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Hi all,
Only recently started out, and so far haven't had any jobs including diamond pattern. Have a good idea how to set out, but is there anything I should ... -
Diamond Pattern
Hi all,
Only recently started out, and so far haven't had any jobs including diamond pattern. Have a good idea how to set out, but is there anything I should be aware of or any tips you could give me?
Many thanks.
James
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Re: Diamond Pattern
Find the centre of the room as you would for laying square then get a load of tiles and lay them out dry, this will help you to see where any small/ awkward cuts will fall and allow you to make any adjustments before you start sticking.
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Re: Diamond Pattern
Spend an extra 20minutes with a staff rod to set the room out.
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Re: Diamond Pattern
As above and as with any tiling, take the time to set it out so that nothing bites you in the backside later on.
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Re: Diamond Pattern
and get a good cutter that cuts 45's
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as all above , sigma great for 45;s
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Re: Diamond Pattern

Originally Posted by
nybor62
as all above , sigma great for 45;s
i agree, only had mine a week but more impressed by the day. £275 well spent. and to think i wasted £230 on a rubi ts 60 only 18 months back.
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Ask Deanotile to send you his powerpoint presentation, it's a handy read
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Re: Diamond Pattern
heres deano's thread he did.... a picture paints a 1000 words and all that ;0)
setting out a floor in diamond pattern 45 dgs
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Thanks for the tips guys, Dean's pdf is great. Presumably you can use pretty much the same method for walls?
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