The only thing that would cut the tight radius

Starting at the outside and working in was the only right thing I saw him do in this videa. Whole pieces at the edges, cropped pieces at the house is what you want. The opposite looks awful.

@@Wilburnator of course you put your cuts in towards the walls and leave the nice big pieces at the edges but you do not work yourself into a corner

@@russellallen5482 what he meant is that you want full pieces on the outside and smaller pieces/ cut pieces next to the wall. Is a much better look than starting from the inside out and then having to cut pieces smaller on the edges

@@gticarlos2003 yes I agree but you do not work yourself into a corner.

Please watch carefully 1:11+, his exit path is clearly laid out and is not stuck in a corner. Having said that, your advice should never be taken lightly😊

I was thinking the same thing. What is the purpose of having a fast speed video

The video is obviously over your head. It's very informative on many different levels

Gotta love guys like you that have little clue.. The house is clearly slab on grade.

Whats the purpose of Flashing

2” above concrete and 4” above soil I think these rules are dumb and I would never do that at my house , I am a mason of over 27 years and I have never ever done a repair that was at the bottom of a wall. Putting stone above grade defeats the purpose of the look, the stone is supposed to look like a foundation or like the house was built on a stone structure but this “new” stone ways is terrible looking and it looks like it is floating in air.

TOM R13 No, better off using cement.

Thin set/ mortar mix