The choice between electric or petrol power will come down to many factors such as power, cost, weight, ease of use and the type and size of job. The Premium Diamond blade with its higher diamond content will be better for cutting harder materials such as engineering brick? Always read the manufacturer's instructions and consult someone more experienced if you’re not sure.

Evolution R300DCT - 12 in Concrete Saw (Aka Circular Saw Evolution R300DCT - 12 in Concrete Saw (Aka Circular Saw

If you are laying patio commercially the R300DCT+ model with its larger blade and more powerful motor also includes water fed dust suppression which helps increase blade life and will make cutting any masonry material quicker and easier helping to make your jobs faster and more profitable. Please note that details and specifications contained herein, are correct at the time of publishing. Fully compliant with current dust management regulations the water fed dust suppression system also helps reduce heat and friction for improved diamond blade life.

The 110v version is fitted with round-pin plugs and can only be used with a 110v step-down transformer or generator with a suitable current rating. Evolution’s Electric Disc Cutters solve this problem - making them the perfect choice for the emissions-conscious tradesman.

Evolution Power Tools Evolution R300DCT 300 mm Concrete Saw

It has an improved cut capacity of 115mm vs the existing model making this one of the deepest cutting 300mm machines on the market!The motor starts first time, every time and does not emit any harmful fumes making this suitable for use indoors or in enclosed spaces. We will take reasonable steps to confirm your identity before providing you with details of any personal information we hold about you. This saw can use either a hosepipe or pressurized water bottle feedand features durable solid brass water connections. Duologi is the trading name of Specialist Lending Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (register number 774712). It is common for inexperienced users to try to use their weight to push the blade through the material they are cutting.