Method for removing trip hazards in concrete sidewalks

Abrading – Abrading process – Glass or stone abrading

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C451S028000, C451S359000, C451S450000, C125S013010, C125S025000

Reexamination Certificate

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07402095

ABSTRACT:
A method for cutting a chamfer on an edge of a concrete slab, the method comprising the steps of: making a generally planar cut, beginning a distance from the edge, with a generally circular, generally laminar concrete saw blade rotatably powered by a right-angle grinder motor, the generally planar cut being made at a desired angle and creating a cantilevered ledge above the generally planar cut; fracturing and removing at least a portion of the cantilevered ledge from the slab whenever an edge of the cantilevered ledge is proximate the hub; and continuing the generally planar cut until the cantilevered ledge is severed from the slab.

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