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22-06-2008
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#2 | | TilersForums Trusted Member
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I don't think pro tilers will use them, probably sell on the shopping channel..  |
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#3 | | TF Mod & Head Grinch
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I like the fact that is a new angle on the Spacer but i cant see that much improvement over normal spacers. Also i dont have as much trouble as he was making out regular spacers cause.
I clicked on the next link after viewing yours Dave but couldnt understand a word the guy said....can you transalate?  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50sTq...le-spacer.html | | |
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#5 | | TF Mod & Head Grinch
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Originally Posted by Dave  Cheeky git..lol lol..he speaks plain english......lol lol.. | only kidding Dave | | |
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#6 | | New TilersForums Contributor
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I say bring back self-spacing h&r johnson tiles like in the 80s when we made some money.
who needs these pegs. Ive use string, spaghetti, card, bits of lino, wall plugs and a lot more. it all does the job!
However some idiot will buy them. | | |
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22-06-2008
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#7 | | Tilers Forums Admin | Re: new style spacer.. | |
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Originally Posted by spacedout I say bring back self-spacing h&r johnson tiles like in the 80s when we made some money.
who needs these pegs. Ive use string, spaghetti, card, bits of lino, wall plugs and a lot more. it all does the job!
However some idiot will buy them. |
Is that coz you is a tight git....  ...... |
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#8 | | New TilersForums Contributor
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yes im a tiler | | |
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#9 | | Tilers Forums Arms Member
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Perfect example of trying to find a solution to a problem that imo doesn't exist.
Also I would imagine that the cost would be quite pricey due to the size of the product and also not very cost effect when it comes to grouting, judging by the size of those joints.
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#10 | | TilersForums Contributor
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wot a load of pants!!! how u supposed to clean joints while they're in place?....wait til it dries then pick it all off......Nah aint got time for all that  | | |
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#11 | | Tilers Forums Arms Member
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Plasplugs do a 3D spacer (that’s sh.. as well) | | |
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#12 | | TilersForums Trusted Member
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It's pretty good for nothing 
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