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

Works really well. The only problem it spins in reverse. So if it gets jammed, it will kick up towards you. Be wary!

Needed a saw to cut reinforced concrete hobs. Reached out to the VEVOR team and got this unit. Easy to assemble and powerful enough to get the job done.

Does the job nicely. But handle like it wants to bite you,so to speak. Get one for ground cutting. Not walls.

This machine is surprisingly good. It cuts well. But there is something very strange about it: the blade rotates 'backwards', IE it spins opposite to any grinder I have EVER experienced. As a result, it always has to potential to kick-back towards you, and makes it EXTREMELY dangerous and hard to use if you are doing wall cuts. Luckily, I managed to dismantle the motor from the gearbox, and rotate it 180 degrees, so it now spins in the normal, safe direction. I also moved one of the water jets to the other side of the guard, and rigged it up to attach to a garden hose and inline tap.

Great machine, a little odd of the detection of the blade spins but worked well cutting pavers. I also adapted it’s water supply to a normal garden hose system as many have suggested.

Great value for money. A bit slower to cut than the petrol powered saws. It seems fairly sturdy though.

Great free blade, Cuts very well. Powerful and Very heavy also a little hard to see where your cutting. Water pump works well but realistically difficult to implement . Needs an adaptor for garden hose. I note Vevor has not accepted a negative review for something else I have bought...

Looks good but haven't used it yet , It is a bit heavy for me but I am weak. With a counter balance, which I have attached so there is no weight to hold, I think it will be suitable for my purpose,

The saw comes with two brass ball valves, one of which sheared off when I hand-tightened it, and a water pump which does not fit Australian outlets. There were no assembly instructions, and usage instructions were difficult to follow. After some re-plumbing using Stefani water filter parts and garden hose connections I was up-and running. It is essential to run this saw with water but saws of this diameter are prone to kick-back and need very careful handling, (mine has a 2200W motor). For prolonged cutting I would recommend having workshop vacc running to keep the water levels down. The blade has a slow start (good) but also a slow stop (not good for safety). For stability and avoiding kick-backs I found it best to work towards my body, whilst keeping out of the direct path, given the above dangers. It cuts well through concrete and reo but it is best to let it drop into the cut under its own weight and not force it in any way. For safety I would have preferred a trolley attachment to guide the saw. Overall, the water attachments are poor quality but once resolved the saw is powerful and works well, albeit needing great care when using, from a safety point of view.

This is a good saw for the price. I read of issues with the breaker tripping, so I planned accordingly. I used a generator for power instead of my house outlet. I used a 220 to 110 adapter from there and a 25ft 10-gauge extension to the saw. The breaker never tripped. I also let the saw do most of the work, when I put too much pressure on the cut the saw motor would slow down. I then let the pressure off and let the rpm's go back to full speed. Again, the breaker never tripped. I think I could have had more precise cuts if the bottom plate had a notch where the blade is. I had to lean over the saw and check my line way too often. I probably could have hack sawed a notch in or used a permanent marker but as they say, hindsight is 20-20. I recommend this product for small to medium jobs. Great for 4" concrete, cinder block. bricks and pavers.