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Can a concrete chain saw cut rebar?

The hydraulic-powered Lynx LCC31 concrete cutting chainsaw from Stanley Hydraulic Tools will cut concrete (wire or rebar reinforced), brick, block, masonry and stone. It can cut square corners for openings and wall cut-outs, as well as plunge cut into walls and make full-depth cuts at one pass.

How long does a concrete chainsaw blade last?

Expected service life is approximately 40-80 linear feet of cutting in 6-inch thick concrete (chain life will vary greatly depending on aggregates and steel reinforcement).

What is a concrete chain?

They are used in construction applications and road and highway work. Chain for concrete-cutting chain saws has a flat cutting edge that is embedded with diamond grit to make clean cuts in masonry and cured concrete. They make straight and plunge cuts.

What will cut concrete?

Use a standard circular saw, equipped with a corundum or diamond blade, for small tasks. For slabs, it’s best to cut through the top inch, then use a sledgehammer to break off the rest. The jagged edge left below the cutting line provides a good rough edge for the new concrete to bond to.

Do you push or pull a concrete saw?

Always let the saw do the work; simply guide its direction, but don’t push it down into the concrete. You only need a quarter-inch cut at this point, but if the saw bites in a bit deeper, that’s fine too. This first guided cut will ensure you keep your cuts straight during the rest of the project.

How deep can concrete saw cut?

They can cut through 12 to 14-inches of concrete. It is wise to use a strong power source for cut-off machines to increase their speed. They also become simpler to use and are less noisy. This is even more so if the main focus is on the depth of the cut as opposed to the noise created when in an enclosed environment.

Is it worth sharpening a chainsaw blade?

Sharpening your chainsaw chain is definitely worth it as a sharp chainsaw chain is easier to work with. It takes less effort to cut through wood and your chain will make cleaner cuts with sharp blades. A chainsaw chain can be sharpened multiple times without much of a cost.

What is concrete batching?

The process of measuring ingredients or materials to prepare concrete mix is known as batching of concrete. Batching can be done by two methods, volume batching and weight batching. Batching should be done properly to get quality concrete mix.

Why chainsaws were invented if you’re a girl?

The original chainsaws were powered by a hand crank. You’re probably already clenching your knees together after reading the title, but yes, the chainsaw was originally invented to assist in childbirth.