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GazLC81

Like the others said mate, start in the middle and then if the worktop is a bit out it will cause you less of a problem. I just tear bits of the box of tile and make my own wedges as I go.

This is with 3mm spacers,

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I always use 3mm on walls unless asked for something different
 

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