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Discuss 3 way trim mitre tutorial in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; as requested by a member...here is Marks tutorial...brilliant corner solution....Gaz 3 way mitre..tutorial (hopefully) Here I am going to attempt to guide you through a the cutting of a 3 ...
          
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    as requested by a member...here is Marks tutorial...brilliant corner solution....Gaz
    3 way mitre..tutorial (hopefully)
    Here I am going to attempt to guide you through a the cutting of a 3 way mitre.

    picture 1 is of the 3 way mitre.

    trim for the top of the mitre is laid flat in the mitre box as in pic 2, after you have cut the mitre you then stand the trim up and cut the mitre in half (the opposite way) as in pic 3, this will then give you a point as in pic 4
    next you cut the piece the for the downward trim, you cut this in the opposite to the top piece, cut your mitre in the normal way with the trim standing up, then you lie it flat and cut it in half the opposite way as in pics 5 and 6.

    hope this helps with some of the confusion...Mark.
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    Buy and use 3 way corner joints - around 20 pence from many good tile retailers. Saves time and looks much neater !!!! No mitering required.
    Available in a selection of colours and sizes.
    Or, for chrome use right angled box section trim instead of curved. No mitering required.

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    Unable to see the pictures and when clicked on get the following,
    baht'at, you do not have permission to access this page. This could be due to one of several reasons:
    Isn't this open to every one??

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    I have the same problem

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    Ok from here

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    All I see are very small images - is there a zoom function I am missing?
    I did this once and vowed never to do it again
    I believe that you can buy the corners anyway

    I don't like plastic trim anyway - nothing wrong with a nice tiled edge

    frogeye

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    Cant get in ....Corky

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    the pics are posted in the tilers forums arms( pro's room )

    so unless you have access you won't see them....

    to gain access read this..... http://www.tilersforums.co.uk/tiling...rums-arms.html

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    good post........................

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    Default Re: 3 way trim mitre tutorial

    I'd love to be able to see this images but I can't gain access. Any chance you could upload them anywhere else?
    Thanks, Andy

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    Default Re: 3 way trim mitre tutorial

    You should all now see the content in the original topic which I've moved from the tilers forums arms for you.

    Cutting Tile Trim | 3 Way Mitre with Pictures
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    Default Re: 3 way trim mitre tutorial

    Leatherface, is there anywhere online where these 3 way pieces can be bought?

    Thanks

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    Default Re: 3 way trim mitre tutorial

    New to this forum so please excuse me if you've heard this one before....

    I've read as much as can here looking for how to do 3 way corners, but I'm still struggling.

    My problem is that I'm using a 12mm metal Homelux trim, which isn't a circular profile - it's more of a hockey stick shape. This means that the horizontal mitres are fine, but the vertical piece just won't match.

    Topps Tiles in Huddersfield don't have an answer, and (don't cringe) I even considered using pre-made corner pieces - but they don't do them.

    Any suggestions at all ?
    Last edited by Pollo; 03-11-2008 at 10:57 PM.

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    contact homelux via this forum and im sure they will put you onto a stockist in your area....click on the homelux sponsor logo at the top of this page.

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