Going to take down an interior wall in Ytong. Need to make a neat seam at the angle against another wall. Special saw, blade, cutting? A carpenter suggested that a regular handsaw could also work - if you're not too particular about the saw, that is 
Ytong and Siporex are roughly the same thing, right? Then you can buy a coarse-toothed saw at Jula or Bauhaus (for example) for about 300 bucks - I think it says it's for lightweight concrete.
It's excellent for sawing straight cuts with it, draw lines on both sides of the wall and saw from two directions.
A hand saw works too but it wears out quickly.
It's excellent for sawing straight cuts with it, draw lines on both sides of the wall and saw from two directions.
A hand saw works too but it wears out quickly.
A cheap hacksaw for 30 kronor at Jula or a similar place works well. But as I said, throw away the saw afterward, because it likely won't cut wood after a few strokes in the aerated concrete.