mitre a tile

this job would give me the opportunity to mitre the tiles which is another skill i could learn,,most jobs will involve trim so i wont be mitreing them but id actually like to learn how to do this anyway.:thumbsup:

I admire your eagerness to learn the finer points of the trade kilty, good on you :thumbsup:

Just bear in mind what other people have already said, it can be a real pain in the ***.
 
My advice would be to walk away,if you have a flip table wet cutter then the mitiring is easy to do,however if the customer does not want to pay for the trim why waste your time making a job they are obviously not bothered about look good ,if you really want to learn how to mitre a tile do not do it on a paying job,instead go and buy the cheapest box of tiles you can get and practice till your hearts content in you free time:thumbsup:
 
My advice would be to walk away,if you have a flip table wet cutter then the mitiring is easy to do,however if the customer does not want to pay for the trim why waste your time making a job they are obviously not bothered about look good ,if you really want to learn how to mitre a tile do not do it on a paying job,instead go and by the cheapest box of tiles you can get and practice till your hearts content in you free time:thumbsup:
Gr8 advise
 

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