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Clever
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Any word words to help with this Deano
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Originally Posted by
whitebeam Any word words to help with this Deano
Sorry m8 I was having a mare getting the pics on. It is a boarder in trav cut from the scrap off cuts
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fiddly
But looks good as usual
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Deano,
That's very ingenious and a superb tip.
Love it, thanks fella .
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great idea
no thickness issues and matches perfectly I know nothing I havent learnt Painters and decorator Leighton Buzzard 01525 376559/07594 779654
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Originally Posted by
whitebeam fiddly
But looks good as usual
Not that bad m8 just set the cutter up for repeat cuts and cut the strips then made a jig set the depth gauge on the blade and run them of. 2hours to cut 10 minutes to fix
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nice bespoke idea
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what you have to do when cuts are to fiddly now and again cut a grout line in one tile instead of two cuts good point Deano
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Originally Posted by
pjc what you have to do when cuts are to fiddly now and again cut a grout line in one tile instead of two cuts good point Deano
thats the one m8 you know the score.
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have to have a practice of that one
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Deano, what cutter you using?
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yes deano i have made my own broken porcelain before using the same method
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Whos a clever boy then
What made you do it like that,or did the customer ask you to do.
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Deano Perlas ? i have two of them as well lol a great machine no probs in 10 years
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marky Whos a clever boy then
What made you do it like that,or did the customer ask you to do.
i did it in his other en-suite to overcome a setting out problem and he decided to do the same type of thing in that one.
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