But they don't come with a blade. Or at least mine didn't. And it comes with two barely used $79 blades.

Gdarc21 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 08, 2022 8:43 am Why do you seem to have multiple accounts Wingnut/tim8888?

I have no idea...honestly.

I haven't had time to get back out to the shop, but I will definitely give these suggestions a try.

Evolution EVOSAW185H Chop Saw https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0285/3509/5389/products/01_b8cecb78-d4b4-46cc-b6ca-0d050af600f1_900x.jpg?v=1581438274 Description from Evolution's site: The EVOSAW185 easily cuts mild steel without heat or burrs and virtually no sparks. The quick-release adjustable vi...

Oscar,

That's too funny. I just stopped by to say that I found Evolution's 2500 RPM 10" sliding miter saw. It looks like exactly what I've been looking for. Now of course the other half says that I have to sell my barely used Evolution 7 1/4" chop saw before I can get that one.

Is it just me, or are there no real affordable options for being able to cut metal stock precisely in order to get a gap free fit-up on metal parts (for TIG welding) without having to do a bunch of sanding / grinding? I have an Evolution 7 1/4 metal saw and a decent horizontal band saw but I have to...

When I attempt to do a fillet weld (I'm using a Primeweld TIG225), I cannot get a single puddle to form. I usually get one puddle on the horizontal piece and another on the vertical piece. But even with a good fit-up, the puddles won't flow together into the single pretty puddle that I see in all of...