RC-Monster Forums - View Single Post

BrianG · 03.18.2009, 08:07 PM

I specifically asked the rental place about water on the blade and they said just a little to help keep dust down, but not to use too much because it's an electrical saw (duh). Well, I sprayed the area and it didn't help with the dust, and wanted to follow their instructions so they don't try to bill me for the blade.

Even if I had one, I don't think I could have boken it with a sledge. This concrete is ~30 years old, well cured, and ~4" thick. Besides, the chips flying everywhere would probably be dangerous. I preferred the brute force approach and carry it up the stairs. :)

	(#14)
BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	03.18.2009, 08:07 PM I specifically asked the rental place about water on the blade and they said just a little to help keep dust down, but not to use too much because it's an electrical saw (duh). Well, I sprayed the area and it didn't help with the dust, and wanted to follow their instructions so they don't try to bill me for the blade. Even if I had one, I don't think I could have boken it with a sledge. This concrete is ~30 years old, well cured, and ~4" thick. Besides, the chips flying everywhere would probably be dangerous. I preferred the brute force approach and carry it up the stairs. :)