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I'm a property developer in the middle of laying a 200m2 travertine floor and would really appreciate some advice. The vast majority of cuts are to be hidden under skirts ... -
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Chisel edge travertine
I'm a property developer in the middle of laying a 200m2 travertine floor and would really appreciate some advice. The vast majority of cuts are to be hidden under skirts but we have a quite a few that will abut dressed stone walls.
With the chisel edge to the tiles, we'll end up with a square edge against the wall. Any ideas on how to easily dress the cut edge?
May be the clue is in the name and I just grab a chisel but thought it best to ask some experts as there is probably a trick to this.
Thanks in advance for any help
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Re: Chisel edge travertine

Originally Posted by
Jacaboy
I'm a property developer in the middle of laying a 200m2 travertine floor and would really appreciate some advice. The vast majority of cuts are to be hidden under skirts but we have a quite a few that will abut dressed stone walls.
With the chisel edge to the tiles, we'll end up with a square edge against the wall. Any ideas on how to easily dress the cut edge?
May be the clue is in the name and I just grab a chisel but thought it best to ask some experts as there is probably a trick to this.
Thanks in advance for any help
This can be achieved by using a good quality SDS drill fitted with a flat edge chisel. You may require a stiff rotating wire brush to tidy up any really ragged bits. I state good quality because an SDS such as my Makita has virtually infinite control on the trigger where as the cheaper ones don't
Kev
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Snips...and touch in with wire wool......
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Re: Chisel edge travertine

Originally Posted by
SW.Tiling
I have done similar using a wet cutter...........just angle the travertine and cut small notches/bumps on the cut side
Well........I know wot I mean.......and it worked for me

Didn't it look to uniform?
Kev
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Re: Chisel edge travertine

Originally Posted by
TilingLogistics
You must have
wrist muscles like Tarzan
I suppose if the snips break you could always bite a few bits out
Kev
Of course......
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Re: Chisel edge travertine
Fantastic help. Thanks Guys.
Not sure how long my snips will last but we're getting there.
Cheers
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