DIY Stepping Stone Path For Cheap!

Great little weekend DIY project to get you moving and outside. For a total cost of $125 this is pretty hard to beat the bang for the buck.

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[monotheis]

"Then I sell the grass squares to the neighbor with all the dead spots from the dog for $12 a piece..." 🤣

[michaelolive]

Finally! Someone else who uses a reciprocating saw for landscaping work. I use one for edging driveways and sidewalks. So easy !

[joelgalvan]

Bro got the sweetest softest soil ever

[ddmau]

I built a large patio from pavers. I discovered that if you don't disturb the dirt under the pavers and use sand or crush & run( finely ground stone ) the pavers will remain level for years . The patio was done 40 years ago and it's perfectly level now ! I also put pressure treated 4x4's around the pavers like a picture Frame even with the top surface to keep the edge tight. Worked like a charm.

[BoomlandJenkins]

Sawzall has been my favorite garden tool for years now. It knows no end!

[mattfleming]

Huh. I've never seen someone recip their lawn before.

[Squibknocket]

I put mine right down on the grass. A little over a year later, they have sunken enough to be level with the ground. It’s been 3 years since and they are still flush.

[garaldpatrica]

Nice. You can run over it with the mower and not have to trim.

[clintcowles]

The Sawzall is a genius idea. Thank you for sharing!

[erickjason]

Oh my god! What a brilliant idea! This never even entered my mind. Thank you for my my life so much easier!

[kayakdog]

I just walk on my lawn. It actually works pretty good.

[avedon]

Great solution, so people don't trample the grass at the side entrance. Thanks for showing what I need to do.

[nancyselzer]

I have set and reset and reset pavers and flagstone over the years because they always sink. if you put down some landscape fabric squares before the sand, this drastically reduces the sinking.

[Automedon]

The only thing I could suggest to make the work lighter is to make a plywood template of the paver so you don't have to heave the pavers more than you have to. Great work.

[xbubblehead]

A nice little project that makes your life a bit better.

[karlmiller]

that is an awesome idea, I have a project like that coming up and I never would have thought of that, thank you

[sampearce]

Started this with my sawzall but the dandelion roots were too much so I switched to the circular saw with a bimetal blade -

[jerryjeromehawkins]

You work smart and clean my friend... great job. 👍🏽

[hammadmalik]

The cost and labour is pretty decent. Wow this is one of the best vids on here

[CynthiaLamb-jfmd]

I never even thought about uing my reciprocating saw for edgi g my sidewalks. So much easier than the knife I used to use. Thanks