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Discuss Do tilers give away too much hard earned information? in the British & UK Tiling Forum area at TilersForums.com.
If there was NO Diy and no forum to help them, maybe Tile shops would suffer even more..
With tiles there is always some one willing to sell them cheaper than you because there are 1000's of supplies and exclusivity is a thing of the past.
that sounds odd coming from someone with the name of Discount Tile Supplies !
I am not a time served tiler, I am a time served HVAC pipefitter Welder, but haven't really done that for years. Too many years on the clock really... I have never understood anyone getting as upset or uptight as some of you guys on here. Don't you guys realize that the very people you are saying are idiots are in turn also giving you extra work. How many of you have had to go in after someone elses bodge job, a few I would think. You can normally charge what you like and within reason take as long as you like due to you being an expert. I have been on some of these short courses and I have to say while it will not make you a time served person in that particular trade it does give you a start. I then worked with other tilers which was when my learning really began, but without the courses I wouldn't have even got a look in. I have also seen a few time served trades people in general, my trade included which are an absolute waste of space. One of the best pipefitters I worked with never did any formal training. Don't be too quick to rubbish everybody for having a go, there is always someone a lot better than you.
A good point well saidWhen I first started out, my boss was one of those old Italian Terrazzo men, one of the first to do Terrazzo over here. I was lucky he taught me everything, to pass the knowledge on (hes in his late 70's). I will forever be grateful to him, even if he could be a bit of a whatsit most days. The old ways and skills are a dying art now, which saddens me. People have to learn these skills, or the specialist trades disappear. If someone wants to learn something I do not see any reason not to teach them, like Muse says some people do have a natural talent for these things, others simply do not even if they have been doing it for years.
Pebbs
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