At about $1 each, already made, what kind are you looking for that are worth $20 of your time and materials?
Shopping for materials, forms & sundries, gas, workspace set up and then actually making them.
One can stain them, stencil them, paint (diluted) them, cut them with a cold chisel or a straight claw hammer, drill them, set mosaics on them, laminate them with slate or other tiles and even coat them with stucco or a layer of concrete and then expose the aggregate. You get the idea. 😁
I am looking for expert advice on what I should do to replace my front walkway. I love the look of flagstone and pavers but I am concerened of the cost involved(contr...
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We have been making concrete flower pots using 2 differnte size pots but would really like to buy a couple of molds. I would really like to make larger pots, 28" + b...
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Make a form, mix up some Ready Mix concrete and fill the forms. Remove forms when dry.
At about $1 each, already made, what kind are you looking for that are worth $20 of your time and materials?
Shopping for materials, forms & sundries, gas, workspace set up and then actually making them.
One can stain them, stencil them, paint (diluted) them, cut them with a cold chisel or a straight claw hammer, drill them, set mosaics on them, laminate them with slate or other tiles and even coat them with stucco or a layer of concrete and then expose the aggregate. You get the idea. 😁
I'd recommend just buying them! They are cheap. With what you'd spend in time and materials, it might not be worth it
Here you go! I hope this helps! https://m.wikihow.com/Make-Pavers