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Cutting concrete expansion joints
What type of blade should I use to cut expansion joints in already hard cured sidewalk? I've tried 2 types that didn't work.
Skill-saw or angle grinder? Depth? Wet it dry? |
Diamond blade.
Either a Skil-saw or grinder will work. Dry is easier. Cut them as soon as possible, stop and wait if there's severe unraveling (chipping). |
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Diamond blade for sure, depth is 1/4 of the thickness,how many running feet do you have to do?? |
When cutting concrete with a diamond blade, be sure to wear a NIOSH approved mask, as concrete dust is extremely bad for your lungs, and you are going to generate a lot of dust during the cut. Use of water reduces but does not eliminate the dust.
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I've got 3 separate cuts at 3' per cut. Not much to do, really, but frustrating that I can't get a blade to work out right and just cut.
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