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Only score once don't keep going over it

I just got one from b & q think it was just under £100 750w great little cutter

Or a dry cutter may do the job also lol

Go lightly on the tile with a good wheel on a fry cutter = nice cut

Im thinking about using a grinder after burning out the motor on my favorite cutter on some rock hard 600 × 300 slate tiles

I agree with the £150 plus materials splashbacks can take longer to do than a big kitchen floor

correct

cant beat agood pair of slippers ,i dont rate it myself unless its a wet system ,then thats a different ball game

sorry makes my blood boil but theese courses arent new they have been about a long time,i have no problem with the poor people who waste there money on theese courses,but lets be honest here,how the hell can somebody thats been on a short course stand next to a time served person and get the...

cant say as i enjoy tiling anymore after 40 years seen a lot of changes and not all for the best,to me now its jst a job now and not a very busy job ,but before any daft comments yes i do take pride in my work just wish there was more of it about and everybody kept to there own jobs

never use 6mm ply you might as well put cardboard down 6mm is just not thick enough

thats bad

gobsmacked,what else can be said ,if anybody,he should be named and shamed to stop him dead in his tracks:yikes:

i use granfix products,just phone technical department and they will point you in the right direction,very good products imo

yea Phil he was a hard man but taught me all i know really and i have to thank him for that,a lot of folk wouldnt know what thepin hammer was for i bet,that and the little tungsten tipped chisel and a scriber for the wall tiles,another thing he used to have me doing was making the jollies,the...

yea Phil thats him and no he died many years ago now he had two sons billy and michael ,michael died on a night out in bolton one night i think he was only about twenty two ,when bill y senior died young bill carried on with the buisness but i dont know whether they are still going or not ,like...

welcome ,dont do it until things get better or you may live to regret it

hi Phil, Billy Duggan is the one yes Lostock Tilecraft one nasty man a very good tiler indeed but a b.....ard to work for led me a dogs life he did,i dont remember any of the other names though

ha ha ha i remember them well coulnt have managed without the old bean can

not to sure Phil but i was in my teens definately, always sticks in my mind as everyone used to be spinning there gauging trowels round ,thought i would give it a go with my bosses trowel and just my luck it dropped to the floor and the handle snapped off,oh my god did i suffer over that...