Husqvarna K4000 Cut-N-Break Saw, Orange

Great saw to have. I cut out 30’ of ten foot high ICF wall and was able to cut blocks that a could handle them alone.Only used two sets of blades. Rebar slows but does not stop it. Very pleased with my purchase.

Easily cut through 18”x18” solid concrete wall with rebar

Called OME for help, Don't. Under warranty help number they only force you into a sells trap and not for their equipment but 3rd party crap. Went to US office number and got a tech, "Bad GFI on device." "Call seller to solve the problem." Husqvarna, what has happen to you good name.

I have to admit this is a very clever design and I had high hopes for it, even though I think it's WAY overpriced. This would probably work well for floors where you're not fighting gravity. It would probably be manageable making vertical cuts in walls as long as you could hold it around waist level. The worst of all possible situations is to have to make horizontal cuts on a wall, especially high off the floor and anywhere near a ceiling.Unfortunately, that's what I needed to do. This thing is almost four feet long, heavy, and most of the weight is at the back where the motor is. To make this work, I would have to stand about two feet off the ground, rest the weight of the motor on my right shoulder, reach my left hand around behind my head to operate the trigger, use my right hand to guide the two spinning blades along the cut line, and somehow keep my balance.I've done some crazy things in the name of progress, but this was too crazy even for me, so I decided to pack it back up and return it, rather than wind up in the ER.

I had high hopes for this saw. I do a lot of concrete work and this saw not only cost me time and money but frustration. The saw constantly tripped out not only at the connected wire protector but also the house breaker. SAVE YOUR MONEY AND BUY SOMETHING ELSE.

You MUST use a 12 gauge extension cord. You MUST use a 20 amp circuit. You MUST have backup when it fails (it will fail). Spen the money NOW on a backup drive pulley, blade bearing, and belt and familiarize yourself with maintenance of the saw. Having $250 in repair parts now means you don't have to wait almost two weeks for a $90 pulley or even more for the bearing. Or buy 2 saws and rotate them out. Husqvarna parts are VERY EXPENSIVE and ship slow from Kansas. And now you know.......

Works good.