Just looking for some advice on how to cut standard firebrick to fit in a woodstove. The bricks are from Vogelzang at Menards. Any tips would be greatly appreciated.

Masonry blade for circular saw.

a masonry blade for a circular saw would probably work

tile saw works well

just your run of the mill wet tile saw you can rent them or buy them for not a lot

I have fully replaced once and partial replaced a few a year after getting the stove it was a used stove and had a few cracked ones

Ace will order in boxes of fire brick also for people looking.

do it when it is warm out I put it off too long last time it was 40 outside and I am cutting brick and getting soaked so that they can dry and get installed for the heating season which had basically already started at that point.

good fair weather project

I bought a cheap Skil wet tile saw that I use. I friend of mine just uses a hand grinder.

Angle Grinder

a thin diamond angle grinder blade also works , you want to mark it and cut it from both sides with that as it doesn't cut real deep

it makes a lot of dust

if you know any tile layers or stone masons and you marked the cuts they could probably cut them for you for a case of beer easily in 5 minutes.

I would loan you my tile saw but it probably isn't worth the drive to southern WI

An angle grinder with a concrete cutting blade is what I am trying next. I have a guy with a concrete cutting saw but he is hard to get a hold of, it works well, obviously.

The dust is real bad for your lungs so do it wet or use good protection.

Masonry chisel and a hammer. No need to cut.

I’d just use my brick hammer, but I’m professional mason.