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Replacing sidewalk pavers

  • September 14, 2014
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Replacing worn/damaged pathway pavers is a challenging, yet rewarding experience. In Maine, we get a lot of snow and ice and salt does a number on the 2X8X16 pavers. To replace the pavers, I used my Ryobi Circular Saw with a 7 1/4 masonry blade where there were turns in the walkway that required angle cuts. The project wasn't difficult, but it took a number of hours to cut and fit then emplace all of the pavers. It sure looks better!

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Replacing sidewalk pavers

by Griesenbrock
Sep 14, 2014

Replacing worn/damaged pathway pavers is a challenging, yet rewarding experience. In Maine, we get a lot of snow and ice and salt does a number on the 2X8X16 pavers. To replace the pavers, I used my Ryobi Circular Saw with a 7 1/4 masonry blade where there were turns in the walkway that required angle cuts. The project wasn't difficult, but it took a number of hours to cut and fit then emplace all of the pavers. It sure looks better!