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Getting on well thanks. I only break it out for mitre cuts on wetroom trays similar to the the one you've done.... So I've spent £400 to do 12 cuts so far!
I'd say it's one of the better buys and even though it can be messy etc it's still far easier to set up than a big bridge saw. I'd definitely recommend it though so thanks for pointing me in the right direction
I suppose Paul it would depend on what everyone else put in!
Well if I was to base it on what I might vote for, that ufh & hydrogen gas might be my choice.
The job doesn't necessarily have to be the most lavish, just the one that captures your imagination.
I have another extra large format thin tile failure I coul enter that I've just completed. It's not the most complicated or technically challenging, but it'll make you go WTF!
Or I have the job I'm currently doing, it's pretty special actually.
So to answer your question, pass!
No, no, no need for thanks Martin, was just wondering how cheaply I could get the festool!
Seriously tho, really glad it's worked out.
Thank you my friend, I know you are a hard man to please!
It is actually number 2 this year.
This is 10mm also.
Seems to me you might know just a little too much Ian! Haha
Anyway.......... back to ME!!
Haha don't need it now Martin thank you, got
a Kera Cut these days and a grinder attachment runs on it.
I was actually joking.
Thanks John, *tips hat*
Don't let TJ know you've got your hat before him!
What does "spare time" mean?
Thank you Stuart, appreciate that.
Yeah you should mate, it's a little different to the norm, I stole it, why shouldn't you! Haha
Cutting them down was really about trying to hide the fact that he diverter wasn't in line with the drain and it would have exaggerated it if left as 1200's,
but it did have the extra benefit of keeping the bond thro the tray.
As simple as that tray looks tho, it's much tougher than doing it in the conventional manner, just thought I'd let you know haha
Looks kool tho.
Me, I just sank the C channel in the wall and floor and stuck with CT1
Didn't have time to get schluter trim tbh.
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Thank you Martin, appreciate that.
How you getting on with the TC180?
Getting on well thanks. I only break it out for mitre cuts on wetroom trays similar to the the one you've done.... So I've spent £400 to do 12 cuts so far!
I'd say it's one of the better buys and even though it can be messy etc it's still far easier to set up than a big bridge saw. I'd definitely recommend it though so thanks for pointing me in the right direction
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Old Mod
I suppose Paul it would depend on what everyone else put in!
Well if I was to base it on what I might vote for, that ufh & hydrogen gas might be my choice.
The job doesn't necessarily have to be the most lavish, just the one that captures your imagination.
I have another extra large format thin tile failure I coul enter that I've just completed. It's not the most complicated or technically challenging, but it'll make you go WTF!
Or I have the job I'm currently doing, it's pretty special actually.
So to answer your question, pass!
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Old Mod
No, no, no need for thanks Martin, was just wondering how cheaply I could get the festool!
Seriously tho, really glad it's worked out.
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Old Mod
Thank you my friend, I know you are a hard man to please!
It is actually number 2 this year.
This is 10mm also.
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Blunt Tool
I have a bumpy white roondthebathy just completed. Yes yes quite ordinary BUT they were 250x400x8mm onto brand new plasterboard walls, the bath was 5mm off, ceiling was 8mm off, I had been for a ruby Murray the night before so had to work in a dangerous gas filled room all day ( telling customer there must be a open end waste pipe somewhere) Also there was only a 60 watt bulb and it was quite cold!!I suppose Paul it would depend on what everyone else put in!
Well if I was to base it on what I might vote for, that ufh & hydrogen gas might be my choice.
The job doesn't necessarily have to be the most lavish, just the one that captures your imagination.
I have another extra large format thin tile failure I coul enter that I've just completed. It's not the most complicated or technically challenging, but it'll make you go WTF!
Or I have the job I'm currently doing, it's pretty special actually.
So to answer your question, pass!
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Blunt Tool
Sure smelt like a dirty protestYou sure it wasn't a prison cell?
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Old Mod
Sure smelt like a dirty protest
Seems to me you might know just a little too much Ian! Haha
Anyway.......... back to ME!!
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Old Mod
Sorry Marc but the festool still has its uses so I won't be getting rid of that one any time soon
Haha don't need it now Martin thank you, got
a Kera Cut these days and a grinder attachment runs on it.
I was actually joking.
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Old Mod
Thanks John, *tips hat*
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WetSaw
Don't let TJ know you've got your hat before him!
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Old Mod
Haha no he's not quick Julian, he reads from his crib sheet of come backs that he spends all his spare time writing.your quick tonight
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WetSaw
Haha no he's not quick Julian, he reads from his crib sheet of come backs that he spends all his spare time writing.
What does "spare time" mean?
Stu Lilley
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Old Mod
Thank you Stuart, appreciate that.
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Old Mod
Yeah you should mate, it's a little different to the norm, I stole it, why shouldn't you! Haha
Cutting them down was really about trying to hide the fact that he diverter wasn't in line with the drain and it would have exaggerated it if left as 1200's,
but it did have the extra benefit of keeping the bond thro the tray.
As simple as that tray looks tho, it's much tougher than doing it in the conventional manner, just thought I'd let you know haha
Looks kool tho.
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Schluter do a trim that actually facilitates a shower screen fitting like this.
Me, I just sank the C channel in the wall and floor and stuck with CT1
Didn't have time to get schluter trim tbh.
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