Angle grinder to cut multiple paving stones and curbstones?

Can you give me a keyword for paving without cutting or does that only apply to the stone arrangement

It primarily depends on your surface. If you can determine it yourself, this could be possible. However, over several meters, it usually cannot be done with centimeter accuracy, so edge it first, then pave.

I find the tip for a beginner somewhat questionable.... you know, because of the electric angle grinder, water and all that...

He asked and got an answer on how to do it properly. What he does with it is his problem ;)

Thank you for all the tips! Can you give me a keyword for paving without cutting, or does that only apply to the stone arrangement where every stone is laid exactly the same size over the other? In any other arrangement, one stone would be longer than the other or individual free corners would be exposed.

That depends on which stones you want. We have some that are 10 x 20, always laid 2 next to each other offset at a 90-degree angle. That way you always have a 20 measurement. You can also plan quite accurately over a longer distance with that. But even with stones that seem to be lying chaotically, there is usually a grid. You have to check where you want to buy the stones.

Thank you for all the tips! Can you give me a keyword for paving without cutting, or does that only apply to the stone arrangement where every stone is placed accurately in the same dimension over the other? In any other arrangement, one stone would be longer than the other, or individual free corners would be left exposed.

That's why the stones usually come in several sizes. You only need "half stones" towards the end.