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Horizontal Concrete Cutting Test

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Hard Test on Milwaukees NEW concrete saw

What happens here

With both saws ready, perform initial horizontal cuts on a concrete surface. Two operators, each with a saw, start cutting simultaneously. Observe the dust generated and the ease of cutting. The Milwaukee saw features integrated wheels on its front guard, allowing it to be rolled along the cut line, which helps manage its weight during horizontal cuts. Compare the depth and speed of the cuts. The Milwaukee saw is noted to deliver strong initial power. This test highlights the advantage of the Milwaukee saw's wheels for easier horizontal cutting.

Goal: Compare the performance of both saws during horizontal concrete cuts.

Tools and materials

  • Dust Mask — Protecting against concrete dust inhalation
  • Ear Protection — Protecting hearing from loud saw noise
  • Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes from debris
  • SAMEDIA SHOXX RX13 Diamond Blades — Cutting concrete
  • Concrete Surface N/A — The material being cut during the test

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so for this first test we're going to take the milwaukee head-to-head against sam's favorite saw of all time it's the husqvarna k770 gas powered saw let's see how it does [Music] right out of the gate you notice that it's got power when milwaukee claims that it can keep up to a gas off i don't think they're far off on that but the weight sucks until you remember there's wheels let's double check our gaps i was trying to go the same as you during the cut yeah it looks like we kind of were i might have gone deeper in a couple of spots i kind of was thinking the exact same oh you can see i was going deeper okay let's let's do it again well i put mine on the wheels yeah that's why i saw you walking behind it how was it i'm sitting there holding behind it yeah yeah i was like it's got wheels i'm gonna use it uh let's do it again this time uh i'll start with the the husky and we'll we'll just wash rinse and repeat we'll see how they do that first cut used up the majority of the first battery so i switched to the second battery for this second cut but what i discovered is that this is about all it can cut before you need to recharge the battery which takes approximately 30 minutes so milwaukee is claiming that they can cut six linear feet what i found out is that they can probably cut in the case like we're doing here about 15 to 20 linear feet before the battery is completely now this concrete also has rebar embedded throughout it so as we're cutting through the concrete we're also cutting through the rebar

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