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Old 01-04-2007   #1
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whats the best way to cut this? angles etc, ive got a small mitre box, and the snips with different angles on. Just wanted to no anybody got any other tips

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Usually use the snips - for 3 way corners Genesis do a selection of 3 way infill pieces in a selection of sizes - much neater - it is virtually impossible to cut a 3 way corner to look as good without.
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Thanks for that, i will get some of those.
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I use the snips m8, much quicker and neater than messing around with a mitre saw.
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Mitre box and saw. Good for metal and plastic trims of all sizes. Use corner peices for the external corners. Much neater
 
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Cant seem to get corner peices in my area where could i get the from?
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Look at the Tile Rite website. They supply them

I am in the midlands and get mine from Tile Choice.
 
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whats the best trim snips to buy a want a gd pair that wont break

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