Well, we're all in trouble now, or are we? - Tile Advice

[Old Mod]

 

[J Sid]

like to see it carry them all to the third floor loft conversion wetroom

 

[Old Mod]

And back butter them, what about the cuts or dealing with uneven substrates.
Or plumbers for that matter haha

 

[J Sid]

can it use a dust pan and brush if following an electrician

 

[Andy Allen]

There calling it Julian.....
because it works 7 days a week....

 

[Blunt Tool]

Can see this kind of thing being operated on huge floors like shopping centres etc too complicated for Fanny Crichton's bathroom floor your nan promised you would do as she goes t'bingo on a Tuesday with

 

[Mark Frost]

I don't think we will have to worry about Jonny5 taking our jobs anytime soon

 

[Chalker]

Bit of a flaw with the robot.

They say it needs one operator! So one operator and a robot can lay just as quick as one person!
I see they don't show the machine laying adhesive.

 

[Mark Frost]

just imagine doing a huge floor and having to do cuts none stop..

 

[Andy Allen]

Wonder if R2D2 guarantees his work..

 

[Old Mod]

Wonder if R2D2 guarantees his work..

Doubt it, he don't back butter his tiles! Haha

 

[Italy]

A decade ago, in my city, they make the building fair.
There was a gear,
He took 9 tiles at a time and leaned on the screed.
were 30x30 cm, needless to tell
all the laughter that made tilers.
another tool without future.

 

[Dan]

It said it needs a man to operate it. Lol

And only 3 times faster if it's working 24/7?

So if a man worked 24/7 it wouldn't.

Or just 3 men doing shifts.

Weirdos. It'll never happen.

They'll prefab tiled walls done by robots before that machine works.