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Fine Tiling

Hi Everyone,

I have layed my first travertine floor on the Diagonal set in a hall wall covering 10m2.

I have a Rubi diagonal marker which i find is rather awkward to use, Is there any other marker to cut diangonals to get a nice tight fit. also any advice to cut awkward shapes on the diagonal.

many thanks,
 
B

bigneil

i find a grinder very handy for awkward cuts, but for long saw cuts i use a Radial saw sometimes called a bridge saw. as for marking i never used any tools other than a tape measure, a straight edge and a pencil. LOL there are times when i had some sort of aid like the rubi adjustable angle marker though
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Fine Tiling

Hi
i was thinking of putting a linear boarder down put the hallway is only a metre wide and would have made the pattern to tight, i will proberbly use a paper template.

thank you.
 
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tiler burden

a wet saw and 8 or 10 inch nippers are all you really need for cutting travertine. curves, straight , 90 and 45 in fact anything can be done with these 2 tools..
 
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tiler burden

i now realise that all these angle finders and scribing tools are for the diy or novice market imo.
 
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tiler burden

patience + practice= confidence..........you'll be 'fine' tiling,,,sorry that was an awful atempt at a joke.
 
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MICK the Tiler

Sometimes I use a piece of timber usually 20x20mm with a 45 deg cut on one end. place the angle end on the skirt allowing your spacer the mark the other end allowing spacer. repeat at the other end and mark on tile you want to cut.
 

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