Today we talk about 5 ways to cut pavers easily including chiseling, guillotining, using an angle grinder, demo saw, and table saw. Each have their own pros and cons and applications.

We prefer to use a demo saw for most cuts, especially for cutting pavers in place. The table saw comes in handy for cuts that are crucial to have a perfect perpendicular cut such as walls and coping units. Chiseling and guillotining are handy for wall units that require a rock face for the corner units. And an angle grinder is helpful for those detail cuts. We also cover the difference between cutting wet and cutting dry.

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