Store.Evolution Power Tools has
Evolution R185SMS+ Sliding Miter Saw w/ 7 1/4" Multi-Material Cutting Blade on sale for $169.99 - Extra $25 Off w/ discount code
25SURVEY (
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$144.99.
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Note, must apply the listed discount code at checkout to receive discount
About the Product- Multi-Material cutting technology
- Accurate cutting with laser guidance, smooth sliding functionality, adjustable depth of cut, and 9 positive miter stops
- Reliable, smooth square cutting every time in a variety of materials
- Powerful 10A hi-torque motor with an optimized gearbox & blade system
- 0°-45° bevel tilt and 50˚-50˚ miter covers all common cutting angles accurately and easily
- 8-1/4x2-1/4" max. crosscut capacity
- Ergonomic trigger handle designed for left and right-handed use
- Compatible with the Evolution Miter Saw Stand
- Compact, lightweight & robust design, weighing under 20 lbs.
- Japanese Tungsten-Carbide-Tipped (TCT) 7-1/4" blade included
+Plus Features- Premium Japanese Tungsten-Carbide-Tipped (TCT) 7-1/4" blade included
- 3-Piece clamp included for additional accuracy and faster adjustments.
- Laser-Guided Precision for assisted straight-line cutting.
- Cleaner and safer working environment with a dust collection bag and dust port adaptor for use with vacuum extraction.
- Integrated carry handles; easy to carry and transport around the workplace.
- 10' power cable reduces the need for extension leads.
Warranty- Includes a 3-year limited manufacturer warranty w/ purchase
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Picked up the evosaw380 (first version of the 380cps) for $315 after the code (25SURVEY)
Lowest ever on the camel is $318 so pretty good deal.
The newer version is $479 and while it's got some cool features I can't see spending that much more. (Has a better thread on the vice, Allen wrench storage, mounting holes, better angle set up, that's about all the differences) If I was a shop owner I'd get the better one but being a hobbyist the functionality is the same, might take me a few seconds longer to set an angle but for the amount of times I do that it's negligible.
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