Which metal cutting chop saw is right for you? Let’s compare the Evolution S355CPSL to the S380CPS to see how they measure up for metal fabrication. We’ll compare the features, pros, and cons of each dry-cut saw. Evolution S355CPSL The Evolution S355CPSL is the smaller and lighter of the two models. It’s a dry-cut saw … Read more
When it comes to metal fabrication, having reliable and efficient tools is essential. The Evolution S355MCS chop saw has been highly recommended by pipefitters, machinists, and DIY enthusiasts alike ever since its release in the fall of 2022. To decide if it lives up to its reputation, we conducted an in-depth review of the Evolution … Read more
If you need a product that can handle a wide variety of difficult materials with ease, then a cut-off saw may be for you. Cut-off saws are ideal for harder materials that cannot easily be cut with a traditional saw, such as concrete and tile, as well as some types of metals. Makita makes two … Read more
Miter saws are convenient for carpentry, but chop saws are best for cutting steel rebar, pipe, and angle stock. Makita produced two versions of their 14-inch portable cut-off saw. We’re going to review them both to see which one will be the best for you. Makita 2414DB … Read more
Chop saws are essential tools for framers, pipe fitters, metalworkers, and anyone who needs to make cuts in a hurry. Unlike miter saws, most chop saws don’t offer anything other than a basic straight cut. But depending on the blade you use, you can slice through metal, plastic, wood, or masonry. Let’s take a look … Read more