I use one on a daily basis, had it for 2 years now with no issues, the rubber grip is wearing off the handle but thats to be expected. It does not blow breakers, quite the opposite its one of the few tools i have with soft start. I wouldn't go back to a petrol saw ever again, even if I have no power I keep a generator in the truck anyway. The only bad thing I could possibly say about it is the large handle makes it difficult to cut up against a wall as you mentioned.

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your long term use feedback. I was contemplating cutting/welding the handle to make it narrow.

@alexstoles1339

5 жыл бұрын

Do u use it wet or dry?

@Rufeo0

5 жыл бұрын

@@alexstoles1339 dry mostly, if i have easy access to water dribbling a little on the cut certainly doesn't hurt

@dwayneholbrook4056

5 жыл бұрын

Im getting one lol im a stone mason this will be perfect and the fact i can hook a shop vac up will help with silica

@sloflo1

3 жыл бұрын

Do you ever hook up to a 15am circuit and does it give you issues?

Good point about the handle sticking out so far. It seems to be just fine for a DIY guy.

Great video , nice shirt Thank you , You answered my question about an electric demo saw

Great review convinced me to buy.

Great saw, looks like! Thank you for the review. I won't ever use one, but this was a great review for someone who might.

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching.

Nice to know ! Thanks for sharing and take care. 👍

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching.

Just found these on clearance at Menards. I’ll be buying on in the morning!

Thanks, this is a really helpful video. I'm looking for something for occasional use whilst renovating my house, cutting through brick and blockwork, mostly, but also the odd bit of concrete, and trimming of steel lintels to length. I think this will probably fit the bill, and I'll certainly be happier using something that doesn't emit fumes indoors. Thanks again!

@sixtyfiveford

3 жыл бұрын

I'm impressed with it.

@thomasconnors4937

3 жыл бұрын

@@sixtyfiveford how does it work on metal?

Well done, thanks for that!

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

Hey, Thanks for watching.

Good information , thanks for sharing 👍

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Thanks.

Another good video Moe!

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks David, it'll be a fun tool.

Thank you.

Evolution has amazing products. And for only 20% of the cost of gas....Great video

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

I was impressed by it, the cost is another bonus.

I have had one for about two years and have really liked it. I don’t use it everyday but I have not had a problem with it. I use 10guage extension cords and a generator and have never tripped a breaker

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

That's awesome. It feels like a nice solid tool. Thanks for your real world insight.

@sloflo1

3 жыл бұрын

What generator do you recommend?

That was a good demonstration of why one needs a water hook up.

I got one that’s 15amp. Hope to use it soon to break up a slab. Will be curious to see if it does nearly as well. Good vid.

Great rig. I never seen one electric , didn't know they were made.👍

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

It's an impressive little tool. Dewalt even makes cordless a one.

Great review.

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, it'll be a fun tool.

My local Canadian tire has this saw on clearance for $174 thought I’d come here first and see if it’s worth it….I’m buying it now! Haha Update: Bought the saw $197 taxes in. Got it home started cutting up my concrete side walk and concrete curb. No issues so far, I’ve done about 25 cuts. I’m about 3/8ths finished this thing cuts concrete and reinforced concrete. Very minimal vibration, simple to use not overly dusty (I was expecting more) perhaps the blade it’s using is not as dusty? Idk I’m impressed. The quote to have my side walk cut out was $2800 I believe I will have to buy at least 1 more blade maybe 2 but they are like $70 a pop $45 for the cheapies. I recommend this saw.

Thank you so much very helpful

@sixtyfiveford

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped

I have work to do in my basement. Don't need the exhaust fumes. The evolution will work great for me. SOLD!!

@sixtyfiveford

4 жыл бұрын

I'm impressed with it.

Cal me strange, but I could watch tool videos all day long!

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

Strange.

@bctruck

5 жыл бұрын

sixtyfiveford 😂😂😂

@macswanton9622

5 жыл бұрын

He couldn't be happier, just ask his dog

As a weekender it would be fine for me.

I have seen guys using these on street construction jobs and none of them ever used a vacuum and I don't even think they used a mask. I always felt sorry for them. A long time ago I read a story about a bank that was robbed by guys who tunneled under the bank and broke through the floor of the vault on a Sunday. I bet they used one of these for the floor. The funny part about the robbery was vibrations tripped an alarm and police came and the robbers got scared and left but they did not know there was no way to open the vault until Monday and no one knew there was a tunnel.

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

Now all I can think about is robbing banks.

Evolution stuff is really not bad, love my chop saw.

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

I like the money savings that I can put towards other tools.

thanks for the review i will buy one now instead of renting Thanks

@sixtyfiveford

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.

Look at you doing metric ! Cool ! Thumbs up ! @ 3:15 is it my tired eyes or is the blade on the electric canted out of vertical ? Or is it just not sitting level on the bench ? Can't see any but does the electric have rollers ? As an option maybe ? Skinny up the handle ? Sounds like a future KZread improvement project :-) Great vid, I was super skeptical at the start, comparing apple to oranges, but like you surprised and impressed. Thanks for the great review !

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

I went and look at it. The blade appears to be straight and must have just been sitting off level. I thought I would be able to stall it out. It impressed me.

I have to cut asphalt driveway along the edge. Will this saw be okay for asphalt?

i bought one of these saws with a water line. Returned it after a month of use. It kept shutting off because of the special plug they put on it. (I forgot what they're called...) It couldn't cut through rebar either, it would overload it and shut off.

I don't think I've ever seen a electric saw like that before. I use to work on the gas ones many years ago,

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

I didn't know they had electric ones either until a few months back.

The tesla of saws!

We had an evolution electric wet saw and it would constantly trip out and need to be reset because water would get behind the plastic cover . Other than that it worked pretty good. Needless to say we used it a couple times and now it just sits collecting dust

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

Cutting concrete is a messy job, with water or without.

@bobward2322

2 жыл бұрын

If you are tripping, run it on a 20 A circuit.

Great little saw, used if for a few door ways indoor where i don't want fumes, but yes the handle could have been designed better to get closer to walls

@sixtyfiveford

3 жыл бұрын

I'm impressed with it.

We cut our shop floor to add a bathroom hardest concrete I’ve ever cut the saw good through it but we earned it

Do u think it would cut through 3 inch layer of asphalt black top? I need to cut out square holes to auger up fence post holes and cut a channel out of the same asphalt/black top to dig and Barry a power line to a sub panel going to a detached garage?

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

It would but... Not have a water cooled blade it could heat up and gum up the tar in the asphalt (if it's pretty new asphalt).

Really well done video! 👍 Good idea to use hoover attached. Question : can I use normal hoover or if has to be something industrial vaccum? Henry brand do good hoovers in UK and should do the job. Any comments anyone?

@Js-rq9uj

4 жыл бұрын

the amount of dust a concrete saw puts out will clog a filter quickly. You'd want a vacuum with a large removable and washable filter, or just remove the filter and vent the exhaust somewhere downwind.

Just FYI the Hilti gas saw blade can be moved to the other side. It takes a few minutes to set up and gets about an inch away from the wall.

@philschueller767

Жыл бұрын

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Well that's a handy tool. Didn't know you did construction stuff.

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

It should come in handy.

Any recommendations on a good jobsite generator? I will use this saw to cut pavers mostly.

@sixtyfiveford

3 жыл бұрын

If you can find yourself a cheap second hand Honda or Yamaha you won't be disappointed.

Thanks Moe.

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks man.

Great for indoor use, no CO! Hey Moe did you hack that handle off and weld something more low profile yet, or do I even need to ask? Hahaha

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

I was/am super temped but then realize I couldn't remember the last time I needed to be that close to a wall. The day that I do need it to be that close is the day it gets cut.

I’m cutting into a concrete slab in my basement for plumbing, would you recommend the 10” model or the 12” model? Might use it for cutting my sidewalks after too. Let me know, thanks!

@sixtyfiveford

Жыл бұрын

The 12" model will go 4.5" deep which should cut all the way through. The 10" may or may not. I just upgraded to the r300dct+ last month to get the water dust control and it's even better than the one in this video. Just an FYI Evolution set up a discount code for my viewers years ago that saves them 5% off their website. It's "SIXTYFIVEFORD"

@gettinschmidtdunnoutdoors1099

Жыл бұрын

@@sixtyfiveford You the man! Just ordered one, thanks again!

How does it do on metal?

great review im really torn if i should invest in the evolution tools or just jump straight to the pro grade stuff i got the 10" miter saw that cuts steel and wood i feel like i should of gotten a milwuakee 14" instead as i do a decent amount of heavy steel, im sure you could whip up a handle out of some steel piping right quick with a factory look, maybe some plasti-dip or rubberized truck bed spray to give it a nicer grip! wonder how a 2500watt genset feels about running it, probably some voltage/power loss there but will get the job done

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

Nothing beats a Milwaukee, Dewalt, Makita tool. But that stuff is meant to be used everyday on the job and last 5-10 years. It will last a weekend warrior 30years but by that time what new stuff has come along and how outdated is that 30yr old tool? The orange Evolution tools are way better than any Harbor freight stuff but not as refined as the top brands(70-80% as good). The blue Evolution tools are their top of the line and I would say 90% as good as top brands. The orange 10" sliding miter saw from Evolution I would say it meant more to do wood. There's quit a bit of trade off with a dual purpose tool and I have cut a fair amount of metal on it but feel like I'm pushing it. There's a lot of bang for your buck in that tool. My choice for metal projects is the Evolution Evosaw380($380w/blade) or the 14" RAGE2($200w/blade). Both cut about the same, the blue Evosaw380 is just a little more well built and come with a nicer blade. Both cut 3-4x better than the Evolution 10" miter saw.

@AndrewBrowner

5 жыл бұрын

@@sixtyfiveford for sure im heavy into milwuakees 18v line, tend to buy higher priced tools as theyre a joy to use even if i dont get the full life out of them the orange 10" saw works pretty good but spins a bit fast for steel, for 200$ CAD on sale id recommend it as a secondary saw tho as it can do compound cuts and slides to like a 14" cut width which you dont get on any other saw

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

I love quality tools but I'm sick of the cordless racket. I've bought top of the line cordless stuff several times since the late 90's only to have it be completely worthless a few years later. I'm glad I didn't jump on the last run a few years back with the Dewalts or Milwaukee because now I only want brushless. I'm in the need of an cordless upgrade, but I'm holding up for another year for the next big bang. Laser powered???

@AndrewBrowner

5 жыл бұрын

@@sixtyfiveford yeah milwaukees moving to the 21700 lithiums but its all the same juice inside, i have a mix of brushed and brushless m18, i wanna buy all the newest gear but im gonna have to burn up and get my use out of the ole stuff first dunno whatll be next battery wise, still plenty of tools they can release tho holding my breath for the framing nailer

This is exactly what I came to see.

Can you this saw to cut wood too? with a 12 inch blade for wood?

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

In theory it would but it would be pretty dangerous.

I want this saw

@sixtyfiveford

3 жыл бұрын

It works very well.

How many watts and amps is it and does it work good on a generator

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

It will run off a 15amp breaker but would more than likely trip it under heavy load. A 20amp is idea, so 2400watts.

The only limitations are, indeed, tripping the breakers if you draw too many amps, the unwieldy power cord and underpowered electric motor. If it does what you want it to do, it is worth it. Don`t know about water, unless the motor is double insulated and totally sealed so the water can`t short out. With 2- stroke oil and gas prices being what they are, non- pros who don`t get reimbursed for the fuel are ahead, cost- wise.

@AndrewBrowner

5 жыл бұрын

non pros wont really use enough fuel for it to be a factor cost wise, you can run a couple hours of heavy cutting on a few liters of fuel, with occasional use the 4x initial cost will never be over taken by fuel costs, and blades arent cheap especially if youre cutting random stuff here and there with god knows what in it the way a home gamer would seems like a sweet deal to me much prefer electric to gas when available with adequate power could pickup a generator or an inverter for the truck and still be under the cost of a gas job saw

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

It was a completely different beast to run. I can stall out(make clutch/belts slip) on the Hilti 700x and the Husqvarna; not so on the electric it just kept digging. I'm sure it was pulling a lot of amps(had it on a 20amp breaker+25ft 12awg cord) and it didn't blow a breaker. I would say it's easily 2-3x more powerful than the gas unit at bog down rpm. However if you have 30feet straight line to cut the 10000rpms of the Gas Saw blade is going to do more work faster. Cutting some bricks, doing a bunch of different angles, etc where you would set down the saw and not shut it off are great for the electric as it shuts off every time you release the trigger.

У нас в России популярна электрическая husquarna k-3000 и к-4000, бензо stihl-800

i wonder how sealed the motor is, dust will be the end of it

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

There are a few people that commented they have used this saw in excess of a year without any issues. The concrete dust is nasty stuff and the killer of gas versions so it will likely eventually have it's toll on this electric version.

they do another saw with water attachment onto a pump setup

@sixtyfiveford

Жыл бұрын

Yep, just got it a few months ago. Absolutely amazing!

For that cut the same amount of dust would’ve came out without that little vac

What will be the price whre can I get it.

@sixtyfiveford

4 жыл бұрын

There are links in the video description.

I think you lose more than half an inch. Measure down from the shaft housing on the electric, the same as you did on the gas saw. And I believe that "masonry" blade that was on there probably would have cut that pipe.

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

The shaft area is a lot smaller on the electric. It gives you a true 4 inches of cut depth with the 12" blade where both the Hilti and Husqvarna give 4-1/2" on their 14" blade.

certainly has the advantage that it comes up to speed faster than the gas.

I'm concerned about that 25a draw. I've never been to a customers house that has a 30a 110v outlet.

@sixtyfiveford

Жыл бұрын

You mean 15 amps.

@lowbudgetangler253

Жыл бұрын

@@sixtyfiveford show me how 3200w at 115v is 15a.

@sixtyfiveford

Жыл бұрын

@@lowbudgetangler253 Which model are you looking at?

@sixtyfiveford

Жыл бұрын

@@lowbudgetangler253 I found it by googling. That's a typo. It's 15 amps.

jizzless christ man! that Hilti saw must be like 5000$ at least? you're a concrete guy?

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

This is one of the few cheaper Hilti Products at only $1000ish bucks. I think a simple cordless tool kit is over $1500 so this saw is a great deal.

no sound in the cutting sequences...

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

These things are​ deafening. I muted it out in all but one sequence.

Ah, electric concrete saws, the most frequent breaker tripper tool!

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

Great way to test it out. I had no issues with a proper 20amp 120v breaker but I definitely see it tripping a 15amp 120v breaker.

@AndrewBrowner

5 жыл бұрын

@@sixtyfiveford picked up a 9" dewalt grinder for a great price a couple years back, dont use it as much as i thought i would was hoping itd hold off the need for a plasma and cut straight lines in plate steel cleanly but blades are a pain to find locally need to order a box of 50 from welding supply and thats pricey for a home gamer.. my point anyway is that the 9" grinder with 25' 12awg cord trips the 20amp breaker with any amount of weight applied when using a cutting wheel

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

I have a 9" angle grinder and I have to use 7" discs on it as that's all I can find as well. That's why I like the demolition saws as the 14" cut off discs are readily available. My Dewalt 14" metal chopsaw would trip the 20 amp breaker anytime I laid into it hard. Maybe Dewalt is just too powerful. Got to the point I sold the saw and got the Evolution Dry Cut Chop saw and I couldn't be happier.

@mikekahotea9197

4 жыл бұрын

@@sixtyfiveford I'm getting to hear a lot of good yarns about the evolution concret/Metal cut off saw from other sources. Is this saw an industrial/commercial type and if so how long is the length of guarantee , and could you give us a price tag on it, thanks bro

@agentcarbunkle

3 жыл бұрын

had no issues with mine tripping breakers so far

I just put a diamond blade on an old circular saw.

@sixtyfiveford

5 жыл бұрын

Hey whatever works. I've done it with angle grinders; the only drawback is the lack of depth of cut.

hello, I heard no cutting.

@sixtyfiveford

4 жыл бұрын

Cutting sounds were muted.

You're destroying the blade with the back cuts. Why didn't you let us s Hear how loud it is? You re not that great.