Gasoline cutter Dedra DED8836 3.5 kW with 300 mm blade and 25.4 mm arbor

Gasoline cutter Dedra DED8836 with 3.5 kW power is a portable petrol-powered cutting tool designed for use with 300 mm cutting blades and a 25.4 mm arbor. The unit features a high-power two-stroke engine and a handheld design that enables controlled cutting of concrete, masonry, asphalt and metal when fitted with appropriate discs. The cutter is intended for construction, renovation and outdoor cutting tasks where mobility and power are required.

Advantages

The Dedra DED8836 combines a compact, handheld form factor with a 3.5 kW two-stroke engine to deliver steady cutting performance. Compatibility with 300 mm blades and a standard 25.4 mm arbor provides access to a wide range of cutting discs for different materials. Portability and a robust build make the tool suitable for on-site use where electrical power may be unavailable. The straightforward mechanical layout supports routine maintenance and serviceability.

Suitable for

• Cutting concrete and reinforced concrete with diamond or abrasive blades
• Cutting masonry and brickwork on construction and renovation sites
• Asphalt cutting for road repairs and landscaping
• Cutting metal with appropriate abrasive or cutoff wheels
• Outdoor cutting tasks where a petrol-powered tool is preferred

Key specifications

• Engine type: two-stroke petrol engine
• Rated power: 3.5 kW
• Maximum blade diameter: 300 mm
• Arbor diameter: 25.4 mm
• Tool format: handheld, portable cutter

How to use

Fit an appropriate 300 mm cutting blade onto the 25.4 mm arbor and secure it according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Use recommended safety equipment such as protective eyewear, hearing protection, gloves and a dust mask. Check fuel and oil mixture, start the two-stroke engine following the starter procedure, and allow it to warm up briefly. Position the cutter with a firm two-handed grip, apply steady, controlled pressure and let the blade do the work; avoid forcing the tool. After the cut, release the throttle, allow the blade to stop completely and follow safe cooling and storage practices.

Usage recommendations

Always select a blade type suited to the material being cut (diamond blades for concrete and asphalt, abrasive cutting discs for metal) and observe proper blade speed and safety limits. Perform regular inspection of fuel system, ignition components and cutting guard before each use. For prolonged or heavy-duty tasks, allow the engine to rest periodically to prevent overheating and maintain consistent performance.