Discuss curved trim round a circle window in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi Y'all, I need to do a bit of tiling on a wall that has a circular window in the middle of it, I know you can get stainless steel ...
Hi Y'all, I need to do a bit of tiling on a wall that has a circular window in the middle of it, I know you can get stainless steel trim that is bendable, by Schluter I think, has any one used this before and do you really need the special forming machine £'s to get a top finish or can you form it by hand. The window diameter is 550ml. Any and all help is greatly appreciated. Cow.
Cheers again, I just saw the video of Doug Boardley cutting a tile with a jig saw - what kinda blade did he have in that, and just to show what a dumbass I am please elucidate on a Rotozip. Cow
Hi Y'all, I need to do a bit of tiling on a wall that has a circular window in the middle of it, I know you can get stainless steel trim that is bendable, by Schluter I think, has any one used this before and do you really need the special forming machine £'s to get a top finish or can you form it by hand. The window diameter is 550ml. Any and all help is greatly appreciated. Cow.
hi mate
theres a tool from tradetiler called, 'shaw circle cutter' that scores circles in the same way as a compass does. its great on ceramic and porcelain too. it will scribe radius's from 70mm-600mm. i bought one and its a good little addition to the old tool kit. you can use it for cutting holes in tiles for soil pipes too.
use it to scribe your circle, then plunge out a few lines with your wet saw/grinder to reduce the curve angle and snap out the segments and give the edge a quick polish to finish off. it leaves a neater line than an angle grinder but obviously, its only good on ceramic and porcelain, not stone.
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