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That's a bit of a beast Albert.
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No deflection on this one View attachment 97896
Get a piece of wood and mark and cut wood so that it just sits between rails at front of cutter, then try all along rails to see if it is tight or loose, turn rails until wood is exactly same all the way along then tighten everything up.
Yes I check my tx1200 to make sure running true before I use it on a job and tighten everything upHave you had this before mate?
Yes I check my tx1200 to make sure running true before I use it on a job and tighten everything up
Is there any play on the mechanism ie the cutting part between the rails, try moving left and right there should be no play
Good on you to up your game, that’s what will get customers phoning you and you not needing to advertiseI'll have a look tomorrow. It probably needs a bit of TLC. I'm trying really hard at the mo to up my game and its a bit frustrating, but I'll get there
Good on you to up your game, that’s what will get customers phoning you and you not needing to advertise
Buy a better tape measure Jerry, then you won’t have to lay the floor first! HahaUsed to do as above for same reasons but as I'm tiling a lot of bathrooms with same tiles on walls and floor I find it easier to tile floor first then tile off of the floor to ensure grout joints line up .
Got a good tape measure . HUMAN ERRORBuy a better tape measure Jerry, then you won’t have to lay the floor first! Haha
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