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[White Room]

He got carried away with the door stop as well eeeeeek🙄

 

[Old Mod]

He got carried away with the door stop as well eeeeeek🙄

Made my life easier tho! Haha

 

[LM]

last couple before I hit the hay for work tomorrow. Cut using a angle grinder round a door frame. 600x600 fully vitrified heartwood. Again really easy cut haha

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Something doesn't stack up here, did you split the tile somewhere?

 

[LM]

Sorry that was addressed to Dynamictiling

 

[Old Mod]

Sorry that was addressed to Dynamictiling

So who were u asking Lee?

 

[dynamictiling]

Am I the only one who uses rubber tiles? Haha after much persistence and patience... it didn't fit and I had to (grudgingly) split the small 'c' section of the tile at the part that ran under the cupboard door and piece it in. Good spot Lee ;-)

 

[LM]

Fair play to you sir, tip of the hat to ya

 

[LM]

So who were u asking Lee?

Dynamictiling 3_fall apologies for the confusion

 

[Old Mod]

Dynamictiling 3_fall apologies for the confusion

Haha no apologies necessary Lee.

If u want to attract a particular member put the @ symbol before their Avatar name and then it will be clear to that person, they will be notified!
@LEE MAC

 

[LM]

Haha no apologies necessary Lee.

If u want to attract a particular member put the @ symbol before their Avatar name and then it will be clear to that person, they will be notified!
@LEE MAC

Ok thanks

 

[AliGage]

Am I the only one who uses rubber tiles? Haha after much persistence and patience... it didn't fit and I had to (grudgingly) split the small 'c' section of the tile at the part that ran under the cupboard door and piece it in. Good spot Lee ;-)

Ha! Was getting concerned, I've been sat in the corner rocking back and forth saying "there's no way that'll fit, there's no way that'll fit"

 

[Dave]

Am I the only one who uses rubber tiles? Haha after much persistence and patience... it didn't fit and I had to (grudgingly) split the small 'c' section of the tile at the part that ran under the cupboard door and piece it in. Good spot Lee ;-)

I was gunna say lol , no way in a million yrs would that go around the frame 🙂

 

[Glynn]

Top respect to you all. Quality tile cutting. These pictures show that there are good quality tilers out there. If all tilers were this good and knowledgeable I'd be out of work.

 

[Mr Tiler]

last couple before I hit the hay for work tomorrow. Cut using a angle grinder round a door frame. 600x600 fully vitrified heartwood. Again really easy cut haha

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I think what ali means is did you have to split the tile to get the cut in around the doorway or did you cut at the actual door frame to slide the tile in?

 

[Mr Tiler]

I think what ali means is did you have to split the tile to get the cut in around the doorway or did you cut at the actual door frame to slide the tile in?

Whoops should of read on sorry folks

 

[Andy Allen]

Where possible I always try and have a joint in the doorway. .....makes life alot easier. .

 

[StevieBoy]

Where possible I always try and have a joint in the doorway. .....makes life alot easier. .

As per post 21

 

[widler]

One i did a month or so ago,32ish m2 , all oak skirts/doors/arcs on ,7 door openings and a big sod off oak stair case bang in the middle (well nearly, it was sround 30cm out)
When i priced it it was a empty room , he said " well it will save me getting the joiners back

 

[widler]

Where possible I always try and have a joint in the doorway. .....makes life alot easier. .

If im honest andy, i have mine outside, skunk can stink the house out, customers can be funny buggers 😉

 

[Andy Allen]

If im honest andy, i have mine outside, skunk can stink the house out, customers can be funny buggers 😉

Very funny......🙂

 

[dynamictiling]

@widler I have got to say..... those cuts are outstanding mate. You have made a sterling job of that :-D

 

[Andy Allen]

@widler I have got to say..... those cuts are outstanding mate. You have made a sterling job of that :-D

Don't say that to him......we'll never here the last of it..lol

 

[Two-Trowels]

@widler I have got to say..... those cuts are outstanding mate. You have made a sterling job of that :-D

Have to agreee with this - superb cuts. How did you do the round cuts for the stairs?

 

[John Benton]

512mm hole-saw @widler ? 😉

 

[Ian]

The staircase was put in after the tiling, he's just fishing for likes. Needy northerner 😉

 

[widler]

Ha ha, funny 🙂
Rumbled , ok all the skirts/doors/ arcs were not on and the stairs were put in after , I hate you all

 

[AD Ceramics]

Ha ha, funny 🙂
Rumbled , ok all the skirts/doors/ arcs were not on and the stairs were put in after , I hate you all

I should have realised that after looking at the images and not a single black stain or mark from adhesive or grout to the oak.

 

[Ian]

Ha ha, funny 🙂
Rumbled , ok all the skirts/doors/ arcs were not on and the stairs were put in after , I hate you all

Lads, we're gonna need a bigger boat, this ones a fighter

 

[peteablard]

Not bad work for a plasterer Craig or should I say multi trader @widler 🙂
Seriously that's a cracking job mate

 

[widler]

I should have realised that after looking at the images and not a single black stain or mark from adhesive or grout to the oak.

That's because I work clean 😉

 

[widler]

Lads, we're gonna need a bigger boat, this ones a fighter

Not any more @Bri , that's why I'm training the daughter up , I've put a couple of vids on Facebook, cracking right hand