Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Elektrische Betonsäge, 356 mm, Hochleistungs-Kreissäge 5000 W, Schnitttiefe 127 mm, Nass-/Trocken-Scheibensäge mit Wasserrohr, Sägeblatt, für Stein und Ziegel

For the money the saw appears to be worth it. The rubber dust flap is a nice idea but was already partially torn and cracked away from one of the two screws that attaches it. That is no good. After 10 minutes of use the remaining side cracked. The motor may draw more current than stated beauty my 20 amp circuit breaker kept flipping. The breaker may be old but was unable to replace because of timing and need to use saw. If saw does draw more than it's a big issue. Not sure where I would be able to use the saw if continually flips 20 amp circuit breakers. Also hard to use because of the safety thumb switch. My Partner saw doesn't have one and makes it much easier and safer to use. Would have attached photo of torn dust flap but site limitations is 2mb and picture is 2.95.

Have not sorted out the overload cut out switch yet. Certainly cheap enough compared to established brands. Expect to get a lot of cutting from the blade

We have used this concrete saw several times. It draws a lot of power. As in, it needs a 15 or 20 amp circuit. If you don't overwork the blade and if you don't ram the blade through the concrete, and just push the blade carefully through, it will cut a 4 inch slab no problem. Take your time, though.

Bonjour,La livraison est vraiment très rapide et l'outils est bien équipé..ca semble de très bonne qualité et facile a utiliser

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.

Received it today. Just like the website had stated. Advertisements on the we site stated wet blade. After putting the blade on. The blade says dry cutting. I'm going to use it as a wet cut saw. My lungs can't handle dry cutting concrete any more.. Anyway I'm looking forward to getting my concrete job cut and drain channel put in and repoured.

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

Amazing concretebsaw for the price. The fact that it comes with the blade is value already as a comparable blade this size will cost you $30‐$50. I used mine to cut through 4in concrete slab with 1in terrazzo on top of that (so 5inches total). It did the work fine. The only issue I had with the tool was that it would trip my breaker (despite the GFCI on the cord) whenever the blade would get bogged down. I was able to remedy this by doing a couple of light passes instead of just one aggressive cut. Essentially whenever you feel the blade getting resistance, ease up a bit.

Bon produit, petit problème de livraison (produit endommagé pendant le transport, problème réglé efficacement par le SAV). J'aurai surement pris le modèle au dessus, si j'avais testé le produit avant, un peu limite les 3,5 pouces.

As others have said, this thing will trip a 20a breaker and you need a 12awg extension cable to use with it (I didn't believe this and tried a regular 16awg extension cable the first day... that was frustrating). I also found that I couldn't run it on an afci/gfci protected breaker; it had to be a regular 20a breaker, the saw does have its own gfci so I felt pretty safe doing that. I found that allowing the saws weight to do the work, only gently pushing it and taking regular breaks while cutting helped keep the breaker from tripping too much. When you get the feel for it, the saw cuts well and the 16\" blade means you can get through a 6\" wall or slab. If you're trying to get a really straight cut, I would attach a 2x guide to the concrete first as it tends to want to pull to the side as it cuts. I found that I wasn't super comfortable cutting walls above chest height because of the weight. Also, you can only really cut up-down on a wall... I tried a horizontal cut and the saw is too heavy/big to do that well, but for sectioning up walls or slabs it works good. The water supply to the blade keeps the dust down to the point that there's almost none, although it does mean you get a lot of mud to clean up after. Overall, it's fairly well made, it's powerful although the breaker tripping can be frustrating... It's cheaper than renting one even for a day or two and I've used it now for a few months, still cutting great.