Cutting Tile Trim | 3 Way Mitre with Pictures - TilersForums.com

[chrisgolf]

thanks for the very well explained tips:smash:

 

[larmar]

Thanks a lot m8 , I nearly worked it out but just couldn't quite get there . no probs now
:mad2:

 

[durhamlad]

Been wondering how to do this with 6mm curved chrome trim, thats brilliant!

Thanks for the help, really fantastic!:8:

 

[jay]

well done:hurray:

 

[milan11]

just caught onto this thread.
This is an excellent post, been in the tiling game for over 15 years and never seen that 3 way mitre before, no matterwhat you do in life you are still in a learning process.

Same for me.
On the other hand, why mitre the tile trims, if you can mitre the tiles itself?
It's been more than 5 years since I used the tile trims last time.

Mitre + hand made bullnose

 

[Archimedes]

Lookz dead easy NOW! Been trying to figure it out for the last 10 years,THANKS.

 

[durhamlad]

have you tried this with 6mm aluminium?

 

[honza1]

vrey usefull post for many people and some funny reply too.:lol:
WELL DONE .

 

[honza1]

Same for me.
On the other hand, why mitre the tile trims, if you can mitre the tiles itself?
It's been more than 5 years since I used the tile trims last time.

Mitre + hand made bullnose

Milane Milane

You big show off - you think you funny or sometin?rrr:

That is good idea too but I quess it requires proper tile tablesaw with gide where you can cut with angle and lot of practice.(adjust blade or table to 45degrees.)
Is that how you done it?
or what you use?

And again do you do that with all kinds of tiles (in last 5 years)? or just marble?

 

[milan11]

Is that how you done it?
or what you use?

small ordinary angle grinder and couple of sand papers

And again do you do that with all kinds of tiles (in last 5 years)? or just marble?

All tiles:smilewinkgrin:

 

[honza1]

have you tried this with 6mm aluminium?

Them r flat innit.
so this would not work.
You just simply miter top 2 pieces and 3rd upright put to the corner with normal straight cut.innit?
That is how I done it and it looks just fine. Clients happy.
Or what and how? Anybody want to aducate us?

 

[honza1]

Lookz dead easy NOW! Been trying to figure it out for the last 10 years,THANKS.

:yikes:10years? :mad2:

:smilewinkgrin::smilewinkgrin: :smilewinkgrin: :smilewinkgrin:
may be you should less:8:

 

[honza1]

small ordinary angle grinder and couple of sand papers




All tiles:smilewinkgrin:

Wao!

So you realy must have firm stady hand.
It must be impossible keep it perfectly straight without any sort of guide.
I never used grinder or tiling. Always wet or manual cutter but I think I will try that. Any advice you would give on that proces?

 

[bcfcdaz]

very helpful,thank you.:smilewinkgrin:

 

[jay]

this is good:8: