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Small Concrete Projects
I have some concrete repair to do and I am considering using a Skill HD77
worm gear circular saw and diamond blade to remove the old concrete. Does this seem like a good approach? Any experience with this approach. Anyone have alternative ideas? I don't won't to go the rental approach because I have a lot of small applications that I will be doing over many weekends and don't won't the expense of repeated rentals. I assume that I will have to supplement the sawing process with hand cold chisel work to completely remove the concrete, is that correct? Philly |
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