www.ultimatehandyman.co.uk

from looking at all posts and all people giving comments on line and in person i gather people think
they are carp or brilliant over the years
so i assume they have had problems in the past which in general they have mostly overcome but not fully
i assume this is with supplies from perhaps one manufacturing source but not another the feeling i get is what was a perhaps 10-20% problem is now perhaps a 5-10% meaning quality control is good but not perfect
in summery i feel happy to recommend evolution as reasonable quality at a reasonable price as most faulty tools will show up within the gtee period so little inconvenience or loss

I've got the circ saw and the small chop saw. Chop saw has been fine for cutting studs and aly profile, it's lightweight but pretty powerful and accurate enough for my needs. The circ saw is mostly used on rough material these days leaving my track saw for more accurate work, again it's cheap but powerful and does the job.