Different Mitre Testing

[rainsco]

i made the step tile for my showroom to offer the massive edges thing. this one is getting really nice. i like it very much.



ok, it was no cheap thing to experiment with a lot of mobile tools but its an invest. i think i can offer this kind of edge this year. my dream is also to built wash basins and making a lot of mason things in bathrooms. the next weeks i want to plan and build a washing basin with a shower line drain.

 

[Spud]

i made the step tile for my showroom to offer the massive edges thing. this one is getting really nice. i like it very much.

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ok, it was no cheap thing to experiment with a lot of mobile tools but its an invest. i think i can offer this kind of edge this year. my dream is also to built wash basins and making a lot of mason things in bathrooms. the next weeks i want to plan and build a washing basin with a shower line drain.
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Outstanding work Rainsco, factory finish

 

[Peter]

Lovely mitres, hard to see the join.

Love the sucker clamps too, never seen them before.

 

[rainsco]

the clamps are from weha but the quality is not very nice. i found out the manufactor in far east but there are also expensive there.

 

[jonnyc]

oh yes
a veritable weinachts markt of germany finest.
who could not wish for a finer stocking filler from st nick than the smogasbord of tools you have laid out .
you never cease to impress rainsco.

 

[rainsco]

hi tool fans,

in this year i have a lot of standard work to do because of the german angst. they all invest in boring tenements.

but now i have a job where i can test on the mitre tools.
my flex is upgraded with a new 180mm blade with slots to get more water for mitering the 2cm stones. works fine but its a question of the right technic. i have to do a little step cut before and then dive in.
look at my self made rail cutter. i can bark natural stone with it. i like it and its easy to handle. no tables, easy weight.
heres some pics of the machine park on the current job: