On Aug 31, 10:42*pm, "Steve B" wrote:
I'm fixing to fire up my new used 10" masonry saw and cut some pavers. *The
blade on there doesn't seem to have many diamonds. *It also has no slits. *I
will fire it up and see how it cuts.

I did check at the stores for blades, and they are all over the board on
prices. *From $40 to $120. *For cutting 2.5" pavers, and mostly tile, what
do I need without spending more than I need to? *Are there blades better
than others, and which ones last? *And do I need solid or with slits?

Steve

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What else do you need? Goggles like swimming goggles that completely
seal the eyes, at any store that sells swimming stuff has them cheap,
a real respirator for dust, not just a dust mask. A cloth painters
hood used for spraying paint, it covers your head. Ive seen guys
sawing and someone else is using a leaf blower to keep the cutter from
being engulfed in dust. The dust is real nasty. If you can hook up a
garden hose to keep the brick wet that is best. My neighbor had a
contractor doing pavers, the dust coated cars 80ft away and it coated
1/2 the windows on my house. Water is best to keep everyone happy.