R255TBLX+ Table Saw With Stand (Next Gen Rage 5-S) Multi-Material Cutting Blade Included Cuts Wood Metal Plastic, 45˚ Bevel, +/- 60˚ Mitre Angle, 85mm Cut Depth, 1800w Motor 240v

Always wanted one of this but put off for years due to the expense. After research I decided on this. It takes a while to put it together and the manual could be better but with a bit of thought good enough. It moves around well on the stand and is very stable. I have only used it for wood so far but it cuts really well. It has already saved me an impressive amount of time. There is a huge amount of dust produced so you will need to connect it up to a vacuum. If you buy the Evolution one you will also have to purchase an adapter later. Perhaps consider buying a bundle which includes one first as last I am pleased with it and it was a good purchase.

Though its early days and I have only used it to cut four small pieces of wood so far but am loving what I've seen!. one of the rail guilds arrived bent so the rotary lever was stiff and grinding had to take it off and bend it so it cleared but apart from that am really happy with it. its big but can't complain as I was already informed of its size on YouTube I can't wait to put it to real work my only concern is there is allot of plastic parts just wonder how long they will last but again I suppose it reflects the price hopefully Evolution are not two faced greedy idiots and supply parts at a reasonable cost as their plastic might even look into 3d printing I think that’s a great way to replace parts on this happy I chose this over a Dewalt which are seriously over priced they may be good but they never come at any kind of reasonable cost this one comes with all the bells and whistles even a trolley which would cost an arm and a leg with Dewalt :\ their costs are making me shop else where now. if you don't want the trolly or the vac hose this is seriously cheap and bang for bucks table saw you won't get better. just hope quality and durability stand the test of time.

Wanted a table saw for years but never had the space to keep one, glad I went with the one with a stand as it makes moving it about and using it very easy as it moves about like a sack barrow. Even with the multi use blade it cuts wood very nicely and the whole thing feels well made and should last for years.

Once this is dialled in and squared up it’s perfect for any garage work shop, amazing dust collection I get no saw dust at all from MDF, all straight into the shop vac (complete opposite of my previous Fury 5-S) it slices like butter given its high watt motor and given a high tooth wood blade. The dual rail fence is incredible, perfect 90 degree cuts every time (once calibrated). The fence in the sliding mitre is Muh so I replaced that, but the sliding cross cut feature makes you feel pro! Highly recommended and perfect to take your DIY to the next level.

Great product - powerful and easy to use. I failed to make sense of the instructions to build the saw base, but got there in the end.

Absolutely fantastic and the blade provided gives great cuts for wood and other materials. Very adjustable and it has been a great addition to my workshop and using my shopvac there is very little debris. Very very highly recommended The provided mitre gauge is adequate, but it's worth buying a better one to add on. I bought the Vevor one and it's a great addition.

This saw is great works perfectly very good money well spent

I needed a cost-effective saw for outdoor working so I bagged the saw (R255TBLX+ version) and stand package during a sale. I can’t complain about the price but I must be honest I’m not entirely convinced this saw is for me. I’ve had Evolution equipment before now and it fills a purpose of equipment that works to a price point – nothing wrong with that and I’m glad they are in that space however this saw is competing against so many contenders and I’m not sure it holds its own. I know every person and their dog seems to rave on about this saw but I found the blade raise and lower mechanism just way too agricultural for use – it sticks when lowering and then drops half an inch which is not what I’d expect in a table saw, even a job site saw. The mitre gauge is really cheap and whilst I know they all are on job site saws, it would be nice for someone to buck that trend for once or at least offer the saw without one or offer a better version as an upgrade. The sliding table part is not for me, I now wish I’d gone with a saw with a fixed table and two fixed runners. Overall I may be won over when I start to use it but for now, I’m just not convinced. I wasn’t expecting Mafell or Festool, just a little more refined than it is but then, as above everyone seems to love this saw, maybe I have a dud or maybe my expectations are way out of whack. I will give it a chance and report back.