It is New Tool Tuesday! - New Tools Other Tilers Have Bought Recently

[Qwerty]

Is the Stanley brighter??

 

[Italy]

Is the Stanley brighter??

in the pictures yes, but bosch has three levels of luminosity
and it was set to 2, I realized now with the application
that I installed on my smartphone.

 

[Italy]

in the pictures yes, but bosch has three levels of luminosity
and it was set to 2, I realized now with the application
that I installed on my smartphone.

 

[Italy]

 

[Italy]

with this additional accessory,
the laser turns with the phone.

 

[Old Mod]

I knew that Bosch was thinner.

Good Antonio?

 

[Italy]

Good Antonio?

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for porcelain no, is a liquid paste, I gave it to a marble worker
because the 120x240 that I posed, had a
grooved
I solved with diamond pads.

 

[Old Mod]

for porcelain no, is a liquid paste, I gave it to a marble worker
because the 120x240 that I posed, had a
grooved
I solved with diamond pads.

Have you tried this?

 

[Italy]

Have you tried this?

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no marc
is to fix 45 °?

 

[Old Mod]

no marc
is to fix 45 °?

I am told is very good, very strong.
Full epoxy 12-15 hours cure

 

[Italy]

I am told is very good, very strong.
Full epoxy 12-15 hours cure

why do not you use h40 extreme?

 

[Old Mod]

why do not you use h40 extreme?

It’s for filling external mitres.
Extreme is adhesive.
Can it be coloured?

 

[Italy]

It’s for filling external mitres. (This I had understood)
Extreme is adhesive. (
yes, but epoxy, so with the right dose of hardener,
you might tentere)
Can it be coloured? (what do you use now as a coloring agent?)

marc, it's just my guess
I do not know the practice of mitres, the only doubt I have.
remains the coarse grain of the extreme, not the end like the one used by the marble workers.

 

[Old Mod]

marc, it's just my guess
I do not know the practice of mitres, the only doubt I have.
remains the coarse grain of the extreme, not the end like the one used by the marble workers.

The open mitre is grouted with resin, when cured polish to finish. It helps protect edge from damage. It is not used to adhere mitre together. We stick mitred edge to substrate with tile adhesive and over fill.
The excess adhesive is removed and taken back 2-3mm inside mitre edge. When set, fill mitre with resin.
The only time resin may be used to adhere is when creating down turn on counter top, stronger hold than tile adhesive.

 

[Old Mod]

The problem with gluing mitre together with full epoxy resin is that if there is substrate movement, instead of just joint opening up to be re filled, the epoxy resin is so strong it can tear tile instead of joint opening.