How to Cut Curves in Concrete

* Concrete saw with diamond blade

* Safety glasses

* Ear protection

* Dust mask

* Gloves

* Tape measure

* Pencil

* Level

* Chalk line

Instructions

1. Mark the curve on the concrete with a chalk line.

2. Set the depth of the concrete saw blade to match the thickness of the concrete.

3. Start cutting the concrete along the chalk line.

4. Keep the saw blade straight and level.

5. Use a slow, steady speed when cutting.

6. Stop cutting when you reach the end of the curve.

7. Repeat steps 3-6 until the curve is cut.

8. Use a grinder to smooth out any rough edges.

Tips

* When cutting curves in concrete, it is important to use a sharp diamond blade. A dull blade will produce a rough cut and may damage the concrete.

* It is also important to keep the saw blade straight and level. A crooked blade will produce a curved cut that is not accurate.

* Use a slow, steady speed when cutting. This will help to prevent the blade from overheating and becoming damaged.

* Be sure to wear safety glasses, ear protection, and a dust mask when cutting concrete. This will protect you from flying debris, dust, and noise.