XtremepowerUS 16" Gas-Power Cutter Circular Saw Wet/Dry Concrete Saw Cutter 52CC 2-Stroke Engine with Water Line Guide Roller (w/Blade)

If you are planning a concrete removal project, this machine is ideal for you. It stands out for its ability to cut through hardened concrete—even in the presence of rebar and wire mesh—and offers exceptional value for your money. This concrete cutter boasts incredible capabilities and, in my opinion, is the best machine in its class. If you decide to purchase it and use it judiciously—applying common sense—I guarantee you will be glad you made the investment; just be sure not to compare it with commercial-grade machinery costing thousands of dollars. See below my video and pictures

----Updated review after owning for 6 months---- Lost all power after about 40 lineal ft of cutting 6" concrete. Not sure if mine is just a warranty issue but I would not recommend others buy this saw. ----Initial Review---- For the price, not bad. Its heavier then a comparable stihl saw and not as powerful but this saw still cuts through max depth if you go slow and dont bag it down. The blade has been okay but has warped some. It took 20 pulls to start it out of the box but since then has started right up. I've cut about 20 lineal ft so far with no issues. Good value.

Great saw! The blade works almost as good as if you purchase a new blade you just have to make sure the blade is on the right way. Most people say the blade is terrible but if you look at the pictures most put it on the wrong way. Definitely worth the money. I cut over 100’ of 5’ slab and the saw still works great!!! So glad I didn’t waste my money on an expensive saw!

Saved my a$$ ….this machine cost as much as a 2 day rental….it performs well….it starts easily and the only assembly is the blade….the blade lasts longer than I expected….it still has some cuts left on it and I cut approximately 50 feet with 7inch thick …water spray with a quick connector is a blessing….

Bought this for several small projects and couldn't justify spending $1200-$1800 on a "real" concrete saw. Right out of the box I put it together, filled it with some 25:1 fuel and went to work cutting a 25 foot stretch of 5" thick asphalt. I started the saw up and let it run for 30 seconds or so and as soon as I touched the blade to the asphalt it bogged out. This was a little scary as I was worried I wasted 300 bucks. Touched it to asphalt again and she bogged out again. I'm talking a soft touch, like apparently you could probably stop the saw with your hand kind of soft. I was very frustrated, dropped the thing on the ground and walked away for a minute. Came back to it and fired it back up thinking I would just hopefully score the asphalt to get a line and I would start jack hammering. Well I fired it back up and touched it to the asphalt and now all of a sudden it realized it's life was on the line and she ate that stuff up. No idea why it wouldn't bite on the first couple of tries but she works now! That said, it would still bog down if I tried to force her into the asphalt with any kind of aggressiveness, you gotta kinda gently keep pressure and just let it take it's time. It took me about 1 minute per foot to cut through, but we got there and all is well for the price. It did come with the blade...it is a cheap blade. I will replace before the next use and maybe that'll help. It is also a bit on the wobbly side as far as blades go. The water hookup is a normal hose fitting so that was plug and play. Overall, for the price, I feel like it is a good deal! Part of me wishes I had spent the $1200+ on a "commercial duty" version...but as it is, I can cut through what I need to cut through and I save a minimum of $900...just don't go into it thinking your going to whip though it lol. I might post a review up on my DIY YT channel. Feel free to go check out the channel which is A Guy And His Projects

Compared to any other name brand gas powered demo saws.... not so much. I am a masonry contractor so my level of experience is likely higher than most, it does get the job done though. Do yourself a favor and swap the crap blade for a decent one and you will actuall6 have yourself a pretty decent, well working, saw! Lol

So, I purchased this before the work I was going to do. It seemed like a great deal, but the first time using it to cut concrete, it failed in less than 15 minutes and appears to have seized up as you can no longer pull the cord to get it started. I am 10 days over 30 days...

The saw runs great! I tried cutting concrete with the blade it came with and was doing the job, just very slow. I changed the blade to another diamond blade I got from Home Depot and it worked great! A little on the heavy side but for the money you save you can man up.