Customer Reviews for VEVOR Electric Concrete Saw, 14" Concrete Cutter, 1800W Concrete Saw, Electric Circular Saw with 14" Blade and Tools, Masonry Saw for Granite, Brick, Porcelain, Reinforced Concrete and Other Materials

I wanted a light weight saw with water hookup. I am installing 1000 sq ft of patio pavers. The saw is doing good, no problems.

I love everything about the saw except the quality of the blade that came with it. Not smooth enough when cutting pavers, but that's a small fix.

I was a little worried about the purchase but so far the saw is awesome. My only grip is it's heavy but it has the guide and wheels so you can cut without holding it up..the water pump works good too. I am definitely getting my use out it cutting bluestone.

The saw is great to work with and so far no issues with it. The included pump can overheat so turn it off when not using the saw or the valve is closed. If you are cutting pavers greater than 3.5 inches you will need to flip it but it still cut straight and clean. Overall it is great.

Had to cut through 9in of solid concrete for an egress window and this saw never missed a beat, also you can't beat the price point

This concrete saw was a total surprise. I have owned professional model concrete saws and really didn't expect much, but the saw did a brilliant job cutting sandstone blocks, and was powerful enough to cut to full depth in seconds. It is not a powerful saw, so treat it with respect and it will do the work well. The only negative is the pathetic plastic water lines. They are far too soft and it will either pinch closed or get torn apart on the work. Replace the cheap plastic lines with quality plastic line and you will be good to go. It is not a professional saw, but it is very good for most jobs you need it for. One more thing, always use very heavy duty power cables, never the ordinary 10 amp extension lead and always use a good flow of water for cooling the blade.

Love the saw. Plenty of power, good blade, pretty easy to operate. The pump switch could be better. The water volume valve should have a spot to attach to the handle. I zip-tied mine. I've cut concrete block, refractory brick, and clay flue lintel. Blade is still going after 100+ cuts. Made a table for it out of an old cabinet. The cabinet drawer is my slide table for cutting brick and 4" block. For the price I would recommend this saw.

If you let it cut slowly it does not blow breakers. I am 67 and 145lbs. I was using it to cut a vertical wall. I was able to sit on a front end loader to be stable enough. I would not have been strong enough to use it on a ladder. I used a Delta Diamond Cougar HD 14 Inch Diamond Saw Blade because there was steel reinforced concrete. The nozzle on the water pump broke off but was east to glue back on. I would never have been able to use the gas powered saw they had at the rental store.

Great very great great very great it's ok how many more words do you want lol I have never seen regulations on how to review

We use this smaller saw to cut open a deeper line in concrete driveway expansion seams. Allowing the tool to keep up its rpm when cutting and it works just fine. Low cost and performs well. I expect he larger one would be better if you intend to cut out concrete floors or walls.