Customer Reviews for VEVOR Electric Concrete Saw, 14" Concrete Cutter, 1800W Concrete Saw, Electric Circular Saw with 14" Blade and Tools, Masonry Saw for Granite, Brick, Porcelain, Reinforced Concrete and Other Materials

Lieferung und Zustellung waren ok, nur die Gebrauchsanweisung war ausschlieslich in Englisch und das nicht ok. Ich musste die Gebrauchsanweisung extra in Internet suchen und herrunter laden.

I have a 20 amp receptacle 6 inches from my service panel, this saw would still trip the breaker every 20 seconds of use. Given the proximity of the receptacle to the panel I was considering removing the panel cover and temporarily changing it to a 30 amp breaker temporarily while carefully watching my wires for overheating but at the end of the day I used a 50 amp ev charger to 20 amp receptacle whip cable to run the saw because the breakers on that were less sensitive and only tripped every minute or two. Suprisingly a 20 amp 100 foot extension cable didn't heat up that much even with this very large current draw. There's definitely no way you could use this saw on a standard 15 amp home receptacle or even with a 20 amp receptacle that was at a great distance from the service panel. It would be better, in fact if they made it in a 240v version so the current draw would be lower.

En y allant doucement j’ai réussi à scier plus de 30m linéaires de béton armé, le guide de profondeur ne permet pas de descendre à plus de 14cm, la pompe et sont robinet font un peut jouet, il faut parfois la secouer pour l’amorcer. J’ai redressé pas mal de choses avant l'utilisation pour que notamment les roues soient dans l'axe de la machine, ou que le guide soit centré. Si l’on omet ces détails la machine est robuste.

It gets the job done it'll throw a breaker if it's not the right amp

Likes to trip the breakers on the cord very easy. And the main breaker. Wish it would cut a little deeper than it does being such a big blade. Wasn't very happy with the product. I'm hoping the Jackhammer is a little bit different.

Great value. Moderate durability. The achilles heel of this saw in my usage was the rear electric motor bearing. Specifically the rear most rotor bearing. P/N TPI 629LH-X is not replaceable. It is a flanged bearing of non-standard ID and non-standard OD. Further it is captive (molded) into the plastic case. It can be forcibly removed but breaks the housing regardless of method. I was unsuccessful finding an exact replacement. The Vevor website does not seem to support replacing or repairing this bearing or the next level up motor housing or motor assy. If anyone from Vevor is reading this please feel free to reachout and advise otherwise. When this bearing fails this saw will be useless (disposable) for most users. I did get a lot of use out of it (~ 50+ hours) a few hours at a time. I will attempt to mcgyver it before completely giving up on it. The likely cause of failure was vertical sawing of a wall with a lot of water splashing downward. I speculate some splashed into the vent slots on the end of the motor over many of these cuts. The rubberized seal part of the bearing could be seen through the slots as having popped off allowing caustic cement dust, sand, grit, water to enter this bearing. Altogether I still recommend this saw as a Great value. If you intend on using it seriously it may become disposable. At ~ $200 I consider buying another but also am now looking for a similar saw with aluminum or metal housing for the motor (that may have a replaceable motor/bearing). For longer durability I recommend a temporary cover or splash guard for the vent holes on the motor. Don't let any water (even a splash) into the motor!

using for cutting CMU ( soft cinder blocks) saw is a tad underpowered even fir this task the included blade needs to be replaced with a better product to help the saw perform better , also the little water pump was a neat inclusion but the switch lasted and 20 cycles then failed

It’s good for the price a little underpowered

ok

Me basta con un magneto de 16A tipo C. En España las condiciones de AC son 230v y 50Hz y, como supuse, los comentarios que decían que necesitaba 30A eran porque en EEUU y Canadá se trabaja casi con la mitad de tensión. La máquina funciona de manera correcta y corta fácilmente muros de ladrillo tosco con cemento y enfoscado. ¡LA HE USADO POCO AÚN! (Por ello sólo las tres estrellas, aunque, en lo que la he usado, merece al menos cuatro) Es un muerto, lógicamente. Olvidaos de cortar por encima de vuestra cintura sin ayuda de un contrapeso que te permita manejarlo con "cierta" seguridad. He logrado hacer cortes en horizontal, pero levanta más polvo (porque el disco se moja menos) y con el sistema contrapeso que he ideado tengo que TENER CUIDADO PARA QUE EL PESO NO REPOSE SOBRE EL DISCO (por seguridad). El sistema de.bomba del agua es lo que menos logrado está, pero funciona y es de gran ayuda sobre todo si no te importa el barrizal que se monta. Espero que siga así.