Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Elektrische Betonsäge, 356 mm, Hochleistungs-Kreissäge 2800 W, Schnitttiefe 127 mm, Nass-/Trocken-Scheibensäge mit Wasserrohr, Wasserpumpe, Sägeblatt, für Stein und Ziegel

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Utilisée pour couper des dalles en grès cérame de 2 cm. Résultat décevant. Il faut insister et la dalle finit par casser. Je pense que le problème vient d'une lame de mauvaise qualité.

Heavy more than a gas one, horizontal wall cuts are a pain. The handle needs to wrap one side so you can hold it sideways. Popped breakers while cutting wet, but no problems with breakers while cutting dry. Have only done a limited amount of testing thus far. But if you have bigger jobs to do this saw inst for you. If it's small short cuts then it will do it but man is it heavy. The wheels and their mounts need to be removable. Only got in the way for most of my cutting. It will be a nice paper clip.

Miss leading product. It is advertised as 3200watt but on the side of the machine it says 1800 watt, 27amp, max 4200 watt. I did not expect it to come with a 14 gauge wire with a standard plug. Then I found in their Q&A that your suppose to throttle and make shallow cuts and give it breaks to cool down so you don’t melt the wire. Is that a joke? In Canada the cord/wire needs to be able to handle the max load. This thing isn’t even legal to sell, here. I never ended up using it, but if I did I would have had to buy a 30amp adapter because it kept blowing the breaker. I tried 4 different circuits, including dedicated ones where the saw was the only thing running. I made sure to throttle it and reduced my cut down to 1 inch and still couldn’t make any progress without tripping the beaker. The problem is that 15 amp circuit it rated for 1800 watts max, 1500 continuous, this thing pulls 1800 watts not even under load, before you even start making any cuts. Save yourself the trouble and rent, or if you have a grinder, buy a concrete blade and have someone use a hose to spray waters I drilled a hole in the guard of my grinder to feed the pumps hose that came with the saw, worked like a charm. Cut way faster than this would if you have to make 20 passes just to not blow the breaker or melt the cord. I intend to remove the 14guage wire and put a 10guage with the proper 30amp plug as this should have had.

Bonjour, aucune notice en d autres langues que l anglais et le bouton avec le ressort pour bloquer le disque ne tiens plus en place a peine appuyer une fois dessus Cdt

Saw is a beast IF you ignore NEC and run 40 amps of 115 volts to a 15 amp plug. It will trip 20 amp breakers easily, but with 40 amps on a 8ga cord it’s pretty epic.

They saw works well but trips the breaker constantly.

The saw itself did the job so if you are needing a good concrete saw it will work. The issue is you would need more than a 20 amp circuit to do so. I ended up up using my gas generator and it barely got me through the job, it also kept tripping. So if you have at least a 5500 watt when running generator, you should be fine. Also you will need to by a hose connector it doesn’t come with it. It comes with a water pump though. I used a bucket and it worked.

I was cutting the concrete floor in my basement... half way through the job, the water pump failed... I needed to use the pump from my tile saw to finish the job... pump is really cheaply made..

Keeps flipping every breaker we put it on that has a three prong plug-in. Even our generator with a 30 amp fuse was getting tripped. You will need a plug adapter to even make it work on a generator, or any wall fuse with enough rating to run this… there’s better options out there. Don’t make the mistake.