I like a tile saw. Because of the water reducing dust. The type with the larger diamond wheel and a sliding bed are awesome. Tilt blade is a must sometimes for corners. That saw in your link is called a demolition saw, or like the actual description a cutoff saw, the kids making the digital ad may not know it. I have a Stihl version and its a beasty. It is all about the air filtration on the saw, but water hookups are also a big deal unless you just have the money for the blades, They wear faster working dry. One with a set of wheels or a dolly helps long cuts. I use a water pickup vacuum when I use it inside. Silicosis is a real and nasty thing. Some guys use a dry blade on block, or where water is a problem, but a vacuum helps then also.