28 inch concrete saw with specially designed large teeth for cutting cellular concrete. Rigid 1mm ...28 inch concrete saw with specially designed large teeth for cutting cellular concrete. Rigid 1mm high quality C75 steel blade with triple-ground teeth for ultimate cutting performance and hard point teeth for longer life. Features a soft-grip ProTouch handle with finger guide and a water-based lacquer. The 1mm thick high quality steel blade ensures maximum stability and power transfer. Xpert soft-grip handle provides a positive, lightweight but durable grip, even during prolonged use. Includes 45 and 90 degree angles on the handle which are useful for marking. Length 700mm (28 in). Hardpoint Teeth 2 tpi.
This guide is for users of the Irwin Jack Xpert Pro Light Concrete Saw, designed for cutting cellular concrete. The saw's key benefit is its efficient and precise cutting performance, thanks to its specialized teeth and durable blade. A key consideration is the saw's specific suitability for cellular concrete; it might not be the optimal choice for all concrete types. This guide will help you understand the features, use, and care of your new saw.
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Model Part Number
10505548
Brand
Irwin
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of concrete is this saw designed for?
The Irwin Jack Xpert Pro Light Concrete Saw is specifically designed for cutting cellular concrete.
How do I maintain the blade?
Clean the blade after each use to remove debris and store it in a dry place to prevent rust. Sharpen or replace the blade when it becomes dull.
What is the blade length of this saw?
The blade length is 70 cm (28 inches).
What are the angle markings on the handle for?
The handle includes 45 and 90-degree angle markings to assist with accurate marking for cuts.
What kind of handle does the saw have?
The saw has a soft-grip ProTouch handle with a finger guide for a comfortable and secure grip.
What is the benefit of the hard point teeth?
The hard point teeth are designed for longer life and durability.
Is the blade replaceable?
Yes, the blade can be replaced when it becomes worn or damaged.
Troubleshooting
Saw cuts are not straight
Ensure the blade is straight and the handle is held firmly during use. Check the guide markings and follow them accurately.
Saw is difficult to push through the concrete
Make sure the blade is sharp. Apply even pressure and let the saw do the work. Avoid forcing the cut.
Handle feels uncomfortable
Adjust your grip or wear gloves for better comfort. Ensure you are using the correct technique for cutting.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Efficient cutting of cellular concrete
Durable blade with hardpoint teeth
Comfortable and secure grip with the ProTouch handle
Angle markings for convenient use
High-quality steel blade for stability and power transfer
Cons
Specific to cellular concrete, may not be suitable for all concrete types
Requires proper care to maintain blade sharpness and performance
Handle design may not suit all hand sizes or preferences
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Inspect the saw for any damage before use.
Ensure the blade is securely attached to the handle.
Check that the handle is firmly in place.
Compatibility:
Specifically designed for cellular concrete.
Blade material is compatible for cellular concrete cutting.
Care:
Clean the blade after each use to remove debris.
Store the saw in a dry place to prevent rust.
Sharpen or replace the blade when it becomes dull.