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Heavy Duty Concrete Ring Saw for Masonry Cutting

Heavy Duty Concrete Ring Saw for Masonry Cutting

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$1,850.95at VXB.com Bearings, last seen Nov 1

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Our take on the Heavy Duty Concrete Ring Saw for Masonry Cutting

A gas-powered ring saw built for masonry and concrete cutting, with a 16-inch ring blade and an 11.9 hp motor. The ring design lets the blade cut deeper than a standard circular saw of the same diameter, which suits thick walls, pipe and rebar-laced concrete. It is a professional rental-grade tool rather than a homeowner purchase. No current store price was supplied, so check the live comparison before deciding.

Best forConcrete and masonry contractorsCutting thick walls, pipe and rebar-laced concreteRental fleets and crews needing deep plunge cutsDemolition and remodel jobs away from power
Pros
  • Ring blade reaches deeper than a same-size circular saw
  • 11.9 hp motor handles dense concrete and rebar
  • 16-inch blade balances reach against weight
  • Cuts flush against floors and walls where a wheeled saw cannot
Cons
  • Heavy and awkward to move and set up
  • Gas engine means exhaust, fuel and noise
  • Ring blades cost more and wear faster than flat blades
  • Water or dust control is essential and adds setup time
  • Overkill and expensive for occasional DIY work

Heavy Duty Concrete Ring Saw for Masonry Cutting prices at every store

  • VXB.com BearingsCheck price at VXB.com Bearings

Heavy Duty Concrete Ring Saw for Masonry Cutting price history

Lowest price we've seen: $1,850.95 on Nov 1 at VXB.com Bearings. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 1.

Specifications

Use
Masonry
Blade Diameter
16 inches blade
Motor Power
11.9 horsepower

Questions and answers

How deep can a 16-inch ring saw cut?
A ring saw cuts deeper than a 16-inch circular saw because the blade wraps around the drive, typically reaching well past the blade's radius on one side. Exact depth depends on the model and guard, so confirm the spec sheet before buying.
Is a ring saw better than a standard concrete saw?
For flush cuts against walls, floors and pipe, yes. For long straight slabs, a walk-behind saw is faster and cheaper to run. Many crews keep both.
Does it need water?
Wet cutting controls silica dust and cools the blade, which matters on concrete. Some ring saws run dry with a dust shroud, but check the manufacturer's guidance for the model.
What should I check before buying used?
Inspect the ring blade for cracks and missing segments, check the drive rollers and water feed, and confirm the engine starts cold. Ring blades are the most expensive wear part.
When is the price lowest?
Concrete saws often dip in late fall and winter, outside the construction season. Set a price alert and compare across stores rather than buying at the first listing.