Tile router- yay or nay?! - TilersForums.com

[DemoXpert]

Anyway, following all your guys advice, ended up asking for a refund (which I'm still waiting for) went on kwicksplit's website and bought myself a montolit m14 bit, which I'm using all the time instead!... Once again, it's good to be here, and thank you for the advice!!!

 

[DemoXpert]

Dang it I want that GTR r35 so bad!!!

 

[Old Mod]

Dang it I want that GTR r35 so bad!!!

Haha so get one!

 

[DemoXpert]

Haha so get one!

I will, just can't slap those tiles on quick enough

 

[Old Mod]

You Leon, I was brought in last year to a job to take over from a fixer who wasn't particularly good at tiling, but the catalyst that made the client make her mind up about getting rid of him was, and I quote
"Don't worry once we slap some tiles down u won't notice the floors uneven!"
So u see, choosing the right words can sometimes be very important! Hahaha

 

[MW Smith Ceramics]

Great tip there 3 fall!.....I'm being a sucker today!........not any more

 

[Diggy]

I usually use a bucket lid to cut a template out of, once grooved remove lid then sponge it.

Diggy

 

[Spare Tool]

You Leon, I was brought in last year to a job to take over from a fixer who wasn't particularly good at tiling, but the catalyst that made the client make her mind up about getting rid of him was, and I quote
"Don't worry once we slap some tiles down u won't notice the floors uneven!"
So u see, choosing the right words can sometimes be very important! Hahaha

Recently did a kitchen floor for a local kitchen company and the boss of the company was trying to explain about snags getting left by the fitter, and he came out with.."well sometimes you've to make do, you can't have everything perfect" woman says "I'm paying £20grand for this kitchen it'd better be perfect"

 

[Dan]

.... Left?