Using The Concrete Saw Safely

The primary thing the user should perform is examine the saw. Check may seem simple, but there are a lot of various parts that needs checking. Take note of the following:

• The pin hole should not be distorted.
• The steel blade core should be free of cracks, which is a sign of wearing out. If the blade has cracks, do not use the instrument, to reject injury or failure.
• The edge of the steel core should not be discolored. Bluish discoloration indicates overheating and oxidation due to insufficient cooling. Overheating can outcome in blade failure and loss of core tension.
• The width of the steel core should be uniform. An irregular width is likely due to undercutting.
• The blade should be rightly oriented according to the way of rotation.

• Ensure that you are using the best concrete saw. Read the specifications first before using the instrument to check that it matches the sawing work you intend to use the tool for. Using an badly chosen blade outcomes in inefficient work performance and possible damage to the cutting instrument.
• Water should be at hand when using cutting instruments with wet blades. The water works as a coolant.
• The arbor holes diameter should be match the blade. Both should present no distortion. Additional, use the best blade flanges or collars, which should be free of debris.
• Raise the saw over the specified concrete surface. Then begin the engine, permitting the cutting tool to reach its highest operating speed. Lower the blade on the region of the concrete to be cut. Check that the diamond blade does not go deeper than the highest cutting depth. The arbor flanges should not get in contact with concrete.
• When the cutting is performed, raise the saw blade and turn off the engine.Check out Different concrete sawing techniques