Customer Reviews for VEVOR Electric Concrete Saw, 12" Concrete Cutter, 15-Amp Concrete Saw, Electric Circular Saw with 12" Blade and Tools, Masonry Saw for Granite, Brick, Porcelain, Reinforced Concrete and Other Material

Its the workhorse of my pool demo job that's about 25% complete. I should have bought the 14" as there are more choices in blades. The concrete is hard and reinforced, just any blade won't do. The depth adjustment is practically useless, the sliding slot should be on the back, not the front. (Both would probably be best) I went to using a 7" saw to make the first cut, the saw is lighter and more powerful. This 12" needs to keep the rpm up for best results. It popped a 15amp circut breaker if I pushed it, but not a 20amp. Get a low gauge extension cord. Get the right blade for your job, this blade is general purpose. The price was a lot lower than other sellers. It seems like the tolerances are not as tight as more expensive ones. If you want to use it everyday, better to pay more, but for a single job, this is good.

Used to cut concrete to put a sink in for outside kitchen. Also easily handles travertine and other solid slates.

Almost all American houses constructed 30 and more years ago have cast iron pipes as sewer lines. And all these pipes are about the end of service life. Using the VEVOR Electric Concrete Saw me and my spouse were able to replace old nasty leaking sewer lines with new PVC at the all house. Tool is well made, the only advice I can give - go slow, inch by inch and the tool will be ok. Thank you Vevor!

Great Tool. Only drawback is it draws alot of amps. Need at least a 20amp circuit to run this. Even on a 20amp circuit it was blowing the breaker. Other than that it cut a 6in concrete floor no problem.

Product performed our basic needs. It blew breakers several times, even with a heavier gauge extension cord. However, for the price, we feel it served us fine. It lasted for about 50 hours of work before burning up.

works well as long as you take it slow! Threw breaker 3 times while cutting about 30 feet at 3" deep. For the price it does good.

This saw worked great, the price is right, the only thing was the ground fault interruptor was broken so I put a regular plug on it

Great saw for the price. Cut a 4” slab about 29’ long. It did trip the breaker if I use to much pressure, but slow and steady and it got the job done.

"Sucker weights a gal-dang ton". but it works great, used to dry-cut 6 inch deep, 8-foot-long piece of concrete. It's heavy, you have to muscle it around, but cuts smooth, cuts straight. Was worried about the quality but it worked great.

Definitely a low-cost item; it has that cheap china plastic smell. But plugged into a 20 amp outlet, the saw works quite well. Don't push too hard; just let the saw do it's thing. If you push, you will definitely trip the breaker, even if it's a 20 amp.For indoor cutting, I'd highly recommend it.