Recent content by Alan.P

Well if they're anything substantial that cutter could struggle, I would swap the blade out regardless.

What tiles are you planning on fixing ?

And there in lays the truth, still waiting for me fish and chips Lynn :) And I've only been asked for mine on one BIG site, 5 rings, ;)

And 2 men to fix each one ;)

I knew he would get banned, soon ;) just had a spidey feeling :)

Oh it's still there, trust me, sorry I couldn't fit the job in this week mate :( As for owing me, we got paid, punctually, job was all good,nough said. Cheers Ali, Merry Christams to you and your family, and here's to a prosperous New Year :thumbsup: And who gives a damn if I'm a bit early...

Great advice there Miss Tiler, yep, the 5kg tubs are waaaaay to big, we split them beteewn the two of us, especially in summer lol, there's a few pics of a job my Brother and myself did a few years ago in my albums, Chiswick, floor, walls and ceiling :yikes: all done in poxy epoxy ( see what i...

I can wait :)

Just checked in to see the progress, I like your style in not wanting to send out the tool until it's 100% .............. cheers :)

How do you mean ? Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2

As has been said, dry lay a set, you'll probably find the smaller tile a tad bigger than it should be so you'll have to play with the joints to get the best result. Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2

Nice, waiting patiently. Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2

I think I might have gone round and asked the plumber why he's quoting for work he can't do, literally. Then politely refused. Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2

And how do you know what's where lol, nice though.

Mmmm, like mz30, I was thinking subsidence as a possibility, have a talk to the neighbors to see if anything similar has happened to them.