Versatile and portable, these are ideal for smaller jobs like cutting pavers, pipes, or small wall openings.
A standard rule of thumb is that a blade can cut to approximately half its diameter . For example, a 16-inch blade typically reaches depths of nearly 8 inches.
When comparing models, look for these features to ensure longevity and safety: When should saw cuts be made on a concrete slab?
Best for large horizontal surfaces like driveways, roads, or warehouse floors.
These use a unique circular, diamond-coated blade that allows for deeper cuts than standard circular saws of the same size, making them excellent for tight spaces and thick walls.
Specialized for cutting "green" (freshly poured) concrete to control cracking. 3. Power Source Considerations