Reading through some of the threads lately, and I clocked that now we are really well established, the comfortablity of sharing knowledge is also established.
So back in the day a tiler perhaps wouldn't have shared something that he thought his local competitor (fellow tiler) wouldn't have benefited from to the point of him perhaps one day undercut him on a job with etc
Yet these days we seem a lot more comfortable bettering a local guys skills and whatnot by sharing tips etc
If you could think of a couple of things that you read in the forum that saved you money and / or time, what would it be?
So back in the day a tiler perhaps wouldn't have shared something that he thought his local competitor (fellow tiler) wouldn't have benefited from to the point of him perhaps one day undercut him on a job with etc
Yet these days we seem a lot more comfortable bettering a local guys skills and whatnot by sharing tips etc
If you could think of a couple of things that you read in the forum that saved you money and / or time, what would it be?
then slide a Stanley knife ( other craft knives are available) in around the top of the profile. Once you have a bit of space work the steel rule in behind the profile. Then push a screwdriver or old chisel in the top between profile and wall. Using a sawing motion work the steel rule down. When it becomes hard move the chisel/screwdriver down to create leverage on the profile. 
