Cutting a Round Hole in Patio Pavers

This video not only demonstrates how to cut patio pavers using a diamond blade but specifically how to cut a ROUND HOLE in patio pavers. Traditionally this is done with a hole saw but then you're locked into that size hole saw. This video demonstrates the technique necessary to cut a round hole in a patio paver using a diamond blade on an angle grinder!
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[@davidjblackburn]

I totally did this with my flagstone path. My wife said stop it it doesn't look natural enough, the plants won't fit, but it worked!

[@FieldGuidetoDIY]

Excellent.

[@PauliewolfA440]

Good to know that you figured out how to do this in the middle of the paver.
Looks like it took a while. If I ever have to do this and taking it to the company that does test cores for engineering is not in the budget, I would move the traps just a little bit to intersecting corners. Four straight cuts to the intersecting points of the edge of the pavers and the scribed circle. Cut them with a hammer and rock chisel. Then cut the vertical with the grinder top to bottom as deep as the blade will allow with a safety guard still on the tool.
Quicker, easy easier, safer. If the DIYer has little or no experience with handling a 4 1/2" grinder and is only fair with eye-hand coordination then you will definitely not want try this.
Do not try this at home. That is what Workmans Comp is for.😂

[@FieldGuidetoDIY]

Good idea, Paulie. I appreciate you sharing and thanks so much for watching.

[@jamesdavies5112]

A drill a hammer and a rock chissel would likely save you some time and energy

[@FieldGuidetoDIY]

@jamesdavies5112 thank you, James. I will give that a try too.

[@Pete.Ty1]

👍👍👍Nice job.Thanks Eddie

[@FieldGuidetoDIY]

Thank you! Happy holidays!