WORKPRO 16 Wet Concrete Saw now available for $187.99 at Woot

A $112 discount that's hard to ignore.

Cutting concrete usually means dealing with a cloud of silica dust and hoping your saw doesn't bog down mid-slab. The WORKPRO 16 Wet Concrete Saw now $187.99 at Woot - save $112. That 37 percent discount brings a 1600W wet-cutting machine with a 6.69-inch depth capacity well below its usual $299.99 list price.

THE OFFER

WORKPRO 16 Wet Concrete Saw

$187.99 (was $299.99) - Save $112 (37% off)

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Why This Matters

Woot is offering this WORKPRO saw at $112 below its standard price, which puts a capable wet-cutting tool in reach for anyone who needs clean, dust-controlled cuts on concrete or stone. Most sub-$200 concrete saws either skip the wet system entirely or rely on underpowered motors that stall on thicker slabs. The 1600W motor here keeps up with tougher jobs without forcing you to overspend.

What You're Getting

The WORKPRO 16 Wet Concrete Saw runs on a 1600W motor that spins the blade up to 3100 RPM, enough to cut through concrete, stone blocks, and cement-based materials at a maximum depth of 6.69 inches. The wet cutting system directs water onto the blade during operation, which keeps the blade cool and cuts down on airborne dust considerably. A dual-switch safety design requires both the trigger and the safety lock to be engaged before the saw starts, reducing the chance of accidental startups. The D-shaped handle provides a comfortable grip for prolonged use, and the roller base lets the saw glide smoothly across flat surfaces for straighter cuts.

Note that the included diamond blade is for masonry only and should be swapped out if you need to cut wood.

Who This Is For

Contractors, landscapers, and serious DIYers who regularly cut concrete, stone, or masonry will get the most out of this saw. The wet cutting system makes it a strong choice for indoor work or anywhere dust control matters.

If your projects are limited to light-duty tile work or occasional paver cuts, a smaller saw might suffice.

Final Verdict

The 37 percent savings on a 1600W wet saw with a 6.69-inch cutting depth makes this offer worth locking in if you have concrete work ahead. Just remember to hook up a water hose and swap blades when switching materials.