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PostPosted: Thu Jan 14, 2010 10:44 pm 
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I just looked at the screwfix cat on line and i see the evolution 3 210mm is on sale around 100 pounds, i am thinking of buying it the evo is very tempting.


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People have asked about this saw on here several times before. If you search this site for 'rage' or 'evolution' you will find a lot of pros and cons for them as well as people who love them and people who find them less than perfect.
I don't regret buying mine (I have the 255 mm one) but I have found a few weak points on it.

PS. I paid about £170 for mine from screwfix about 18 months ago.

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Yup its in the tool review section I think I have the ebuarer one, so far so good. Have used it a bit now. The 300 sliding range is very handy


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I paid ~£150 for a sliding evo3 and am very happy with it.

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