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Angle grinder to cut concrete slabs?

Longranger · 2012-06-08 12:15:56

Hi all, as above,would a 9 inch grinder be ok to cut 2 inch thick precast slabs? I only have to cut about 10 or 12 and I can't really afford to hire a con-saw(45 euro a day:eek:) for an hours work. Can anyone advise me if thisa would be ok please? Thanks guys LR

08-06-2012 12:15pm

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Longranger

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Hi all,
as above,would a 9 inch grinder be ok to cut 2 inch thick precast slabs?
I only have to cut about 10 or 12 and I can't really afford to hire a con-saw(45 euro a day:eek:) for an hours work. Can anyone advise me if thisa would be ok please?
Thanks guys
LR

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#2 08-06-2012 12:24pm

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You'll be ok as long as you use the right discs, wear the right safety gear, and work safely.

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#3 08-06-2012 12:36pm

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Steelcap boots,full haed safety shield or eye protection,ear plugs and a breathing mask (to prevent inhaling the concrete dust).

A diamond cutting disc and a steady hand too.

Happy Days.

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