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Just out of interest and for a bit of fun, if someone gave you a £50 voucher to spend on a tiling product that you don't necessarily need what would ... -
If you had £50...
Just out of interest and for a bit of fun, if someone gave you a £50 voucher to spend on a tiling product that you don't necessarily need what would you buy? (if you have already bought something that you dont really need but find useful for comfort/time saving reasons then you can say what it is too)
personally i think i would buy some sort of laser for getting straight lines - probably just me but i hate using spirit levels.
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Originally Posted by
jag000
Just out of interest and for a bit of fun, if someone gave you a £50 voucher to spend on a tiling product that you don't necessarily need what would you buy? (if you have already bought something that you dont really need but find useful for comfort/time saving reasons then you can say what it is too)
personally i think i would buy some sort of laser for getting straight lines - probably just me but i hate using spirit levels.
Probably a new washboy bucket. I have a Fein multi thing and a laser level on my list also
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angle grinder or washboy.
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a fein multi tool, they are grate, iv just treated my self to a leveling laser and it helps a lot, well worth it, bit more than £50 though.
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Originally Posted by
sranners
a fein multi tool, they are grate, iv just treated my self to a leveling laser and it helps a lot, well worth it, bit more than £50 though.
so is the fein.
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2nd pair of hands to load out tiles upstairs instead of me having to do it
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Jag000 ; Is this a competition because if it was I'd come 2nd.
A £50-00 voucher?
On something I didn,t need/ might make job easier - renew my passport/almost 2 bath boards!
John.
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no sorry this isnt a competition, maybe i will make it a competition when im rich enough from tiling.
ive saw a video for the fein saw thing, looks really useful for replacing broken tiles, especially the part that gets rid of the adhesive...scrapers never do the job 100%
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I would spend it on diesel,My van is a very thirsty one at the mo and i seem to be petrol stations best mate
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That's easy !

£49.99 (so you have a shiny penny left over)
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timeless john (08-06-2009)
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Got the drills richard so I would replace all my trowels, they are looking a bit tired!
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a 48" stabila 96-2 level
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Originally Posted by
timeless john
365 drills : If its £49.99 and it was a £50.00
voucher would I stil get my penny back.
I'd most likely tell you to put it in the charity box and then claim it back on my expenses!

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John.
Wot no bathboard...
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Please excuse my ignorance chaps, bathboard??
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Dave : That came up in no.10.

John.
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a new pair of bosch work pants, as I've put a stone on since I packed in the ciggys!!
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I would buy a Bath Board for Timeless John
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timeless john (08-06-2009)
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Originally Posted by
lennytheloon
Please excuse my ignorance chaps, bathboard??

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Originally Posted by
timeless john
Dave : That came up in no.10.
John.
It comes up in every post...
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stair rods are perfect for domestic jobs......i have a set...do you john.....
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No Dave NOT YET.
Yours must have been a freebie/sample.
I've just got round to putting carpet protector film down on my jobs.
Anyway I don't get up the stairs so much these days not everyone has those Stannah chairs in!
John.
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I new you was old, did'nt know it was that bad
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Well if I had a spare £50 quid lying about and
....something that you dont really need but find useful for comfort/time saving reasons...
How about half a day with Melody:

Do I win ?
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Originally Posted by
365drills
Well if I had a spare £50 quid lying about and
....something that you dont really need but find useful for comfort/time saving reasons...
How about half a day with Melody:
Do I win ?
SOLD!
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She has inbuilt system to collect those spare fifties...
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