting saw blade. Three-quarters of an inch wide by 7-1/8 inches long is the length of the rectangle tube cut (0° x 0°). The rectangle tube cut (0° x 45°) is three-quarters of an inch wide by 4-3/8 inches long. The square tube is cut (0° x 45°): 3-D/8. At 0° and 45°, round tube cut: 5-1/8 “Round tube cut: 4-1/8 . It can only be made of mild steel PLATE with a thickness of 1/4″. Max. wall thickness is 1; the minimum cut-off piece length is 1/2 (with 15 inch mild steel cutting blade, purchased separately. In this example, we’re going to cut a rectangle out of the tube. It’s going to be 3-D/4 X 7-7/8.” We’re going to cut a rectangle out of the tube. It’s going to be 3″ X 4-3/8. 2Square tube cut (0° x 45°): 3-D/2 Round tube cut (0° x 0°): 5-7/8″.
Before I bought a saw like this, I looked at a lot of YouTube videos about it. The Evolution seemed to be the best. The saw that I got is better than my cheap Chinese band saw, but I was hoping for something even better when I got it.
When I got my new Evolution saw, I set the vise’s rear jaw to be square to the blade so I could cut straight. That’s when I checked to see if my saw’s blade was aligned vertically with its deck. I found that it wasn’t. Evolution hasn’t responded to my email about this problem, so I don’t know what to do now. I don’t like that the saw isn’t square and Evolution hasn’t talked to me. From my research into Evolution, I thought they were known for having great customer service. It didn’t work out that way for me.
