Cut and Mortar Stone Top Pavers

Haxman, he poured concrete molds, so it it looked awesome. I didn't want to pour more concrete. I want to try something different. So, I went to Lowe's, not Home Depot, because I it was closer, and I don't know if Home Depot has this, but these are the pavers that uh they're kind of abstract. So, you can almost stack them uh like Legos any which way. So, let's see if we can create this kind of circular pattern. And what's cool about these, uh, it kind of creates this like petal of a flower all the way around, which with a fire pit would be magnificent. I'm a bad man with the angle grinder, baby. Good boy. Just with that angle grinder once again. I mean, bravo. So, we're going to glue this stuff down. Uh there's a couple options I was going to go with. One option is going to be to put mortar down and set it on top, which is going to be the strongest option. Uh the easiest option is to use a concrete adhesive. This is from Loctite. Not a sponsor or anything. Concerns. Uh, this will hold it just fine. The heat, I don't know what it would do to it. Uh, I think it'll be fine. This is for exterior landscaping anyways. But the way I'm processing this information is like this. I'll put this on. If in a year or two it pops off for whatever reason, weather, heat, whatnot. Then I'll take the whole thing off and then I'll put mortar around and set this puppy down. All right. All we do now is we wait for