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MK Morse CSM9MB 9-Inch Metal Cutting Circular Saw Review

MK Morse CSM9MB 9-Inch Metal Cutting Circular Saw
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I was on the job site with this saw and bet a co-worker that I could cut diamond plate steel faster with my Metal Devil saw than his portable bandsaw.
I won $50 when I made the cut in 15 seconds vs his 2 minutes.
Thanks MK Morse.

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The MK Morse 9-Inch Metal Cutting Circular Saw is the ideal instrument for all-metal cutting. With a low-speed, high-torque 15 Amp motor, this saw maximizes the durability, versatility, and quality of cut, providing a no-load speed up to 2,700 RPM. It features sure grip handles for steady cutting. The upper chamber collects virtually all chips while also minimizing and deadening sound. Guide arrows and a sight opening make it easier to position beveled cuts.
What's in the Box 9-inch metal cutting circular saw, laser guide, side handle, length adjuster, overload switch, retracting blade guard, metal chip collection cover, wrench, spindle lock, safety goggles, ear plugs, and carrying case.

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Evolution Power Tools RAGE3 Multipurpose Compound Sliding Miter Saw 10" Review

Evolution Power Tools RAGE3 Multipurpose Compound Sliding Miter Saw 10
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I have found it to be very well built and so far no problems. I currently use it at a sculpture studio where I weld at. So, I'm not a full-time, professional welder, who uses it every day, all-day. But, I have been cutting through 1/4" steel no problem for a project of mine. It's cutting speed compared to a 12" or 14" abrasive saw is many times faster. Compared to a Miller Spectrum 375 it is also much much faster which is the reason why I bought it. The steel I am cutting is 11" in width max and this cuts up to 11-3/4" (IIRC) so it really fits the bill.
It has a laser sight which so far seems to be fairly accurate. The sliding action if fairly smooth and the rails are about an inch in diameter. The miter adjustment is the squeeze grip type with a tension knob. The beveling action, which I have not had a chance to use yet, could be a tad better. If you needed to specifically use a saw for miter cuts then another one that has a better adjusting mechanism might be preferred. With this saw you have a lever that you release tension and then you rotate the armature. It works well but I'd be nice if it was as robust as the miter adjustment mechanism. However, it is a solid lock on your angle so it does work as intended.
As far as blade longevity I do not know. If you were to line up my material end-to-end I have probably cut through 40'-50' of 1/4" steel. The cutting speed is now slowing down to that of a 14" abrasive saw and I am still on the packaged blade but your mileage may vary. Rage also has another blade specifically for steel, the 10BLADEST. I will try that next since most of the work I do is in steel.

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Evolution Rage 3, 10", TCT, Mutipurpose Compound Sliding Miter Saw, Capable Of Cutting Steel, Aluminum, Wood Even With Nails In & Plastics With One Blade & One Saw, With Rage Technology, There Are Virtually No Burr Or Sparks & With No Heat Build Up Either, Material Cut Is Cool To The Touch & Can Be Handled Immediately.

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Bosch 3814 14-Inch Abrasive Cut-Off Machine Review

Bosch 3814 14-Inch Abrasive Cut-Off Machine
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I first used this saw as a rental from a local rental yard and if it can stand up to rental usage, it can take anything. I think this is what sold me on this particular saw when I went shopping. Having never owned a Bosch tool (plenty of Hitachi, Milwaukee and Makita) before, I was hesitant, however, I was pleasantly surprised by the features: all ball and needle bearing construction with metal gears and a sealed motor with overload protection. It has the largest blade guard of all the saws I looked at and the quick release clamp makes setup a little faster. It is well made and is constructed of metal except for the handle grip. If its heft is a sign of its quality, it's a good saw! At 42 pounds, she's a handful to lug around.
This saw has seen some pretty extensive use and it handles all jobs with relative ease. I've used it on angle iron, round tube, square stock and 2-inch induction hardened hydraulic cylinder shaft; hard stuff!
I've used many different brands of chop saws and in all honesty, there are only minor differences between the top models. A chop saws ability to cut efficiently is VERY dependant on the blade. Most new users simply use the blade the manufacturer supplied and consider the saw flawed if it doesn't meet their expectations. My advice, try different blades and don't go cheap! Not only will a good blade cut faster, it will last longer and will be easier on the saw's motor. The above reviewer mentioned that his blade "walked" and cut into the saw's base; not the saw's fault, the blade flexed under pressure. A good reinforced blade will not do this.
All in all, I'm pleased with its performance. To sweeten the deal, my dealer threw in a 5-inch Bosch angle grinder (1711A) free. Now I guess I own two Bosch tools.

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14", Abrasive Cut Off Machine, 15A Motor, Adjustable Depth Stop Enables Cutting To Specific Depth, Trigger Switch With Lock On For Continuous Use Applications, Adjustable Fence Bevels Up To 45 Degrees, Superior Motor Insulation Provides Extra Overload Protection For Tough Applications, Locking Vise With Quick Release For Use With Welders & Generators.

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Milwaukee 6370-20 13 Amp 8-Inch Metal Cutting Circular Saw Review

Milwaukee 6370-20 13 Amp 8-Inch Metal Cutting Circular Saw
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This saw does exactly what it was born to do. Installed 24Ga 5v
crimp on my own home, now we're doing a buddies. Would recomend
finer tooth blade instead of the one that it comes with. Excellent tool almost as good as a cold or shear cut. Thanks Milwaukee.
C.J. Velek
Sebastian,Fl.

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6370-20 Model Code: AB (part# 6370-20)This item features: -Durable magnesium blade shield deflects hot metal chips and sparks. -Integral chip tank efficiently collects waste for easy clean-up. -Depth of cut is for one-pass through most metal stud, grating, panel, and decking. -Exclusive quick-release blade shield latch for convenient chip disposal and blade changes. -Convenient guard retraction lever for plunge cuts. -Blade Diam: 8 in. -Arbor Diam: 5/8 in. -Voltage: 120.00 VAC. -Amps: 13.00 A. -Speed: 3700 rpm [Max]. -Cutting Depth: 2 9/16 in [Max]. -Wt.: 13.30 lb. -Price is for 1 Each. Model Code Model Description AAIncludes:Carbide Tipped Metal Cutting Blade, Carrying Case, Hex Blade Wrench ABIncludes:Carbide Tipped Metal Cutting Blade, Hex Blade Wrench

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DEWALT DW872 14-Inch Multi-Cutter Saw Review

DEWALT DW872  14-Inch Multi-Cutter Saw
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I bought this saw after wearing out my Porter-Cable dry cut saw. It's every bit as good as the P-C, and has a couple of nice design features to distinguish it.
1) The hand-lock for the fence and miter adjustment is great. P-C's saw requires using Allen wrenches for adjustment, which is time-consuming. (Also, the holes in the Allen screws fill up with swarf from the saw, so just getting the wrench into the screw head can be a project.) Adjustments are easy and basically instantaneous.
2) Horizontally oriented control handle and switch is very nice. Because of the way you run a saw like this (more below), the rgonmoics are much better than the P-C.
3) Pin-and-socket saw arm retainer. OH YEAH! P-C uses an old-fashioned chain-and-hook contraption to hold the saw arm down, which can be troublesome to engage. The Dewalt locks down just like their woodworking chop saws: hold the arm down and push in the retaining pin.
4) Quieter in operation than the P-C saw.
I am not a shill for Dewalt; I loved my P-C dry cut saw. I never realized the design could be this much better.
An important note for any dry-cut saw users: THIS IS NOT AN ABRASIVE CHOP SAW! I noticed complaints about blade life in some of the other reviews. Well, if you run this saw like an old-timey abrasive wheel chop saw, you won't get any blade life out of it either. The secret: minimal downward pressure. Rest your hand on the handle with just enough weight to keep the saw arm moving downward, and let the blade do all the work. If the blade throws more than a couple of tiny sparks once in awhile, you're pushing too hard, and the blade will suffer. I was able to make several thousand cuts in heavy stock with my P-C saw before the blade needed sharpening, an this one behaves similarly.
If you're doing a lot of work, get a spare blade. Having the carbide blade sharpened usually runs about 25 cents per tooth, and if you have a spare there's no downtime...

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The DEWALT DW872 multi-cutter saw with 15 amp, 5.3 horsepower motor is the versatile saw you need in order to cut a huge variety of metals, including both ferrous and non-ferrous applications, in an increased number of jobs.Equipped with more capability, the DW872 is designed to outperform chop saws by 4 times and portable band saws by 8 times within its angle iron of 2-by-1/4-inches.The saw maintains a steady blade penetration throughout duration of cut with 14-inch, 70 tooth carbide tipped blade.The carbide tipped blade also adds affordability compared to standard abrasive wheels with less cost-per-cut, equating to about 1,200 cuts based on material used.Its exclusive carbide teeth provide speedy, accurate, practically burr-free results, lessening the necessity to grind in order to make your material ready while still providing a smooth finish.Designed for easy functionality, the DW872 features a parallel handle that comfortably allows you to place your wrist to lessen exhaustion and a ruggedly crafted metal top handle for easy transport.It\'s specially designed fence adapts to 45 degrees, equipping the saw to cut sizable angles efficiently.The guard rapidly retracts so you can view your cut line while still shielding from chips with chip deflector so you to direct excess debris into a single safe, neat area.The saw also features a vise that provides an immediate grip on a wide variety of applications, spindle lock for speedy wheel replacement, built in wheel change wrench to lessen the chance of misplacement, and handy brushes for easy tool maintenance on the jobsite.The perpendicular clamping system offers more productive results than the professional standard and the broad, sturdy steel base is designed with 4 pre-drilled holes for bolting and is equipped to weld jigs or stops to itself.With rugged features including a chainless lock down pin so the saw head can remain fastened for easy transport, and a compression spring for consistent motion and increased resilience compared to torsion springs, the DEWALT DW872 multi-cutter saw is an excellent addition to your woodworking shop.

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Milwaukee 6190-20 15 Amp 14-Inch Metal Cutoff Machine Review

Milwaukee 6190-20 15 Amp 14-Inch Metal Cutoff Machine
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Milwaukee's 6190-20 is a reasonably good dry cut saw, similar in most respects to the other dry cut and abrasive chop saws I've used. The base and motor support are solidly built. The vise works fairly well, though I wish I could tighten the backstop down just a bit more. The final tension seems just a bit light and isn't adjustable. As far as I can tell, it's the same design used on most metal-cutting chop saws. Angle markings on the base aren't terribly accurate and the design of the saw makes it difficult to get a combination square next to the fence and blade to verify the angle; it's hit or miss whether you'll end up with perfect 45-degree miters or not-quite-right 44-degree cuts. Compared to an abrasive chop saw, the Milwaukee 6190 cuts much faster, generates very few sparks, and doesn't heat the metal appreciably. It does have a tendency to throw metal shavings all over the place, but I find them easier to sweep up than the fine grit that ends up coating the shop after using an abrasive saw. Due the the amount of metal thrown off, I'll suggest that safety glasses are a requirement when using this tool, in addition to hearing protection. Like most metal cutting saws I've used, the Milwaukee 6190 doesn't feature an electronic soft-start on the motor; when you squeeze the trigger the motor kicks in at full torque and tends to jerk the blade up or down if you don't have firm grip on the handle.
Unfortunately, the blade is a worthless piece of junk! Mine started to go dull after four dozen cuts through 2" square tubing. In the process, it caught a piece of metal and sucked it into the saw, completely ruining the blade guard! Luckily, no one was injured when this happened and, surprisingly, the crappy blade wasn't damaged. I had the blade re-sharpened, but it only lasted for another dozen or two cuts before it was dull again. Called Milwaukee tech support to see if they had any suggestions for making blades last longer and the only thing they could tell me was that the didn't recommend re-sharpening their blade. I ended up paying $105 for a Metal Devil 14-Inch, 72 Tooth blade and have had smooth sailing ever since... minus a working blade guard.
Factor the cost of the replacement blade into the purchase price of this tool... or buy the DeWalt DW872 and hope DeWalt supplies better blades!

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The 6190-20 utilizes dry (a.k.a. "cold") cut technology which will cut on average three times faster than an abrasive machine and costs 1-1/2 times less to operate. The saw produces little to no sparks when cutting and leaves a virtually burr-free finish. The motor is a 15 amp, 4.8 max H.P. The base is a heavy-duty cast aluminum reinforced with a 1/4 in. steel plate. The vise and back fence is tool free. The horizontal D-handle provides optimum comfort whether the tool is on the ground or sitting on a bench.

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