Speedy Services - Husqvarna Floor Saw

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Masonry floor saws are vital tools for cutting materials on job sites. Speedy Services offers several high quality masonry floor saws.
Masonry floor saws are portable tools that allow workers to cut different types of materials while they are on a job site. Although the list of materials this tool can cut is quite long, the masonry floor saw is most often used for cutting difficult materials such as brick and stone. The ability to cut precisely into such materials is this tool's unique strength. Masonry floor saws can generally be used for a wide range of job sizes. Broad cuts as well as precise details can be taken on with these tools.
Masonry floor saws are used most often by trained professionals on construction sites. Because this tool is potentially dangerous if misused, anyone who is not trained in the operation of this tool should not attempt to work with it. When using a masonry floor saw, the typical safety procedures for using any type of saw must be followed, including wearing protective gear such as goggles, protective gloves, protective boots, and a mask.
Masonry floor saws work in a manner similar to other types of saws. The masonry floor saw operates with a serrated blade on the principle of friction. Many saws of this type are equipped with the option of attaching a second blade for tandem cuts. When used with a dust control vacuum, several models of masonry floor saws can provide dust-free cutting. In order to allow the operator to customize the saw to suit his own needs, the handles of this tool are usually adjustable. The blade size is a major differentiator between masonry floor saw models. This means that anyone shopping for a masonry floor saw must make sure that the blade size is appropriate for the job at hand. To help cut back on cases of vibration white finger, many masonry floor saws are designed to have a low vibration operation. These saws may run on either diesel or petrol.

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This machine seems to be working incredibly slowly, im talking 1-2mm per second even when cutting concrete at 25mm depth, is that normal?

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Don't we need to wear chaps for floor saw?

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