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

This thing is a beast! But it trips 20A circuits constantly.

Das Gerät funktioniert erstaunlich gut, vor allem für den Preis Ich habe damit 12 cm Stahlbeton auf ca.3 m Länge geschnitten, was ganz gut funktioniert hat. Ein Marken Steinschneider mit Verbrennungsmotor kostet mindestens das 6- fache und schneidet auch nicht wesentlich schneller. Allerdings sollte man eine Steckdose benutzen die stärker als mit 16 A abgesichert ist oder mit einer Sicherung mit auslöseVerzögerung , z B. K Langzeiterfahrug bezüglich der Haltbarkeit habe ich noch nicht mit dem Gerät.

Lo vi lo compré , me pareció un precio razonable y puedo decir que funciona perfectamente.

Super Gerät nehme es zum ziegelschneiden man braucht die 16 amper sonst fällt der Schutz aber es staubt kaum aber das was lästig ist man muss die Pumpe extra Starten und abstellen und die Pumpe von Kübel nemen.oder abtrehehen sonst kann es sein das der Kübel ohne was zu machen leer ist.aber für den Preis okay.ich neme sie zum Umbau man kann sie überall verwenden . wenn man mehr schneidet spürt man schon das Gewicht sie ist sehr robust gebaut.

The 16 inch saw certainly pulls more than 15 amps. The NEMA 5-15p is only rated for 15 amps. This saw also pulls more than 20 amps. It may work on a generator like this. If you plug it into your house wiring the breaker will eventually trip. It won't short trip your breaker, but it will heat the breaker and trip it. You can take frequent breaks and it will allow your breaker to cool. Regardless this is all a bit sketchy and the 16 inch saw should have come with a 30 amp rated plug. The NEMA 5-30 would be an obvious choice for code compliance. Although it's uncommon. A travel trailer 30 amp plug would also be safe and many generators could support that, but that's supposed to be used for travel trailers only. I may swap that plug at some point.

I purchased this to cut out a portion of the driveway that had lifted and created a lip. Received the order quickly and assembly was easy. You will need a circuit large enough to handle the amps or it will trip. Saw cut easily through 4-5” concrete. The only issues that I had were the pump for the water kept floating upa in the bucket that supplies water and There was an issue with the two small brackets that hold the guide on being bent. I straightened them out with some pliers, but feel they are compromised now. few spot welds should fix that issue. I contacted VEVOR and they came up with a satisfactory solution. I would buy this again.

It works

My first thought was how much this saw sucks. I was running it off a generator with 20 amp service but it kept tripping the breaker and lugging. After running a 30 amp outlet and 10 gauge extension cable it was much much better. Key thing to note is concrete is hard and attempting to cut through a slab takes many passes. Once you have that I. Your head this thing works great. I did about 100 feet of cut at 4" depth and the blade is still fine. It took about 8 hours all together.

It’s an overall good saw for the price. It gets the job done. The biggest knock I have on it is the pump that comes with it. Died first use so I had to refit to accept a connection to a hose and use clamps to strengthen all the tubing connections as the pressure made the lines pop off. If the saw came like this with no pump I’d give it five stars.

Works just fine. Use better hose clamps, tends to be leaky. Cuts just fine. Use 20amp cord and circuit VIP!