The back butter buddy.

[John Benton]

I've got an old turntable in loft...might get that down and modify it.

Doug Double Decks :lol:

 

[Peter]

Usually just spin mine round on the water bucket, works fine. Doubt the pivoting plate would work too well after 3 days once it gets rapidset in it. :lol:

 

[Gazzer]

I like my gadgets/tools but ...Nah, I am out.

 

[Perry]

both of those two would be much to slow for me

 

[tommyzooom]

I do like it, I've 50m of 60x60 porcs on next week, and it would definately save the arms,
I might try and knock one up, 2 discs of mdf, grooved, and a few ballbearings

 

[Alan.P]

So guys your all telling me that none of you stand the tile on its edge on the floor, on a baton or your toes and butter it up over, why? Easy simple and free ???????

 

[Alan.P]

both of those two would be much to slow for me

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

 

[ianflem]

I usually stack tiles upside down and work off that,Like the idea though so I pulled an old tripod out and a off cut of ply
out the shed....


Seem's to be sturdy enough, height adjustable & spins freely,I'll give it a try this week and see if it holds out.

 

[DHTiling]

I like ya thinking lol lol ..

 

[ianflem]

Lol..Yip a Sunday when the kids are away,Wife's at work...A what can I do moment ? Ahh "Butter Buddy"
Ain't had any probs before but thought I'd give it a go for less than $60 :lol: Only time will tell...
(Patent NOT Pending) lol

 

[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