Cutting Flagstone Can be Tough, But We'll Show You How to Cut Like a Pro!

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  • čas přidán 15. 04. 2014
  • Cutting flagstone can be done with a chisel or saw. We'll show you both methods and we have many more free videos at: www.the-flagstone-experts.com/...
    Good cutting will make your flagstone project look so much better. My dad has been a mason for over 50 years and we'll show you all of the tips and tricks to give you more confidence.
    We use a demo saw and chisel. If you have a big flagstone patio, you'll want a demo saw and usually you can rent one for about $100 a day. Good chisels will cost around $50.
    If you're looking to install a whole patio, check out our whole video here:
    www.the-flagstone-experts.com/... or at our youtube page here:
    • Flagstone Installation...
    I will also have many more tips and tricks for you on our CZcams channel, so make sure to subscribe to it:
    / @theflagstoneexperts1
    We are also on many other social media outlets. I'll be building up our Pinterest pages to help inspire you to see more stone projects. Check them out below:
    / 834868056527326
    / flagstonetimes
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    weheartit.com/flagstone_experts
    manteresting.com/flagstoneExperts
    And our Flagstone Newsletter to Give You Tips and Tricks for Making Your Landscape Look Great with Stone!
    www.the-flagstone-experts.com/...
    Thanks so much for your time and we wish you the best of luck on all of your landscaping projects!
    David and Hans
    Flagstone Cutting:
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Komentáře • 29

  • @tylerk.7947
    @tylerk.7947 Před 7 lety

    you can tell this guy is a pro. The confidence in his movements really shows. thanks for the help!

  • @barryhallsted
    @barryhallsted Před 6 lety +2

    Excellent video and a true craftsman! A passion for exceptional quality is very transparent by the work and explanation. Thank you, thank you!

  • @BrandonTran
    @BrandonTran Před 11 měsíci

    It looks amazing to me. Great layout and joints

  • @georgep3469
    @georgep3469 Před 9 lety

    Very Helpful video, I'm ready to start cutting my flagstone now.

  • @theokroner3794
    @theokroner3794 Před 6 lety

    After watching his video, I was amazed on how good you could get cuts to sort of get to the shape you want. I took a piece of slate to practice on, very cool,wow, thanx

  • @brianmieczkowski9305
    @brianmieczkowski9305 Před 5 lety

    Fantastic info. Great quality video. Thank you for sharing this!

  • @joaquin698
    @joaquin698 Před 5 lety +1

    Great Vid.. The best is that shows a good relationship with your Dad.. God bless you all!
    What Demo Saw would you recommend? Which model and brand is the one used for the vid?

  • @damon6852
    @damon6852 Před 6 lety +1

    Hey...How about the young guy install the stone, and the more experienced of the two run the camera and provide the narration!! I would like to add an important point - different flagstones are of different hardness, which impact how one can manipulate the stone. Some stone is quite soft, in my experience the lighter brown flagstones...where the colour being used here (more of a pink flagstone) is a more consistent, harder stone. Excellent video, guys!!!

  • @joaquin698
    @joaquin698 Před 5 lety +1

    Any advice on how to chip a flagstone that’s too thick? I want to use thin flagstones for a wall.. Tks much for your vids!

  • @georgeferris631
    @georgeferris631 Před 6 lety

    Do you have a video on cementing the stone down on the cement then grouting it?

  • @adamfilip
    @adamfilip Před 3 lety +2

    how do you level irregular height stones?

  • @jongib6096
    @jongib6096 Před rokem +1

    Is it possible to drill a hole in the middle of Flagstone for an umbrella?

  • @jrm_music7229
    @jrm_music7229 Před 4 lety

    How much do you charge per square foot?

  • @Theflagstoneexperts1
    @Theflagstoneexperts1  Před 10 lety +2

    Cutting flagstone will be a lot easier for you after you watch this video!

  • @EngineeringFun
    @EngineeringFun Před 9 lety

    Looks like German engineering. Arnold Schwarzenegger got into the stone business.

    • @EricBurns1970
      @EricBurns1970 Před 6 lety

      No, clearly that is Albert Finney - sound and look ;)

  • @mrpakige
    @mrpakige Před 5 lety +3

    Cutting natural stone with a saw???, I prefer to cut with a chisel and a small rock hammer, it looks more natural. and it doesn't create all that dust.

    • @64maxpower
      @64maxpower Před 4 lety +1

      That's because you are too good to be watching this video. You should be carving statues for the Pope at the Vatican

    • @zoticus1
      @zoticus1 Před 3 lety +2

      Agreed, there's no need to saw cut.

    • @markrogers2593
      @markrogers2593 Před 3 lety +1

      I will often take cuts made with a Saw and tap the edges with a hammer or hammer and chisel to make it more natural to the eye.

    • @jimmyhoffa310
      @jimmyhoffa310 Před 2 lety

      Yes you can do it all with chisels but you better have the ones with carbide edges that are well over a hundred bucks a piece not to mention you better be a skilled stone mason and not just an hgtv wannabe. You do know you can connect a hose and wet cut the stone. Then take your brick hammer and tumble or face all the cut sides. Most importantly your pieces on the outside. I never cut my outside pieces but if you do make sure to tumble the entire side not just the top edge. Because over the years the grass or mulch or whatever is surrounding your flagstone can slowly drop a little over time and then it exposes the cut stone and sh*tty craftsmanship. But you probably knew all that didn't you Mr. weekend warrior.

  • @deeznutsz8857
    @deeznutsz8857 Před rokem

    I really wouldn't call a saw cut edge a "natural joint"

  • @jasonhite5512
    @jasonhite5512 Před 5 lety +2

    These guys did a pretty ok job...and the job looks great..but...these guys are not flagstone experts. I'm a mason. A mason wouldn't be using a saw for a stone that thin. Just a plain old hammer and chisel. Especially mixing cut edges with natural edges. The way he put a chiseled edge where it is exposed is great, but when you grout the rest of it in you will notice the cut edges that aren't re-worked against the natural edges. Again the job looks great, but if you want to learn the right way, watch a video about cutting stone with a hammer and or chisel.

  • @Buddhadreams
    @Buddhadreams Před 9 lety +2

    isnt the point of installing "FLAGSTONE" not to have cut and straight edges, might as well just install tile if you want an edge, the natural beauty of flagstone is it's inherent rough edges.

    • @sundayakak8948
      @sundayakak8948 Před 5 lety

      Shane Williams yes I agreed with you but we can also use but the natural & and machine. l am suggest in that it depending on part an you want it look like
      because we have deferent designs types when doing with flagstones! example
      some examples are :
      tiles lying or Tait spacing, Roget, external and internal pointing border can bring about natural or artificial edges. from stone mason.
      Solomon sonny akak. jos, plateau, Nigeria will Africa.
      for more 08060502439.

    • @sundayakak8948
      @sundayakak8948 Před 5 lety

      Shane Williams yes I agreed with you but we can also use but the natural & and machine. l am suggest in that it depending on part an you want it look like
      because we have deferent designs types when doing with flagstones! example
      some examples are :
      tiles lying or Tait spacing, Roget, external and internal pointing border can bring about natural or artificial edges. from stone mason.
      Solomon sonny akak. jos, plateau, Nigeria will Africa.
      for more 08060502439.

  • @theshop5331
    @theshop5331 Před 2 měsíci

    garden hose please, so says the neighbors (if you feel the need to use a saw)
    narration is not needed and most often doesn't even make sense in this video