Klantbeoordelingen voor VEVOR Elektrische betonzaag, 356 mm, robuuste cirkelzaag 2800 W, zaagdiepte 127 mm, nat/droog schijfzaag met waterleiding, waterpomp, zaagblad, voor steen en baksteen

Super produit pour le prix. Seul problème, mais une fois qu'on le reçoit ce n'en est plus un, la difficulté pour l'acheter. Systématiquement en rupture de stock, et lorsqu’il est dispo, il faut vraiment se dépêcher.

Fuer Heimwerker sehr gut geeignet.

Works great. not quite as fast as a gas powered saw but I needed to cut 5 inch concrete inside to run a water line. Held a straight line and cut completely on the first pass. I would recommend this saw to anyone.

Almost 2 years old. I have cut at least 300' of concrete. Plenty of power and minimal blade wear.

purtroppo la troncatrice credo x errore è arrivata senza il disco diamantato... ho contattato il venditore che si è attivato per rispedirla....... avendoci messo troppo tempo ad arrivare, lo stesso mi ha rimborsato 55 euro... che dire... venditore onesto e affidabile... comprerò di nuovo da lui......

I am happy with this concrete saw. I am removing a water cistern with a 6” thick wall. I am doing two passes per cut, letting the machine do its work.

Works great

tadelloses Gerät. Es passt auch die 230mm Trennscheibe meines vorigen Trennschneiders von der Bohrung her. 6cm Betonsteine schafft das Gerät locker. Die inkludierte Wasserpumpe macht aufs erste einen mickrigen Eindruck erfüllt aber ihren Zweck. Das Wasser kommt genau da hin wo es gebraucht wird und die Wassermenge lässt sich gut dosieren. Mit einer Master-Slave-Schaltung hält sich die Überschwemmung, die ich früher mit dem Gartenschlauch verursacht habe in Grenzen

Great powerful machine for a nice price. For the Dutch, it drain's a lot of power. I am using is on 54cm concrete floor plugged on a 16A group. That's not ideal but not to be blamed to the machine. A full cut can be done by doing 5cm deep a the time.

This is an incredible saw and an amazing value. I poured a slab for my pole barn before installing the posts. This allows me to use a scissor lift to build the barn but I had to go back and cut the slab where the poles go. The slab is 5" thick, and I needed to cut in 20 post holes. The slab had rebar installed at 24" centers. I initially started out with a 20-amp circuit. If I were careful and went slowly, I could avoid tripping the breaker, and the saw worked well enough, tripping only after I had to add another length of extension cord (about 100'). These were high-quality extension cords but it wasn't surprising that I tripped every few minutes. Eventually, I just swapped out the 20-amp breaker for a 30-amp breaker, and then this thing became wicked awesome. I cut all of the post holes in about 10 minutes per hole! That cutting through aggregate, rebar, and 5" of concreted that had aged more than 2 months (4000 PSI). Awesome. I love it. Buy it. YES, it needs a lot of current, but what a BEAST of a saw. Those complaining about tripping just need to put it on a circuit big enough to handle its requirements. It was cheaper to buy this saw than to rent one, and now I have a saw to use for future projects. Thank you, Vevor!