Show us your mitres | mitred tiles

[AliGage]

Haha these are the time consumers Ali......

I go fully into the corner and then scribe the adjacent tile into it. So I use the wet cutter on the bevel at the angle of the bevel (if you get me) and then scribe and snap along the face between the two cuts.

And don't you just love siliconing the internal corners

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Yup. That's what I do. But after cutting the 45 I use the grinder to take out the raw bit.
The amount of metro tiling I've seen where it's straight cuts in the corner, and sometimes even grouted in leaving a string of diamond shape grout.

Definitely time consuming scribing them in but looks the dogs bits!

 

[henrywillicombe]

Mitered porcelain, nice little test

 

[Old Mod]

Nice job!

 

[henrywillicombe]

Cheers mate,

 

[AliGage]

Ditto!

You need a better camara though. :s

 

[henrywillicombe]

It was an I phone 4 I think, done it last winter, had to build a wetroom for client. That triangulatior piece had to be done so the old boy could get his wheel chair in

 

[henrywillicombe]

I think I just invented a new word

 

[AliGage]

That's one of the Great things about what we do. Getting over those awkward, fiddley bits.
Looks well mate!

 

[henrywillicombe]

If it helps what I do on porcelain is mitre the tile leaving a couple of mil on it, then take that of with a polisher, time consuming but stops it from chipping. I've got the Dewalt cutter but I find it doesn't cut true on a 45, next time I have to do a load of mitres will try that mitre wheel from ats

 

[kevsalt]

really neat work that ...love it ...never had to do much mitering people up here just wont pay for that kind of detail