Vevor 14" Metal Cutting Cold Saw Review

For the price this is a good saw, it has decent build quality, There is some adjusting to do and maybe upgrading some fasteners but otherwise for a good running saw with helical cut gears and all sealed ball bearings and ball bearing pivot it is a good value.
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[@JeroenVissers]

I almost bought one, then I saw your video. I will go for a dewalt or something as I do not wanna be on a job site looking for all the bolts that vibrated out ;-)

[@guyconnell2250]

At 20:23.....those chinsy, widely spaced stitch welds......LOL. For a DIYer, finishing the stitch welding on those seams might be one of a few good projects to do on his new saw to make it road worthy. So he can use that new saw on DIY projects LOL. Seriously though, it is fascinating to me to see how the "overseas" and "offshore" (Chinese) manufacturers have studied every little cost cutting detail and implemented each of them in a variety of things.

[@danr1920]

I've seen this brand out there a lot. Prices seem really cheap and not sure their stuff is unto my needs. Keep these reviews coming.

[@b67fstb]

I would grind the base a bit ??

[@jlawlar]

21:50 I think the use the base for different applications , just use longer or shorter pieces for a different base

[@robertrada4783]

That gearbox and motor appear to be on a completely different planet than the blade guard and spot welded base.

[@absolute___zero]

2:39 is that a zinc-plated (galvanized) screw? these ones are very cheap and don't last. Fein saw is much better.

[@NKWoodworks]

Well obviously, a saw that is twice the price will be better.....

[@kevintravis2154]

You only cut aluminum and brass? What kind of test is that?

[@jlawlar]

12:50 just use the hinge as the back stop

[@SaltMinerOU812]

You should smack that blade with some stick wax before you cut into aluminum so the chips don't weld to the teeth

[@BigDaddyButthead90]

The evolution is probably better than this