Evolution Power Tools R210CMS Compound Miter Saw, 8-1/4" Multi-Material Cutting TCT Blade Included Cuts Wood Metal Plastic & More, 45° - 45° Degree Miter & 45˚ Degree Bevel Angles, 1200W, 8-1/4"

Absolutely the perfect tool for my Closet retrofit project. This saw easily cut wood shelves as well as metal hanging rod tubing. Both with the blade that comes with it. A very light touch during cutting is all that is required and there were a lot less sparks than you normally get with a cutting wheel while cutting the metal tubing. Packaged well, just plugged in and it was ready to cut. Highly recommended!

Vert light weight, cuts metal easily. I was nervous at first ,but this thing cut a 2x2 3/16 thick square tube like a hot knife through butter. My old very heavy old school chop saw is garbage compared to this. Love it. I'll eventually upgrade to the full size one. For now this is perfect.

Great little miter saw for the money, good for rough cuts

Very very pleased with this saw and everything g its able to do and very light weight

Very nice saw for the price and does cut metal pretty well have tried it on steel and aluminum. Also work very well on extrusion aluminum which is usually not very easy to cut

Purchased this to cut 2020 extrusions. Unit performs the task admirably... at 90 degrees, and after some set up. The on board angle markings are a joke, completely useless. Thankfully, I only needed the 2020 cut square so it was easy to set with a machinist square. If you need a special angle, have a way to measure it not using the saw markings.Even with a Vac on the port the chips went everywhere, all directions. I'd recommend only using this where a mess can be made.All that said, the cuts are clean, smooth, no burs, no chatter, and FAST.

Not even worth the money for a small hobbyistVery poorly made.

Well, good luck getting an accurate miter. The main problem is that the blade has slop from side to side. The blade doesn't clamp in place completely so it has some wobble. Makes this mostly unusable for anything requiring accuracy. For 150 bucks it should at least hold the blade tightly. I'd return it but I missed the return window. Maybe I can turn a better clamp washer on my lathe to salvage this. Disappointed.Update:This is unsalvageable. Nothing can be done to get an accurate miter cut. It's basically just a chop saw for rough carpentry. I don't need that so this is just going to a donation center. Complete waste of money!I have worked in machine shops and have been a wood worker for 30+ years and I can tell you with certainty this is not a good product and does not meet a reasonable standard in regards to accuracy. There is nothing exact in the bevel adjustment:"Achieve up to a 45° finish on your workpiece by loosening the bevel handle and using the bevel scale to get the exact angled tilt required." - Not.All adjustment attempts left a 1/32 or more difference from top to bottom on the cut on a 2" perfectly square piece. That doesn't fly.Do yourself a favor, buy a real saw. Spend a little extra for a good brand. Not only that but their replacement blades are way over priced.