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Cut and Break Up Concrete Slab

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Kitchen Makeover + PLUMBING ON CONCRETE (Ep.2)

What happens here

After marking the safe cutting zone, a large-diameter concrete saw (Stihl brand shown) is used to make deep, precise cuts into the concrete slab. Water is continuously applied to the saw blade during cutting to cool it and minimize dust. Once the cuts are complete, a jackhammer (Bosch Brute Turbo P805 shown) is employed to break up the concrete within the cut lines. The broken concrete pieces are then removed to create a trench. Safety gear, including ear protection, safety glasses, and sturdy gloves, is essential due to the noise, dust, and debris generated.

Goal: Using a concrete saw, precise cuts are made along the marked lines, followed by a jackhammer to break up and remove the concrete, creating a trench for the new lines.

Tools and materials

  • Concrete Saw Stihl

What they say

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of minutes really maybe under an hour all right uh we got to cut it's straining on your hands uh i was maybe cutting for about 10 minutes maybe less good old faithful ryobi big fan over there making sure we get all these fumes and whatever is in here out of here so we can continue [Applause] [Music] uh [Music] okay uh what was that timing you think that's what five minutes yes five minutes and i i think it went all the way down the dirt because the chisel kept sticking right and i had to pull it out i said like mud came out or dirt five minutes and ten minutes for the [Music] sauce [Music] i spoke to an electrician about running

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