# How to Cut Concrete Scallop Edging
Cutting concrete scalloped garden edging to custom lengths is a straightforward process provided you have a circular saw and feel confident in using it. Scalloped edging comes in both curving and straight lengths of various sizes and all can be cut easily with a diamond embedded saw blade. Cutting through scalloped edging is relatively easy by concrete standards because it is highly porous. Completing this job outdoors is a must as cutting concrete block is a dusty business.
Things You'll Need
- Circular saw fitted with a diamond cutting blade
- Protective eye goggles
- Ventilator mask
- Measuring tape, level, masking tape
- Stable cutting surface
- Work gloves
Instructions
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Set Up Stable Work Surface
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Prepare a stable cutting surface to ensure clean even cuts. Use a work bench or table or two cuts of lumber set out in the ground in parallel like sawhorses with the edging to be cut straddling the two pieces of lumber.
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Layout the entire pattern of edging design and determine the cuts that must be made to proportionately make the pattern.
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Measure the scalloped edging to be cut and mark at the cut point with masking tape to be used as a cutting guide line.
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Cut the edging pieces with the circular saw cutting from the side exposure down through the edging to finish the cut.
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