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Cut-off saws are some of the hardest working tools on the jobsite. They’re built to take abuse, but they still need regular maintenance to stay in top shape. Over time, parts wear out, tune-ups are required, and the occasional repair is unavoidable. To help operators, mechanics, and equipment managers, we’ve put together answers to some of the most common cut-off saw repair questions.

Husqvarna ring saws are built for heavy-duty cutting where depth and precision matter. Unlike standard cut-off saws, ring saws can cut deeper from one side, making them a versatile choice for walls, floors, pipes, and other thick materials. They also feature wet cutting systems that help manage dust and slurry, keeping the job site safer and cleaner.

Reactive forces can occur any time a cutting wheel is spinning. The same power that lets a blade chew through concrete, asphalt, or pipe can work against you if the wheel slows or stops. When a wheel binds or pinches, those forces can act instantly and throw the saw out of your control, which can lead to serious injury.

When your job calls for cuts deeper than 6 inches, standard cut-off saws won’t get the job done. Whether you're cutting out concrete for doorways, windows, pipes, or wall penetrations, deep-cutting specialty saws are essential to complete the work cleanly and efficiently.

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.