Recent content by Phone-a-tiler

Should have seen that one coming ha ha. Ive always used rubis but must admit that recently some tiles have only cut properly using my sigma. We have some tiles from the local factory here that cut easily with one batch and the next manufacture run barely cuts in half. Ive been told that it is...

if you own a rubi cutter carry a spare wheel in your van cos when the cutter box falls apart after a month or so you can guarantee that you will lose the wheel carrying it from the van to the job. oh and a spare silicone nozzle is handy!

I would have thought that if you are tiling a food prep area that you would also need to install some kind of coving, be it ceramic or the like. If that is the case it would be a lot harder to fix once the job is completed and the food inspectors turn up. The forum guys may have more idea

current truck is an 04 Nissan Navara 4x4 diesel ute. One of the best trucks i've had so far. It just keeps on going without missing a beat. The only fault is that it has a soft canopy so is useless in the rain. 10 weeks ago I ordered a holden ssv redline which is basically a hot vauxhall ute...

Sounds like a great way to experience tiling in different environments/ cultures. Imagine the experience you could gain and bring home. If any tilers have a chance of doing something like this in the world I would recommend it. My tiler nephew spent several months in Iraq last year tiling an...