How To Cut Through a Concrete Slab Using a Circular Saw.

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🛠️ Cutting Concrete Slabs with a Circular Saw: Dust-Free and Safe Operation
🔍 Overview:
In this detailed tutorial, learn the step-by-step process of efficiently cutting through a concrete slab using a circular saw. I'll guide you on how to minimize dust using water, ensuring a cleaner workspace, and discuss safety tips for working with water and electricity simultaneously.
🚀 Key Points Covered:
Proper setup of tools and equipment
Choosing the right circular saw blade for concrete
Water system setup to control dust and lubricate the blade
Safety measures when working with water and electricity
Techniques for smooth and precise cuts
🔧 Helpful Tips for Safety:
Using GFCI outlets for electrical safety
Wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE)
Maintaining a safe distance from water sources
Regular equipment checks for safety and functionality
👁️ Who Should Watch:
DIY enthusiasts, contractors, and anyone looking to cut concrete with precision while maintaining a clean and safe workspace.
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John, you have so many tools. Great video, and I hope you will make a video on some concrete products to seal small water leaks in a garage corners.

[@fixitjohn]

What are you dealing with.

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[@fixitjohn]

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