Cutting Pavers With Tile Saw

Set the saw blade to cut inch deep and position the paver on a flat surface such as the ground or a sturdy board set on top a couple of sawhorses.

Cutting pavers with tile saw.

Depending on the thickness of the concrete you may have to raise the blade and cut through only a portion of the paver. Fill the reservoir tank of your tile saw with water. Measure the size of each paver that you re going to be cutting. Using a nail or screw scratch your measurement.

No need for a special tool. The water will wash down over the paver as you cut it. A wet tile saw can be used to cut pavers. Saw along the marked line on the front and on.

Another method for cutting concrete pavers is to use a hand held power saw such as a skillsaw with a masonry blade or a cut off saw. Your wet saw is an expert to get you many diverse cuts such as bevel cut diagonal cut partial cut complex cut straight cut notch cut and so on to get straight cut you just keep the blade on the marked line of the paver and start your saw and then slowly push the paver into the blade. Since the tile saw is mainly used to cut tiles you need to change the blade to allow it to cut pavers. The tile saw is versatile equipment which is mainly used to cut tiles and stone veneers.

Fill the water ray with water and mark or fit the measurement on the area you are going to cut. Set up workhorses or preferably a work stand with adjustable sides to secure the pavers.