How to make Patio Blocks quick and easy from concrete // DIY

Patio blocks or stones are super easy to make! They are great if you want some décor, or if you have a odd shape or size you can't buy in store. Check them out and make some for yourself!

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[craiglawrey]

Love the quick and straight to the point video. Well done. Thanks.

[peterpaliwoda]

Simply brilliant, I have a real hoch poch stone patio thrown down 25 years ago when I was very busy working and “living a life” I will lift it and use your method to make nice flat even slabs more suitable now we are retired and have the time to do things right …the old stone would then be good for recycling…I love YouTube for guys like you inspiring us to “ get up and do something “ ( ourselves! ! ) Good Luck Peter P

[TheHansoost]

Thanks for the information. Very helpful. I like the sand base on a sheet of plastic or tarp idea. Saves wood and will be much easier to release.

[atilamatamoros]

Congratulations! your method is wiser than others on youtube

[Carkebe]

Everybody complaining about the busted STORE BOUGHT pavers, yeesh. LOL. 😆Love the project! Perfect for making custom size/shape pavers. 👍

[priscilaoliveira]

Okay, this is INSANE!!! Soooo perfect!! I mean, i have to change some cracked old rocks around the pool area and i was thinking that cost me tons of money to do it. Your idea is just great for someone who wants to save some $ but also want to make a beatiful and customized project. Well done! :)

[rainmaker]

A block that big I would add a couple pieces of rebar for reinforcing. Good video.

[pointblank]

Great project. Concrete can be labor intensive and fun. I’ve done several jobs around the house. But didn’t make a video. Thanks for making this video. Letting the novice see how easy it can be. 👏🏽

[BokkieBam]

Thanks for the clear, quick to the business, "not -too- many- words" diy advice.
Appreciate it.

[ariyanadumon]

Thanks for the how to honey! This will be great when I build our porch!

[amandaroberts]

Thank you! I'm going to try this at home! First time for concrete for me. Thanks for making such a clear and easy to understand video!

[frederickastilla]

Thanks for idea! It was Genius! Never even thought that!

[bubbatennessee]

Thank you so much, now I have some idea about making a few cap stone blocks for my swimming pool.

[christophermichael]

Probably never be able to do other than at my own place so I'm glad I got to watch others doing it on YouTube

[beardedcatguitarplus]

Great video thank you for posting it. I’m going to be doing the same thing but making 1’squares 2”thick for landscaping pavers ontop of landscaping rocks to then eventually put plant pots on them. Going to make a frame like yours but with cross boards to make three or four pavers at a time on one jig.

[mycreations]

Love the way you explained it and made it so simple. Plus you could use that ball of cement you had at the end of pouring as a sphere to adorn your garden as well. This was a great video.❤❤

[mikotondria]

Great video, I am much less anxious about pouring my pavers now. Awesome. Have a great long relax, sir :)

[fabfan]

Thanks, easy to follow . Well explained.

[lorettareid]

Really learnt alot here..
Thinking of offering a basic patio block customized service as my retirement plan...my partner has been a mason for 45 years...

[devinpigera]

Awesome video man. Thanks for the pointers!