Cut-Off Saws

Best Practices for Gas-Powered Cut-Off Saws

Gas Cut-Off Concrete Saws, commonly referred to as hand-held saws, power cutters, chop-saws, or concrete saws, are essential tools for concrete contractors. They are designed to take on the toughest tasks and offer the most portability as possible.

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How to Start a Gas-Powered Cut-Off Saw

Saw operators on job sites ask us questions like, "Am I starting my saw right?" or "Why isn't my saw starting up right away?" Knowing how to start your cut-off properly saw can help extend the life of your equipment and ensure operator safety.

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A New Wave of Cutting - Electric & Battery Powered Cut-Off Saws

Electric & battery-powered saws are growing in popularity among contractors. The new wave of cut-off saws allows operators to work with zero emissions, meaning both indoor and outdoor work. Electric and battery-powered saws are great tools when you are in an environment that does not allow gas saws.

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Husqvarna Introduces the NEW K1 PACE Battery Saw Lineup

Husqvarna introduces their newest saw in their line of battery-powered power cutters, the Husqvarna K1 PACE. The K1 PACE joins the Husqvarna K535i on Husqvarna's battery-powered power cutter line. K1 PACE high-power battery cutter has the power and performance you expect from equivalent petrol-powered cutters.

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Cut-Off Saw Selection | Best Cut-Off Saw for Contractors

A cut-off saw (aka chop saw, partner saw, quickie saw, demo saw) is a concrete contractor's go-to tool. These saws cut a wide range of materials like stone, tile, concrete, and asphalt with deep cutting depths and superior accuracy. Selecting the right cut-off saw is crucial for achieving precise and efficient cuts in various applications.

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Avoid Cut-Off Saw Kickbacks: Proper Saw Operator Safety

Cut-off saw kickbacks occur when the blade on the saw pinches or stalls in the material you are cutting. The force of the blade causes the saw to be thrown out of the cut and, in some cases, back at the operator. Knowing how to use your cut-off safely you can take on the toughest cuts confidently by avoiding kickbacks and being more productive.

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Husqvarna Battery System Breakdown - Husqvarna PACE & BLi-X Batteries

Experience the convenience of operating your equipment without using fuel or cords all with an interchangeable battery and charger. Husqvarna Construction is a leader in innovation and is dedicated to improving its battery-powered equipment.

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Coach's Corner - Cleaning & Maintenance of Husqvarna K4000 Electric

Properly maintaining your Husqvarna K4000 Electric Saw extends the life of your saw and saves you money! Keeping your saw clean and maintained can minimize the risk of saw failure, tripping a breaker, or having to replace your saw due to excessive wear.

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How To Choose the Right Cut-Off Saw - Concrete Saw Breakdown

Cut-off saws are a powerful tool for contractors to cut concrete, asphalt, pipe, and more. How do you choose between gas-powered, corded electric, and battery-powered saws that best fit your project? Each saw has advantages and disadvantages. Choosing the right type of saw depends on the level of power and mobility required, and ease of operation.

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Elevate Cutting Power with the Husqvarna K770 14" Cut-Off Saw

Launched in the summer of 2018, the new Husqvarna K 770 14" cut-off saw made way as the latest and greatest Husqvarna 14” cut-off saw. Husqvarna was able to take the top qualities of the reliable K 760 to create the K 770 14" saw.

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Starting the Stihl TS 500i Fuel Injected Saw

Lightweight, powerful, and fuel-injected, the TS 500i Cut-Off Saw is designed for superior balance and handling during your toughest jobs. Check out how simple starting the Stihl TS500i CutQuik® Saw can be!

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Proper Inspection & Usage of Handheld Cut-Off Saws

Cut-off saws are powerful tools for contractors to cut concrete, metal, and other materials. Before using your cut-off saw (aka quickie saw), make sure to do a quick inspection to ensure you are making your cuts safely.

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Ensuring Cut-Off Saw Safety: Using Proper Cut-Off Saw Blades

Cut-off saws are powerful tools designed to make quick and precise cuts through various materials, ranging from concrete and metal to asphalt. Operators must remember that the key to both safety and optimal performance lies in using blades specifically designed for cut-off saws.

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Tips on Starting the Stihl TS500i CutQuik® Saw

Fuel injection on the new Stihl TS 500i is a great innovation, however, some are still having issues getting their saw to start properly. The issue we are witnessing both in the field and on the repair bench is knowing how to properly start the TS 500i.

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Cut-Off Saw Blade Flange Safety

Maintaining your cut-off saw blade flanges should be a routine part of your cut-off saw safety protocol. Here are some essential maintenance tips.

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The Stihl TS 500i Cutquik Saw Introduces New Electronically Controlled Fuel-Injection System

STIHL introduces another industry first with the STIHL TS 500i Cutquik® cut-off machine – the first handheld outdoor power tool to offer an electronically controlled fuel-injection system.

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Significance of the Locking Pin Bore on your Cut-Off Saw

The locking pin bore is a specially designed hole or receptacle in the structure of a cut-off saw, typically located near the blade housing or cutting mechanism.

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Locating the Serial Number On Your TS 420 HandHeld Saw

As each model of Stihl equipment is unique, so is its placement of the serial number. To locate the serial number for warranty information, the photos below show you where to look. If you are still unclear on the location of the serial number, there is a diagram in the manual showing the location.

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How to Change the Air Filter on a Concrete Cut-Off Saw

The air filter in a concrete saw serves an important purpose in the performance of the saw. The air filter prevents dust, debris, and other concrete particles from entering the engine and damaging the internal components of the saw

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Maintaining Peak Performance: Keeping Equipment in the Best Condition

By incorporating regular inspections, cleanliness practices, and adherence to regular maintenance schedules, you not only enhance performance but also extend the life of your valuable machinery.

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