Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Elektrische Betonsäge, 230 mm, Hochleistungs-Kreissäge 2000 W, Schnitttiefe 89 mm, Nass-/Trocken-Scheibensäge mit Wasserrohr, Wasserpumpe, Sägeblatt, für Stein und Ziegel

Gute Qualität 👍

Pas encore essayée mais à l air tres lourde

Ça fait le travail. C'est sûr ce n'est pas une scie d'une grande marque qui serait bien plus ergonomique, pratique etc... Mais franchement j'avais un mur à ouvrir et nickel. La notice dit pas plus de 5cm par passe, 11cm ça y va nickel dans du parpaing/brique etc...

Cut 56 feet of brick walkway using water without any issues. Did not trip 20 amp circuit. Blade is still in good shape . Can't beat it for the price.

Mooi product. Slijpt gemakkelijk door de stenen en dakpannen heen.Wel log bij kleine stukjes van de dakpan slijpen. Wel meteen een 6 iter fles erbij gedaan. Makkelijk om slang en elektra in op de bergen.

Definitely worth its money. Good quality ……ideal for DIY handyman. It beats having to rent such a unit from a hire place and pay $260 for just one day’s use.

Ich hatte mir bei dem Preis nicht viel erhofft und wurde eines besseren belehrt. Sauberer Lauf und kraftvoll. (Habe unter anderem Naturstein gesägt) Abstriche muss ich beim mitgelieferten Zubehör machen Pumpe Schläuche und Schellen sind halt reinste Chinaware, funktionieren aber. Also wem die Kabelgebundenheit nicht stört dem spreche ich eine Kaufempfehlung aus.

It came in a box that was smashed up. The guard was bent and a wheel was not aligned correctly. Once we fixed guard and repent wheel bracket and replaced wheel in worked great. Compensation was given so all in all was a good deal.

Nice saw for the money. I used it to cut a hole in my basement floor to pour a bigger footing for a construction project. It tripped my breaker after a few minutes, so I had to wait a few min and then start cutting again... but works fine. I'd love a thinner thickness blade so it could cut faster, but for the price, I can't complain at all. Is it worth the price? Yes of course! If you're needing it professionally, go buy something that costs more. If it's for a few jobs or projects here and there, it's amazing. I was using 20 amp circuits in my house, so the only other option I had was to maybe rig a welding cable to plug into a range or dryer outlet and then have a regular outlet on the other end. I didn't end up needing to do that... I put up with it tripping the breaker, which was fine for what I needed it for. I saw other reviews and realized that was what I was up against from the beginning, took a chance on buying it, and it worked out okay. I paid probably what I would have paid for rentals, and ended up with a saw and blade as well. I'd say, it's a good buy. I don't think there's an easy way for most people to handle the power draw it needs though. Again, I could have rigged one of my welding cables to run it without tripping breakers, but I'm guessing most people don't have heavy gauge cables to be able to do that.

Did the job that I needed but time will tell if the purchase was worth it for future projects