Evolution track saw | Evolution R185CCSX 

Can the evolution blade be used in other plunge/track saws such a festool or makita? Being able to cut wood, plastic and metal with blade would be helpful. Also is that a new combi drill UH? If so, what model and how are you finding it compared to your others?

There is no disputing the cutting capabilities of the Evolution saws, this saw is no exception, but the three piece track supplied with the saw is pretty much useless! Once you have the 1.4M or 2.8M track, this is a superb piece of kit. Please like, share and comment on the video, if you can. I hope everyone has a great Sunday 😉

Hello my friend your videos are spot on , I have learned so much from your no nonsense explanation videos, keep up the excellent content quality. Cheers Nigel

Just bought myself one of those and this vid was just what I needed 😎

Can i line this track up right on my pencil line then put saw on track and off i.go? At the moment im using a length of 2.4 gypsum c track which just isnt consistent enough for the wardrobes im making..

this is a good review on this saw., I've already bought a used one 240v ac I think motor are prone to burn out so go easy and don't load it too much.

When cutting the check plate you could have used 2 pieces of the 3 piece track without issue by the looks on camera. You don't always need all 3 connected

Is it the blade that cuts through anything or is it the saw that is different or is it a combination of both ?

You might dedicate the short tracks for cross cuts, you can buy after market square for that. Festool has dedicated saw with short track for that

No one seems to mention trimming the rubber edgd strip on the first cut? Or am i not understanding something. ?

Looks good. Iv never seen any aeg tools on site , are these better than the average Dewalt an makita would you say

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hi thanks for the video presentation, can i ask you what are the dimensions of the wood beams your using between the saw horses

It's a good attempt by evolution and the tracks are a great price but I think I am glad I got my parkside track saw instead. Wonder if an evolution blade would fit on it?

Why don't you take one of the sections off the 3 piece track for smaller pieces

If your sawing worktop could I drill and countersink so a few screws would hold the track in place

When you are using the longer track are you using some form of clamps to keep it secure?

Another great video. Nice to see cheap equipment that performs well. Perfect for an occasional DIYer like myself. Do the tracks tend to only work with saws of same brand?

Hi, thanks for your videos. The cleaning of the foam gun worked brilliantly this week!!! I'm wondering what you think of the Kreg acc-cut system? .Thanks

Great video, I watched it as im looking at buying tracksaw, The evolution track saw does look good. Looks like I'll be getting one and the longer 2 piece 2800mm track. Just a thought while watching this video, would it not have been possible tot cut the worktop using only 2 peices of the track? That would mean the joining bar would be in the middle of the worktop thus, allowing clamping?

Handyman, in terms of using the larger track, you aren’t able to clamp that down either from what I can see so can you advise what the difference is between using that one and the smaller one? Thanks

Why didn't you just remove 1 piece of the 3-piece track? 2 pieces is shorter, right? Amazing that it can also cut mild steel!

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I bought the R185CCSX+ and the long track separately. This is probably the way to go.

Am I stupid or can you not just use two parts of the three piece track to cut the worktop?

Thanks for the video. I have an Evolution chop saw with the same sized blade as this machine, which is supposed to cut wood and metal. It does cut metal (in particular, steel) for a while, but I find that metal-use very quickly rips the teeth from the blade, rendering it useless for any material. I’ve been looking for a blade designed for metal but so far no luck. Les

Blade and the motor seem to be on mirrored or on the wrong side for most right-handed people making it really awkward to see the blade as your cutting. had a saw like this years ago and it drove me insane every time I picked it up to use it

I totally agree that the 3 piece track is no good. 2 of my pieces are fine but the 3rd is warped making it impossible to glide the saw over it. I've ordered the ST2800 long track now (Screwfix had the best price I could find) and will probably bin the 3 piece one. As for the saw itself, I'm impressed.

Is it possible to use 2 parts of the 3 piece track for shorter cuts?

What other blades are good for this saw, i only have the blade that came with it ?

Hi, I cheaped out and bought the "Park" saw and track, I am interested in the size of the blade and hole in the middle, I very rearley cut anything other than wood, but if the blade fits it would be a very good piece of kit to have. Love your videos and I subscribed and rang the bell from the outset.

Is a RU-vid video showing how to tune the setup. Same saw different brand. Had one for years. Works A-OK once modded.

Saw looks decent 💪💪👍

brill video buddy

Do you fancy sending or selling the three piece would be handy for a job I’m doing it’s much better size for my storage

It is not variable speed, is it?

hello can you please send link for online shop in video? thank you

Nice and cheaper than the big brands , I wonder if they make the same saw with the motor on the right side as this is my preference being right handed and being able to see what I'm cutting....... Cheers for the demo......👍

Looking for a circular saw that protects or tries to prevent kick back. Anyone recommend one?

Could you not use the three piece as a two piece? To get around this design fault? Still not very helpful I’d expect better from evolution

Yes IMHO the 700mm tracks I have with my Titan saw are much more useful joined than used individually, but for transporting to the job, they come into their own. Protecting the tracks from damage is very important, so that hole you suggested for hanging or securing is something the manufacturers should consider. I store my track in slots directly under the worktop. I’ve yet to find a track saw that prevents the user from the dangerous backward move. I love evolution products but this saw looks a little fragile and I would prefer to have the blade offset to one side like all other tracks saws. Having a blade for multiple materials would be handy in a small shop producing furniture or boats, or for shop-fitters. I suspect that construction workers would prefer the table saw/ chop saw combination.

Shame about the track 😑 I bought a evolution circular saw i was disappointed with the cut. (Broke off ends / and wonky cuts. )

take one of the parts of the track off then it would be able to clamp to the worktop

Why not take one of the tracks off

More of a circular saw which fits onto a track rather than a traditional tracksaw. The only benefit is using a track. The rest of the advantages of using a tracksaw have been ignored in this product design.

i think ill stay with KREG accu cut