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hi there.
i see the thread on the basic kit.
what other bits would you not be with out, but are not essential . like a fein multimaster etc
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extras in a pros tiling tool kit
hi there.
i see the thread on the basic kit.
what other bits would you not be with out, but are not essential . like a fein multimaster etc
thanks alan
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Re: extras in a pros tiling tool kit
A grinder with a top quality 115mm blade
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Re: extras in a pros tiling tool kit

Originally Posted by
Bri
A grinder with a top quality 115mm blade
should that not be in the basic group
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Re: extras in a pros tiling tool kit

Originally Posted by
mattle40
Dewalt 088k
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mine due for delivery tommorow
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Re: extras in a pros tiling tool kit

Originally Posted by
Alan M
should that not be in the basic group
A lot of tilers just use a small wet saw, you are right though, it is a basic tool for a pro. I've seen so many tilers struggling with socket cuts and cuts for soil pipes because they don't have a grinder. Basic tool yes, but some don't use them for some reason.
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Gall.B
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Re: extras in a pros tiling tool kit
Kettle Coffee & Sugar
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Originally Posted by
Bri
A lot of tilers just use a small wet saw, you are right though, it is a basic tool for a pro. I've seen so many tilers struggling with socket cuts and cuts for soil pipes because they don't have a grinder. Basic tool yes, but some don't use them for some reason.
I use my grinder a lot more than my wet cutter these days. I find it a lot easier and I don't get wet lol
tapatalk on my HTC
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Re: extras in a pros tiling tool kit

Originally Posted by
Mike
I use my grinder a lot more than my wet cutter these days. I find it a lot easier and I don't get wet lol
tapatalk on my HTC
I only get the wet saw out for stone, grinder doesn't need cleaning at the end of the day either
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Gall.B
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Re: extras in a pros tiling tool kit
Laser square, self levelling cross line laser.
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Re: extras in a pros tiling tool kit
any advice on good laser square???

Originally Posted by
Gall.B
Laser square, self levelling cross line laser.
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Gall.B
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Re: extras in a pros tiling tool kit
Spectra LG2 these are rebranded as Dewalt also Spectra Precision Laser LG2, trimble, floor squaring lasers, floor layout lasers, professional construction laser level, fully automatic laser levels, grade lasers, horizontal lasers, self leveling lasers, multi purpose lasers, floor construction las
This is the one I have and wouldnt be without it.
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Re: extras in a pros tiling tool kit
All my tools are essential thats why I bought them, some will be used rarely but come the time when I need them...there there and available and make my life easier.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Reciprocating saw! Hell yeah it's badass!
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