Pictures: course pictures

[boldydave]

CIMG0897.JPGCIMG0870.JPGCIMG0930.JPGthanksCIMG0966.JPG to everyone who`s helped me out over the last few months with advice.what a great site!i know you all like picies so here`s a few from my course.CIMG0895.JPG

[paul damian]

well done dave, nice pics mate,, keep the good work up.

[faithhealer]

like the herring bone but get used to doing 'bumpy white' for a while

[Dave]

Thanks for sharing the pics, they look well..

[Daz]

As long as you continue with that level of attention to detail, you will have a successful tiling career.

Good luck fella.

Daz

[Dave Ramsden]

Nice work pal, keep up the good work! Did you run out of tiles for the last pic??
I remember in college constantly running out of the same tile and also spending hours sat on the floor scrubbing the crappy adhesive off the back for re-use

[365drills]

Great photos. Once you get out in the market place dont forget to ask customers for photographs of your projects so you can add to an online portofolio and also carry them in a binder to each job.

Once people see what you can do it gives them confidence to commission you to do their project.

Even we take pics of our onsite work !



If you do get a website set up shout out the address so we can swap links

[deanotile]

how come you changed the paten from off set herringbone to off set brick bond?

[boldydave]

i just varied it for a bit of a challenge.it`s not something i`d have in my bathroom,but after doing that straight sets seemed easier.

[whitebeam]

Looks good work mate

[Paul]

sorry hope this doesnt sound daft but how would you set out for angled tiles like that in picture 5 of 5 ?
it doesnt seem as simple as tiling in straight lines like a tiling up from a datum line and you keep following the rows if you get me

[darren pealing]

well done fella,youre on the way.