The back butter buddy.

[Sean SML Tiling]

Just picked the last 1 up in my local store. Been looking for ages but they seem a little pricey. Cheers for the link dave

 

[Perry]

Only saw your post after mine went up lol, can you imagine us doing that, how long would a job take lol

Alan could take em all on a training course with me and charge £10 would be cheaper and quicker for them lol

 

[Alan.P]

Alan could take em all on a training course with me and charge £10 would be cheaper and quicker for them lol

Lol true though mate

 

[Gazzer]

How long before they join the rest of the "good" tools at the back of the shed ?

 

[Alan.P]

The correct tile spacing for wall tiling is a minimum of 2mm. The maximum will depend on the tile size tolerance and the tile grout used. The thicker the spacing and the deeper the tile, the more coarse grout you require.

Wouldn't get that far, money wouldn't pass hands lol

 

[DHTiling]

Wouldn't get that far, money wouldn't pass hands lol

You in the right thread ... That post by Dan isn't in this thread//

 

[Alan.P]

What day is it, who said that ????? No idea mate lol

 

[Alan.P]

You in the right thread ... That post by Dan isn't in this thread//

That is was strange I was quoting Neale ?

 

[DHTiling]

:lol: .. forum spook .. lol

 

[Alan.P]

Another ghost in the machine lol

 

[Andrew]

We all like a dolly that spins for 12 quid !

 

[pgc555]

Hi guys,
my name is Phil and yes, the inventor of the back butter buddy. I have no problem
with you having fun with this. I have been setting tile for over 40 years and
know that this simple little tool will help and is very safe and easy to use.
I have posted on other forums there in the UK and have gotten many positive replies. We have multiple companies that have desired to bring it there to the UK.
I know the mindset of tile guys, many don't like to change what they are already doing. That's fine and I'm not offended with any poking fun at it.

 

[AliGage]

Hi guys,
my name is Phil and yes, the inventor of the back butter buddy. I have no problem
with you having fun with this. I have been setting tile for over 40 years and
know that this simple little tool will help and is very safe and easy to use.
I have posted on other forums there in the UK and have gotten many positive replies. We have multiple companies that have desired to bring it there to the UK.
I know the mindset of tile guys, many don't like to change what they are already doing. That's fine and I'm not offended with any poking fun at it.

Hi and welcome Phil.

Fancy sending over a freebie or two for us to try out?

 

[Peter]

How are those lads getting on with theirs?

 

[pgc555]

Sorry Guys,
I sent 12 to the other Forum. They seemed to be a little more positive right away.

 

[Ian]

Sorry Guys,
I sent 12 to the other Forum. They seemed to be a little more positive right away.

The link to the other forum won't work from this one Phil, so I've removed it. I'm using a BBB as we speak, I'll post a few pics later.

 

[pgc555]

I saw that. Let me know what bucket the BBB sat onto. There were some issues with your buckets being 270mm - 295mm and the BBB ( in the present form ) is
300mm Remember, the BBB DOES NOT have to sit on a bucket, and it should NOT
SNAP onto it. The idea of using it with a bucket was so water and a sponge is readily available as well as a comfortable height off the floor.

 

[Gazzer]

I am awaiting feedback from Bri, It will be intersting to see what others that have actually tried it say too.

 

[Ian]

I can't find a bucket that it fits onto so,I've just got it sat on top of an upside down schluter bucket currently.

 

[Dan]

I like the idea of it personally!

Sort of like one of those cake spinners cake makers use. Sure my mum has one. Wouldn't take the weight of tiles though those. ha

 

[David - Tradetiler]

We would love to stock them and have been speaking to Phil, having it fit a common place UK bucket is very important

 

[Ian]

We would love to stock them and have been speaking to Phil, having it fit a common place UK bucket is very important

Thing is David I don't think the bucket part really matters as I had it loaded up all day long, I wouldn't want to keep lifting it and the tiles off the bucket to get to the contents. In all honesty it is better suited to being sat on a hop up.

 

[Protilers]

evening all........Ray and I shot a video about this today..........
I currently have a 24" fan cooling my laptop so I can get it online...........hehheheheheeeeeee

all the best

Lee

 

[Protilers]

swapped the 24" for a more "local" 14"...............I think it is going to ignite!

 

[Protilers]

here is the vid.....hope you enjoy:

[video=youtube_share;vgNufxrN-1E]http://youtu.be/vgNufxrN-1E[/video]