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Originally Posted by DennisCNC Here are the links to the portable machine and hydraulic pump that powers it. https://braxton-bragg.com/products/p...x_stone_cutter https://braxton-bragg.com/products/p...hydraulic_unit Wouldn't the power loss to push the oil eat up most of the HP? But it still has enough power that when two people push on the rouer it will not stall cutting 3CM granite. Were else would high speed hydraulic motors like that be used? Thanks

having worked in the industrial automation industry for the past 25 years I have to say the stated rpm of 44,000 is a misprint just one too many zeros. rpm's of 4400 is more likely the case. a quick search of similarly priced saw blades yielded rpm's from 2400 thru 9300. as a ref. point gas turbine engines used to power electric generators operate at rpms 3000 thru 3600. opps gotta go