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Discuss how do i mitre skirts? in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; hi all just doing a job in house i need to miter skirts around the tiled floor i only have a vitrex 560 pro wet cutter can i use this ...
          
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    hi all just doing a job in house i need to miter skirts around the tiled floor i only have a vitrex 560 pro wet cutter can i use this and how?the skirts will be 100 mill high do i just do the external corners and leave the internal ones?any ideas lads? ta

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    Default re: how do i mitre skirts?

    whay type of tiles are they

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    Default re: how do i mitre skirts?

    If you are going to mitre them then it will look better if you do both internal and external. Are they profiled or plain skirts?

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    If you mitre them check the external/internal corners are square
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    thay are just ceramics how do i cut them on the wet cutter?

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    does the cutter bed tilt?

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    If the cutter bed doesnt tilt then make a 45 degree block of wood and use it as a jig.
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    yes it does tilt

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    Default re: how do i mitre skirts?

    Quote Originally Posted by everton121 View Post
    yes it does tilt
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    ok draw a line square up where you want the mitre to be be and cut if your cutter cuts clean enough with no chips cut both mitres first so you have a nice fit then cut the straight edge after to fit the next tile good luck and take your time to get it perfet

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    thanks a lot lads

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    Default re: how do i mitre skirts?

    With all mitred joints you'll find that you'll inevitably come accross a corner that's not 90°.

    If that is the case then you'll need to recut the tiles in question, perhaps a degree at a time to get the perfect mitre.

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