Concrete core cutting involves the removal of cylindrical sections, or cores, from concrete surfaces. These cores are typically extracted to create openings for various purposes such as installing utilities like plumbing, electrical conduits, HVAC ducts, or creating spaces like windows, doors, or vents. Core cutting is performed using specialized equipment like diamond-tipped core drills, which can bore through concrete with precision. The process begins with positioning the core drill at the desired location on the concrete surface. The drill bit is then rotated while downward pressure is applied, gradually boring through the concrete until the desired depth is reached. Once the core is cut, it is extracted, leaving behind a clean, circular opening. Core cutting requires skilled operators and strict adherence to safety precautions to prevent accidents and minimize damage to surrounding structures.