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anyone know anything about the new bosch tile saw tc10.launched in the US.?

its a pity they arnt near me.I make a good living from silly people who watch large stains appear in downstair ceilings ,then wonder how the water got there.kilty is spot on you can take a horse to water etc.

last one was pocelain round shower base.made a template to a perfect fit transfered to tile, used wet cut on strait,then grinder on curve.it took for ever.tile band saw must be the answer

fein cut for cleaning tile back and surface to be tiled or as above

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i agree with mike.you will spend more time filling and sanding than replacing the back board.if depth is a problem use backer board screwed on to existing studs,or replace gyproc and if a shower tank it

the idea is excellent.but for the professional tiler it will stand or fall on the quality of the finished mitre.price is not the issue unless its marketed for the diys.i tried many chop saws in the past but in the end had to pay for a real flip over to get a decent joint in timber,so the same...

i had a similar thing from tesco.its basically an advertising card set up.the people selling the contract have bought a :right of sale: from homebase,then try and sell ad contracts to uncle tom cobly and all.I probably just covered the cost of the deal.would i repeat it? no. best spend some...

I LOVED EVERY ONE. each story is proof most of the polpulation is bonkers.ive had all kinds of similar stuff from crazy customers but some of the above is from a monty python sketch.tile on...

i agree about never drying.i spoke to manufacturers techys and ready mixed dries around exposed edge first. this seals the remainder of the adhesive from air drying.result on a non porous surface is that it will never go off.i learned the hard way. lift the tiles ,start again. best of luck.

hi i have found in re sealing shower or bath lips that you have to be very pedantic about cleaning and preparing.remove as much sealant as possible mechanically.ie feincut or flexiblade.then use a good silicon remover giving it enough time to soften up.repeat mechinical removal.remove residue...

if anyone is needing to roundover stone/granite edges ive just used a company in kent DK HOLDINGS LTD.they supply all types of cutting polishing gear.i used a large router bit on a grinder with 14mm thread to finish slate slabs, perfect finish.the catch is £100.00 +vat.if used regularly may...

never underestimate the time wasting ability of a hair dresser.i was promised allkinds of work from a local but im still waiting. cest la vie

welcome weegie im a bumkin in lanark

i often wonder is it the poorguys on the front line that are resposible for so many council cockups or are they the victims of never mind doing it properly just get it done within whatever crazy budget restraints have been handed down from on high.? as a past 60 geyser i remember when council...

you can use bleach with a scrubbing brush as long as your tiles arnt painted .bleach will take colour out. if a major clean doesnt work regrout. its a slow job but if you take your time it will look like new stick on your ipod and switch off from boredom.

hi i have a customer who has had a large patio laid in slate .the slate is more slab than tiles. various thicknesses 1" to about 3" the steps on the patio have been cut very cleanly but left with an edge like a razor.can the edge be bullnosed say with a router or would a cup grinder be best to...

any silicon used where water is present should use a sanitary silicon. screwfix give a varied choice about a tenner a tube.i use microban keeps mould free for years. there is a plastic moulding that clips on to a fixed rail it is expensive and crumbs etc still work under it.i would go for good...

it depends on how much damage there is.if the floor rotted you have no choice but to rip out and start again.any tiles sitting on a rotten floor will lift. kitchen units can be left if they have adjustable legs .new flooring can be fitted underneath provided there are no tiles under units.best...

hi i would try some form of hot air blower ducted to the underside of a vented tray.maybe the sieve with some flexi vent pipe.you could use a cheap argos fan heater,even a hair dryer. it depends on what area you need, double tray it, how much heat etc.