Show Us YOUR Work Thread - Tilers Pictures

Edit May 2024: THIS is a New Show Us Your Work Thread for 2024 Onwards

This is the new Tilers Showcase Forum where we want new tiling work added, with each tiling job you complete having a thread of its own so people can see what kind of work you do, and potential customers can find your work

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I thought it was about time we had a thread dedicated to all members of Tilers forums to show us any work that they do.

Be it from installing a kitchen to garden decking. Show us your work! Get those pictures taken, but then do something with them! Actually add them to a thread and some facebook groups with your website link in them etc and it'll help spread the tile love.

If you have done a job then please do share it with us.

Pics are a MUST as what is the point of sharing a job without them..:smilewinkgrin:.

So if you do a job and you take a few pics then please do share it with us.

Lets make it a big thread for all to view and input in.

Thanks Dave ..

 

[steve-tiler]

Looking smart rainsco, very nice job

 

[Chalker]

Very nice!

not sure about the tray. I think a tiled tray would have continued the seamless look.

very good mitres.
what do you use to glue them?

 

[rainsco]

tray is customers choice. this customer lady has totaly fear of patina and dirt. so i groat the joins with epoxy in beige.

mitres are glued with akepox 2030. i mixed the color with fitting akemi color tubes. i tested integra which is available in 1000 colours but i go for epoxy because of diffrent causes.

i do a lot of jobs now with glued mitres.. its cool on stairs:

 

[charlie1]

If carlsberg did tiling eh! That finish is breathtaking.

 

[White Room]

tray is customers choice. this customer lady has totaly fear of patina and dirt. so i groat the joins with epoxy in beige.

mitres are glued with akepox 2030. i mixed the color with fitting akemi color tubes. i tested integra which is available in 1000 colours but i go for epoxy because of diffrent causes.

i do a lot of jobs now with glued mitres.. its cool on stairs:

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Your manual cutters are Karl Dahm what is the wet cutter???

 

[rainsco]

i have made a video for the stair action: https://vimeo.com/115015148

the dry cutters are not from karl dahm they are direct from my friend hubert kaufmann. http://www.kaufmann-tools.at/

the little wet cutter is a king cut. its a cheap osteuropean machine. i like it because its leightwheigt. in germany its distributet by www.prommersberger-werkzeuge.de

the long cutter is custom made with a rail and head from http://www.steintrennmaschinen-englhard.de/

the manual center i use in the video with a 45 degree cutter is from http://www.seelbach-international.com/html/maschinen.html
i think its a swedish product.

 

[On one]

Well impressed.

 

[John Benton]

i have made a video for the stair action: https://vimeo.com/115015148

the dry cutters are not from karl dahm they are direct from my friend hubert kaufmann. http://www.kaufmann-tools.at/

the little wet cutter is a king cut. its a cheap osteuropean machine. i like it because its leightwheigt. in germany its distributet by www.prommersberger-werkzeuge.de

the long cutter is custom made with a rail and head from http://www.steintrennmaschinen-englhard.de/

the manual center i use in the video with a 45 degree cutter is from http://www.seelbach-international.com/html/maschinen.html
i think its a swedish product.

I've hired the 1.25m cutter from my supplier and thats a Kaufmann, cuts like a knife through butter, might try one next time

 

[rainsco]

kaufmann makes espacially the long ones much lighter. i have a 90cm prototyp which is reduced in weight. release at the BAU fairy in january. i can post pics then.

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

Nice film mate, Superb work on the staircase !

 

[Spud]

That is outstanding work as always Rainsco I love the steps
I have been doing some bathrooms with mitres recently but dont have the tooling you have
1200x 600 and 900 x 450 cut on site with a 115mm grinder and polished back with a hand polisher , filled one with resin the other with grout , just debating how to finish the last bathroom, how do you finish your mitres with glazed porcelain do you always sand back a 5mm bevel or do you sometimes keep them sharp?

 

[Qwerty]

Excellent work guys! Great to see this thread alive again [emoji106][emoji4]

 

[rainsco]

nice garry,

i don´t use the miller very often. i just use it when i have lot of stairsteps and can work at home. on site i use the wet cuter (for mitre) and sand the mitres exact with a 100 grid diamond dry pad to edge and then i use a aggressive 50 grid diamond dry pad to do the rest but not to close to the edge. if i don´t glue the mitres the tile is ok out of the wet cutter. if i glue the mitres i have to sand.

i try to get porcelain with a core in colour of the glaze. if its not, i say the customer just a normal groat mitre is possilbe or on stairs we have to work with rails.

here is a projekt with glazed porcelain. i mixed the glue from akepox grey/green with a white colour paste. the core of the tile is a little bit darker so i think i bevel it very sharp.

when you look at the wet cutter. the table is more than 45 degrees. and then i sand it to edge with the grinders. its supersave and fast.

 

[rainsco]

thats my site set up when i have place.. pics from the bath above are bevore sanding. i form the glue with a silicon , dont know the word in english .. former? the little rubbers.

 

[peteablard]

I've hired the 1.25m cutter from my supplier and thats a Kaufmann, cuts like a knife through butter, might try one next time

Is that from STS by any chance John?