Recent content by peteablard
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3 months off work
All the best for a speedy recovery Dougšš- peteablard
- Post #33
- Forum: General Off-topic Chat (nothing tile)
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20mm exterior porcelain cutting
As Alan mentioned it's only really suitable for outdoor use due to the water feed running everywhere. That said some sort of tray system could be set up to catch the water but would need constant emptying. I only really need this for new builds I do for a builder where making a mess outside...- peteablard
- Post #32
- Forum: Canada
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20mm exterior porcelain cutting
ThatsThats the red blade on the Flex Alan, can't tell it apart from the factory edge- peteablard
- Post #23
- Forum: Canada
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20mm exterior porcelain cutting
Hopefully trying bthe black one on the Flex next week, will let you know how I get on. Have been more than happy with the red one so far- peteablard
- Post #21
- Forum: Canada
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20mm exterior porcelain cutting
The 2 blades you sent me to test were both superb Alan. The quality and speed of both were superb on 20mm. I've also tested them on various other tiles and without a doubt they would be my first choice replacement s if you decide to stock them- peteablard
- Post #19
- Forum: Canada
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Vans being broken into petition
Just moved house and haven't sorted CCTV yet but do have wireless motion sensors on the drive and an alarm in the bedroom. There's also a baseball bat behind the bed to persuade anyone to go away!- peteablard
- Post #13
- Forum: Business Advice, Tilers Van Insurance etc
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large format tile gaps
I've just done 50m2 the same size and used 3mm. Tiles were perfect and could have done smaller but it's always nice to have some breathing space!- peteablard
- Post #20
- Forum: Canada
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Laser level recommendations
Can't think of the model number but I recently bought the Bosch one that does the 3 360 degree lines of a kitchen fitter. He'd just got the Dewalt version with the green lazers. He had to send it back after a few weeks to be recalibrated! He's fitting 40, 50,60k + kitchens and is now double...- peteablard
- Post #22
- Forum: Tile Tools | any Country any make any model
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Recommended cutter for 1200mm porcelain
Lol, had a TX700 once and that was bad enough!- peteablard
- Post #44
- Forum: Tile Cutters
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Recommended cutter for 1200mm porcelain
The problem is you need 18 people to carry the Rubi- peteablard
- Post #42
- Forum: Tile Cutters
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Porcelain grinder blades
The red one is superb, I've tried the 115mm in my grinder and also the 160mm in my wet saw (Flex CS60) I've not had chance to try the black ones yet but hope to next week. They are being tested against the ATS 180mm continuous rim blade that I ordered with the saw on 20mm porcelain. Watch this...- peteablard
- Post #14
- Forum: Canada
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Vans being broken into petition
I'd be interested to see the statistics on tool theft, sign written Vs plain vans. Whether thieves target certain trades more than others or just take pot luck.- peteablard
- Post #2
- Forum: Business Advice, Tilers Van Insurance etc
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Which wet cutter to buy?
Didn't get back to that job this week but will get some feedback to you ASAP Alan.- peteablard
- Post #40
- Forum: Tile Cutters
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Which wet cutter to buy?
I got them too plus a couple of 160mm ones to test in the Flex CS60 wet saw I got from them a few weeks ago.- peteablard
- Post #38
- Forum: Tile Cutters
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ATS Diamond Tools - Feedback and Reviews
I've only done a few cuts with it. I ordered the 800 and 1600mm rails with it too .it will be gettingt used properly on Monday and will let you know.- peteablard
- Post #5
- Forum: Tile Tools | any Country any make any model
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