concrete saw
1 of 1noun/ˈkɑnkrit sɔ/
Forms:concrete saws
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a power tool equipped with a diamond or abrasive blade designed specifically for cutting through concrete, asphalt, or other hard materials
A concrete saw is a power tool designed for cutting through concrete, asphalt, and other hard surfaces. It typically uses a diamond-tipped blade or abrasive blade to make precise cuts in tough materials. Concrete saws are commonly used in construction, demolition, and roadwork projects. They can be either handheld or mounted on a walk-behind machine, allowing for greater control and stability during use. These saws are effective for cutting through thick concrete slabs, pipes, or road surfaces, and they often include water cooling systems to reduce dust and heat during operation.
- The workers used a concrete saw to cut through the thick foundation for the new building.
- They rented a concrete saw to break apart the old driveway before pouring the new one.
- A diamond blade was fitted to the concrete saw to ensure a clean cut through the reinforced concrete.
- The construction team used a large concrete saw to remove sections of the pavement for repair work.
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