Hello all,

It's been a while since I was on here and i'm happy to be back.

I have a small job coming up which is simply tiling a bathroom floor which also goes into a small hallway, a total of 4 square meters, there are also 4 doors within this small area all with detailed architraves. Now I learned to tile through a coarse but it did not uncover all the secrets and mysteries of the tiling world to my dissapointment, I was taught to cut through or use paper templates on door architrave when tiling the floor but I would like to know the best way to scribe the tile and cut to suit if the other ways were not possible.

I would love to see a video link if one is available

Thanks all.

Undercut the architraves and slide the tile under.. much neater.

good to see you back mate!! there is a few that gone!! wheres DAVY -G then???

as above

Oh Dave... dont you remember how we used to do it?!

Yep...Scribe.... don't you just luv feins..

nice to see you back Vin

im sure there is an even fancier tool than the fain now!!

Have'nt heard of one gooner

yes i see one in a floor laying place they are all high-ajustible and stuff!! you seti it then go round each door fast

Originally Posted by gooner59

yes i see one in a floor laying place they are all high-ajustible and stuff!! you seti it then go round each door fast

A jamb saw... laminate layers use them..

thats the one dave,

is this another must have tool

Cheers all, i'll be asking a million questions again real soon.

Originally Posted by peckers

is this another must have tool

Originally Posted by Dave

A superb bit of kit, it makes you money by saving time.
Leaves a nice finish.

How much would one of those be then?

I want one

can you not get attachments to go on an angle grinder?

Would'nt want to catch a nail in the wood with one of those

you can get blades that cut nails to beam

Originally Posted by gooner59

you can get blades that cut nails to beam

Finger nails?