Customer Reviews for VEVOR Electric Concrete Saw, 7 in Circular Saw Cutter, 2000 W High Power with Max. 2.5 in Cutting Depth, Wet/Dry Disk Saw Cutter Includes Water Line, Pump and Blade, for Stone, Brick

This thing worked great. I ended up using plugging the water pump into a Ridgid power inverter connected to a Ridgid battery and submerged the pump in a full 5 gallon bucket. The saw worked great for cutting a line in pavers that were 2 3/8 " thick. After about 16 feet of cutting the saw blade still has lot so life left. I didn't have any issues with the saw dying or cutting power. I didn't push the saw hard though!

Perfect tool for my job. I removed a set of concrete steps and used the saw to cut a triangular section out of the remaining stem wall. The saw worked beautifully—even cut through rebar. The saw was easy to handle and cut the full 5.5” depth I needed. I used the water feature to control dust and blade temperature, and found I needed about two gallons of water per cut foot. I ran a trickle of water from my garden hose into my reservoir bucket so I didn’t have to stop and fill my bucket all the time. I made a four foot horizontal and a two foot vertical cut, and stayed fairly dry throughout. The shield, when properly adjusted, controlled the water spray pretty well. I imagine cutting on a flat surface could be done single-handedly.

This thing was cumbersome at first, but I'm used to a gas powered saw, without a water line. That was a great feature as once you got used to it, and strung the hose up and over your shoulders to keep it out of the way, it worked great. It didn't spray water everywhere, and things were directed nicely to the cutting area.

It works and was better than expected and I even cut a steel beam with it without a problem. The I beam was beefy too and it sliced it like butter.

I’ve used this a few times and I would recommend it to anyone who needs a concrete saw. Plenty of power as long as you have it. Use heavy duty extension cord or run on a 20 amp circuit. Only thing I wish was in the box would be a quick adapter to a garden hose instead of using the supplied pump.

The saw worked very well a little heavy in which I realize it needs to be to run a 16 in. blade . The little water pump that came with it was very impressive for it's size .But in short I'm very happy with the saw

I used this saw to cut in two egress windows and one 32" door in cement from the 50s, saw cut wonderful, remember to use a circuit with a 30 amp breaker or any binding/ load on the saw will blow it. so much better than using the Gasoline powered one and filling the basement with exhaust!

Everything is good with the concrete saw itself but the water pump of it is very bad idea. I have to have a bucket with the water and additional plug for the pump.

This saw is about 20% the cost of cutoff saws we run in my residential design/build company. I don't know how it would hold up if used every day in a commercial environment, but so far, it's worked great for me doing stone and masonry work at my house. Using a bucket of water and pump like it's a tile saw doesn't work for me, so I modified the water input to accept a water hose as others have touted (used 1/4" Barb x 1/4" MIP adapter/1/2" FIP x 1/4" FIP reducing coupler/1/2" MPT x 3/4" FHT Swivel hose connector). The blade is a little rough at first, but smooths out as it wears down a bit.

I finally got around to using the saw, and did a medium sized project of cutting concrete. It is extremely slow but it cuts through concrete. I would recommend it for small home projects. I used it on a 20 amp outlet and it never tripped the breaker even though I pushed it hard. The motor has a lot of power and works great. The water pump and the control valve really made a difference in controlling dust and controlling the amount of water I needed. I used a 5 gallon bucket and secured the hose at the top to keep the pump at the bottom. Overall, it's not high quality, but for the price and what it can do, it was more than worth buying. Only change I would have made is to have gotten a smaller blade size.