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Question: Will this saw cut side walk around the pool
Document: Enlarging swimming pool apron, needed to cut through 4 inches of concrete, the saw worked well.
Cut edge trim around entire outside perimeter of 700 sq ft patio...4" thick pavers.Worked great. Still have plenty of blade left.Cheaper than rental for this project.Cant compare to any other brand/model...never worked with any other concrete saws.Recommend for home use.
Rental cost in my area is about $130 (including diamond saw blade)  per day. I bought this product after the great result I got from the jack hammer I got from Amazon ($140?). I love this product. It is very powerful and cuts well. I used as wet saw on both reinforced concrete and asphalt to cut trenches for new sewer lines almost like walk-behind tool. It worked well. Using garden hose trickling water to cut the dust works well (see youTube).
OR, Do I buy one at a fraction of the price that I don't have to hesitate to lend to a friend . The value of this saw pretty much guarantees a 4 or 5 star rating from anyone who knows their way around a tool. FYI- Friction cutting blades are available at the Orange store for about $6. DO NOT use the wrong discs!!!
The tension can be adjusted for the perfect interference fit, allowing you to adjust the guidewith pressure near the cutting tip. The boot/pad on the base allows the saw to be put down with the blade stillspinning, without fear of the saw vibrating over onto its side. The vacuum port seems legit, but it kept poppingopen when cutting steel. I figured that it would probably melt anyway, so I just left it open. It is also easy to get toand stays out of the way.
The label on the side of the motor states Power: 15A, Voltage: 120V-60Hz, but the advertised power on the box is 2400W (which @ 120V is 20A).I used the Furman ADP-1520B Power Adapter converter plug, which has a 12A breaker built in, only tripped the breaker twice. You can put the blade on the work, and just let it sink in on its own, no need to force it. I may have gotten overly enthusiastic when the breaker tripped.
This saw has been much more handy to have on the jobsite than our other gas saws, which need to either be started up for every single cut or left on idle all day, both of which are a pain that gas saws have.
I have used it to cut landscaping concrete blocks (keystone cap blocks) and have had great success. The saw is powerful and quiet and is about the cost of 2 days rent at the local rental place. The only improvement would be to add a wet cutting option.
I bought this saw to cut several linear feet of 4" thick concrete sidewalk,and it cut well for about 8-10 linear feet before the supplied blade dulled to the point that it was unusable.Let me explain how I did the cutting, because that is where I think it needs an additional attachment.
A very affordable alternative to all other saws that i found.I cut in two 5'X3' windows into a brick and block wall and it worked fine.For power I bought a 20 amp plug to match the saw and i attached it to a 10/3 cordthat i connected to a 20 amp breaker.
Answer: yes