Pearl Abrasive Company BR70001 7-Inch Saw Blade Roller for Worm Drive Saws

Not wanting to spend 2000+ dollars for a sofcut saw I decided to try a blade roller on our worm drive saw. After cutting a 2000 square ft slab this last week I have to say that it is money well spent. The blade roller allows us to easily cut straight lines on concrete slabs. What more could you ask for for 60-70 bucks. I'm no longer interested in buying a more expensive Husqvarna Sof Cut saw.Should be noted that I had to grind just a tiny bit off of my arbor to get the saw cart to fit perfectly on my skill wormdrive. Took 5 minutes and to me it is inconsequential but thought I should mention it.

Work works also really hold him place

Pearl Abrasive Blade Roller works great if you have plenty of surface to roll it on. It will keep the surface you are cutting from being scuffed or grooved but if you are trying to trim an edge, forget it. The wheels have to have a surface to roll on. The aluminum design is nice, it won't ever rust and it did fit the WORM DRIVE saw perfectly, I used a Skil 77 worm drive saw. I would not recommened this product becuse it is not versatile enough to use in ALL conditions.

Works like a champ!!

OK but somewhat flimsy. not garenteed great cut. saw can jump out of track and cheap lightweight design increases that risk