Your RAGE Circular Saw Stories

  • Kitchen Fitting
    by Mark Moloney
    I had to cut and size a number of 45mm thick solid walnut worktops. No problem for the RAGE, breezed through them like a knife through butter.
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  • Showroom Display Furniture
    by Roger Bernard
    It was a painless exercise to cut down the stainless steel tubing and MDF panels to the desired height.
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  • 35-Foot Yacht
    by Dennis and Samantha
    The RAGE 185mm Multipurpose Circular Saw is the best thing since sliced bread.
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  • Steel Sheets and Reclaimed Timber
    by Frank Brumby
    I've had the saw about two years, although the blade needs replacing - not bad really considering the use it's had.
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  • Car Restoration by Bill Brereton
    It is not every day I have to cut a cylinder head in half and I had to read the advertisement for the RAGE 185mm Circular Saw several times to be sure I had got it right.
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  • Kitchen Renovation by Tony Holmes
    I was surprised to find that it did not chip the Formica, which usually happens with a normal woodcutting saw. I confidently cut all the worktops with ease and no damage was done to the Formica - a perfect cut every time!
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  • Steel & Wood Sculptor/Artist by Lewis Alexander
    First off I would like to say thank you for inventing and unleashing a truly professional saw. I purchased this beautiful Evolution RAGE S.A.W a week ago from a local professional trade counter and had already heard so much about it. so now its a MAJOR part of my metal and woodshop armoury.
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  • Electritian - The O2 Dome by Malcolm Wainwright
    My friend said get a rage saw they are the dogs. But little did I know how good. I'm now able to cut the strut in record time and earn even more money. Thanks to my Evolution Rage...
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  • Plumbing and Oil Heating Specialist by Les Barclay
    ...after the 2 cuts were completed, I lifted the chipboard to find a totally unexpected steel beam running under the door. I was surprised to see the beam, but I was even more surprised to see 2 bright cuts through the surface of the beam.
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  • Trailer Rennovation by Darren Cooling
    ...the finished result is very pleasing, and I can honestly say the RAGE saw was a valuable tool to have on this job, I mean what else could cut the steel and then straight after size a piece of marine plywood – incredible!
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