Cut brick pavers with a turbo or segmented diamond blade — a 230mm blade on a paver saw or angle grinder cuts most pavers in seconds. For clean, straight cuts use a wet paver saw; for a few cuts, an angle grinder with a guide works fine. Cut dry with short passes or wet for dust control.
Pavers are fired clay or concrete — both cut easily. The main consideration is edge finish: hidden cuts can use any blade; visible cuts benefit from a turbo or continuous rim.
The General Purpose Turbo Dry Blade is a dependable paver blade; the Concrete and Asphalt Saw Blade (HF Welded) handles heavy paver production on a paver saw.
No. Wood blades are not rated for masonry and will break. Use a diamond blade rated for concrete or clay.
Both work. Wet cutting on a paver saw is cleaner and faster for volume; dry cutting with a grinder is fine for small jobs with dust protection.
Use a continuous or turbo rim, feed gently, and support the paver on both sides of the cut. Scoring before snapping also keeps edges clean.
Pavers cut fast with a turbo or segmented diamond blade on a paver saw or grinder. Match the blade to the visible edge quality you need, feed steadily, and paver cutting becomes a quick part of the patio job. JOY TECH's paver blades come in saw and grinder sizes.
