Cutting plastic trim?

[Fekin]

We won't anyway.....

Arf arf..... arf :goofy:

 

[GatesheadCol]

I started using the cutters as thewy were used and sold on NETT course. However I have fu8nd that with especially thicker trims they can squash the trim slightly which makes the mitre not perfect so I have opted for hacksaw and mitre box.

They're ok on 6mm trim but what tiles do you get these days that require 6mm trim????

 

[DHTiling]

I started using the cutters as thewy were used and sold on NETT course. However I have fu8nd that with especially thicker trims they can squash the trim slightly which makes the mitre not perfect so I have opted for hacksaw and mitre box.

They're ok on 6mm trim but what tiles do you get these days that require 6mm trim????

Not many........hacksaw and mitre box for me......

 

[bobbin]

Hacksaw it is then, thanks guys.

 

[Grace'sDad]

Or you could use one of these.
I believe Fekin swears by them :lol:

 

[smurf21]

i use mitre cutters on 6mm and 8mm trim and hacksaw on anything bigger because the mitre cutters tend to squash the larger trims

 

[peter241]

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Well here's a picture of it:furious3:

Ive been using these trim cutters for a few years and have found them to be really good for 6-9mm pvc trims, they will not cut metal trims and the larger pvc trims squash so you dont get a perfect joint. weigh up the amount of 6-9mm trims you use and if its as much as i use then its worth getting a pair. once you try them i guarantee you will keep using them, they save a lot of time

 

[CLAYS TILES]

Or you could use one of these.
I believe Fekin swears by them :lol:

gangsta knife!

 

[bobbin]

Or you could use one of these.
I believe Fekin swears by them :lol:

Damn, and if you get lost in the jungle you could hunt with that thing :yes: