can it cut through cement/asphalt?
173689
I purchased this saw to cut through pave stones up to 3" thick....and it does it well.
179834
I used it to dry cut pavers and termite block. Anything over 4 inches thick is pushing the limits of the blade.
2164297
I would think you could cut through it with some very sturdy scissors or even a small saw. It's not too tough-- just thick. And wonderful!
158122
There are carbide and diamond coated blades for it that are stated to work in "porous concrete". I think it would work for cutting grooves and things like that, but the tool would be overpowered trying to cut through a concrete wall if that's what you need to do. For cutting through a wall, either a rotary concrete saw or drilling a series of closely spaced holes with a HD impact drill would work better.
179837
This blade will cut aggressively bricks, concrete blocks, stones, paver tales, and so on, but not ceramic tiles, porcelain tiles, glass, etc. If you try to cut these kind of tiles with it the edges will chip and will make a very rough cut.
445906
Yes, I think it would. Have notched out some planks and entered the cut with a radius. For a more exact cut a jigsaw can be used with a cement board cutting blade. Have used one from Bosch.
261366
Never tried it on cement, though it has plenty of power so it would probably handle the occasional lag shield. I don't think it would take it on a daily basis.
17884
It might be able to do this job, but not with the blades that come with the tool. It seems to me that a concrete saw from the rental yard would make cutting the channels pretty easy. On the holes for the plug boxes, I think you could use this tool with a better quality blade (Maybe a diamond one).
1904070
I don't think it would cut very well. It has a magnetic strip on the inside that is glued on so you would have to cut through that. The other material is a very hard plastic that might splinter
877833
AS long as you use the metal discs you should have no problem. I was cutting cement with a cement blade with no problem.
1078503
I used this for cutting concrete pavers. I'm not an expert, but i would think it might be a little overkill for cutting tiles, assuming you are referring to ceramic tiles. Probably good for stone tiles.
1876542
No. ideally, you would have someone mist the blade where it contacts the concrete as you are cutting.
403686
It works just fine on asphalt, as long as it's smooth. If there are many cracks or irregularities, then it would probably struggle. But anything that's nice and even, it should be able to handle.
1114062
I usually cut along the edges of cement driveways and it hasn't damaged anything yet. It will damage/scuff painted surfaces, so be careful there.
84193
The Husqvarna Electric Power Cutter will also cut concrete that has rebar installed. The blade will wear faster with this type of use.
855071
Technically it probably could since it can do some cutting tasks but I would not recommend it. There are other tools much better suited to that job - like a coping saw.
158123
I used mine on plaster and some green boardIt would probably cut concrete but you would likely burn up your blades.