[sedanman]

You can't do this with an abrasive chopsaw. This is 2" square tubing 1/4" wall.

[sedanman]

I have no idea why the picture is upside down.

[C7Z]

If you decide on a chop saw the "Carbide-tipped blade" saws, although more expensive, are superior to the abrasive blade saws. I have a Makita LC1230 that I recently used to build a pipe fence around some properity I own. It cut 2" sched 40 pipe like it was butter and very accurately.
http://makitatools.com/en-us/Modules/To ... ame=LC1230

[AKweldshop]

That Evolution saw did all the cutting on This welding cart......

[LtBadd]

That Evolution saw did all the cutting on This welding cart......

Now that's quite the welding cart, well done!

[AKweldshop]

That Evolution saw did all the cutting on This welding cart......

Now that's quite the welding cart, well done!

Thanks, it turned out ok.

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[LtBadd]

Making chips and taking names, sweet.

[subwayrocket]

I have the DeWalt DW872 saw . It's decent . I tried an evolution blade and it started loosing teeth. If you're gona spend 4-500 , ask around about the Morse saw , I think it's just a little bit more but may be better . The base on the Dewalt although better than flimsy ones at harbor freight, it's not as thick as i'd like . The clamping mechanism is decent . It's a good saw for the money ...looking back I think I would have gotten the Morse . As for the abrasive saws, I went thru two of them. The second one was a Dewalt, it burned out after only about 20 cuts, sparks shot out the motor vents. I got a Rigid R41421 and it is a very solid, very good abrasive saw. I don't use it much since the DW872 . Good luck

[Kriky]

I just bought the IronTon. The price was right. $299 out the door with free shipping from Northern Tools. I haven't really started using it much. I made two cuts with it on piece of steel a friend gave to to weld on a post for him. It seems to cut pretty good. The cuts but up pretty nicely. I wouldn't say amazing but for $299 not a bad buy. The base seems heavy enough and the clamp seems ok for what I will be using it for.

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[NHDanO]

I just recently purchased an Evolution EVO380. Got it for under $400 at my LWS. Worth every penny. As to the poster who questioned if the 380 is worth the extra money I would say yes. It's just a much more solid machine.

[RRweld]

A lot of guys like Makita saws, see reviews. However I personally don't like pistol grip on this type of saw, just a personal preference.