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Owner
Worked good and did the job. Tripped the 20A breaker constantly( as the reviews said would happen) but got through it! Let the blade cut no pressure to binder and your good!
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Electric concrete saw
It works great and was as good as a gas saw but lighter and no fumes. The water system works great so there wasn't any dust.
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16" concrete saw
Saw works well and cut my 4" slab cleanly. Had to make 2 passes and you can only cut about 2" thick concrete at a time. The saw has a light that comes on when the saw gets overloaded. Not as powerful as a gas powered saw, but much better to use indoors. The price is good, only a little more than a one day rental of a concrete saw. The included water pump works well and provides the water needed for cutting. Don't know the long term life of the saw, but it has paid for itself already. The saw blade life doesn't look to be too long and a replacement blade is pricey.
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So far, great saw!
Worked great for my small block project. Will be great for future indoor use. For the price you can't go wrong.
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Business owner
Works very well just need a direct power source or you will trip breakers a lot. Cuts nice and straight and you can set the depth.
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Non commercial user
For the money the saw appears to be worth it. The rubber dust flap is a nice idea but was already partially torn and cracked away from one of the two screws that attaches it. That is no good. After 10 minutes of use the remaining side cracked.
The motor may draw more current than stated beauty my 20 amp circuit breaker kept flipping. The breaker may be old but was unable to replace because of timing and need to use saw. If saw does draw more than it's a big issue. Not sure where I would be able to use the saw if continually flips 20 amp circuit breakers. Also hard to use because of the safety thumb switch. My Partner saw doesn't have one and makes it much easier and safer to use.
Would have attached photo of torn dust flap but site limitations is 2mb and picture is 2.95.
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Electric 16 inch concrete saw
42.5 cm
Have not sorted out the overload cut out switch yet. Certainly cheap enough compared to established brands. Expect to get a lot of cutting from the blade
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tremblay
Bonjour,La livraison est vraiment très rapide et l'outils est bien équipé..ca semble de très bonne qualité et facile a utiliser
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Me
Received it today. Just like the website had stated. Advertisements on the we site stated wet blade. After putting the blade on. The blade says dry cutting. I'm going to use it as a wet cut saw. My lungs can't handle dry cutting concrete any more.. Anyway I'm looking forward to getting my concrete job cut and drain channel put in and repoured.
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Great saw for the price!
Amazing concretebsaw for the price. The fact that it comes with the blade is value already as a comparable blade this size will cost you $30‐$50.
I used mine to cut through 4in concrete slab with 1in terrazzo on top of that (so 5inches total). It did the work fine.
The only issue I had with the tool was that it would trip my breaker (despite the GFCI on the cord) whenever the blade would get bogged down. I was able to remedy this by doing a couple of light passes instead of just one aggressive cut. Essentially whenever you feel the blade getting resistance, ease up a bit.
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