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Discuss Group Tutoring in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hey guys im sure you will all agree our trade is one that you will never finish learning in (i certainly have a lot to learn ) so i thought ...
          
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    Hey guys

    im sure you will all agree our trade is one that you will never finish learning in (i certainly have a lot to learn )
    so i thought it would be a good idea to share ideas or techniques in different areas of the job...

    personally the main area that gives me TROUBLE is mosaic borders

    il will either tile to border height then baton out again (leaving the border out) then after it sets stick the border in. so in have in effect i have a channel to make sure they sit flush to both edges

    or il sometimes get to border height, stick the border on using a grout float to keep flush with the field tiles, while that is setting i can crack on with the floor so i dont loose any time....

    kind of a novice question i know, but as there isnt really any set ways to do these things i thought there could be ways i havnt thought of that might be quicker or easier
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    I leave an opening for the mosaic this way using cut scraps of tiles Work Picture 014.jpg
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    Quote Originally Posted by whitebeam View Post
    I leave an opening for the mosaic this way using cut scraps of tiles Work Picture 014.jpg
    nice... is that a socket i see lol?

    thought this thread had gone down like a lead ballon

    glad someones joine in

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    Quote Originally Posted by mattle40 View Post
    nice... is that a socket i see lol?

    thought this thread had gone down like a lead ballon

    glad someones joine in
    It was a wet room for a disabled girl but can't remember now what it was going to be used for, not a socket though but a power source..
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    Hers a good read on dog toothing/mosaic Help needed leveling mosaics with tiles ASAP
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    This has been put on before I know but
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    Quote Originally Posted by mattle40 View Post
    nice... is that a socket i see lol?

    thought this thread had gone down like a lead ballon

    glad someones joine in
    peeps were probably having their tea/family time when you posted your thread (well I was anyway)

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    Quote Originally Posted by doug boardley View Post
    peeps were probably having their tea/family time when you posted your thread (well I was anyway)
    ah the impatience of youth... i need answers fast and hard

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