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one way of skinning this cat is to make a board. This should be the the size of the tile you are using diagonally plus the spacer. then use that ... cutting tiles at 45 degrees (diamond) with pics
one way of skinning this cat is to make a board. This should be the the size of the tile you are using diagonally plus the spacer. then use that measurement and cut a square.
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The Following 9 Users Say Thank You to deanotile For This Useful Post:
365drills (13-06-2010), b30 villain (12-06-2010), Dave (12-06-2010), macten (12-06-2010), PGM Tiling Solutions (13-06-2010), Phil Hobson (12-06-2010), ScottG13 (12-06-2010), sstilingservice (12-06-2010), TF Ed (12-06-2010)
Re: cutting tiles at 45 degrees (diamond) with pics
That is a great tutorial Dean..
I see you have used the G-mat..
Re: cutting tiles at 45 degrees (diamond) with pics
Originally Posted by
Dave That is a great tutorial Dean..
I see you have used the G-mat..
I thought hed done it on some poor buggers carpet
Re: cutting tiles at 45 degrees (diamond) with pics
It is the Genesis copy of Durals Ci..
The Following User Says Thank You to Dave For This Useful Post:
Re: cutting tiles at 45 degrees (diamond) with pics
The boards a great idea will have to try that cheers
Re: cutting tiles at 45 degrees (diamond) with pics
Originally Posted by
Dave It is the Genesis copy of Durals Ci..
yep its on special at CTD
Re: cutting tiles at 45 degrees (diamond) with pics
So i see...
Re: cutting tiles at 45 degrees (diamond) with pics
Originally Posted by
Dave It is the Genesis copy of Durals Ci..
Just using it on 170m2 floor, identical to Dural CI but blue instead of yellow don't know if its cheaper. Customer supplied it
Re: cutting tiles at 45 degrees (diamond) with pics
Thats a top idea I've always used my rubi angle finder but this looks much more accurate Thanks Deano
Re: cutting tiles at 45 degrees (diamond) with pics
Originally Posted by
sstilingservice Thats a top idea I've always used my rubi angle finder but this looks much more accurate
Thanks Deano
as above, made a note of this deano, thanks
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