They are only mitres?! eh?!?!

[dave l and l]

the latter is with the trim face on the inside .

 

[dynamictiling]

Dave I and I. That is some real nice work work mate :-D

As alot of yous have said putting the trim 'the other way' looks really nice aswell, personally it isn't something I have thought of doing myself but admittingly it does look killer! I always love how everybody, regardless of experience looks at jobs differently, has a different vision, a different approach, a different outcome, a different way of setting out. Seeing some of these examples really does prove there is more than one way to set out any tiling work.


Your way may be the best, it may be the worst, however we all get there in end. I am impressed with the amount of love and attention that alot of you guys put in. From my point of view i love nothing more than transforming a customers house into a showroom quality bathroom/kitchen/ dining room/ floor etc but as has been said your way might be best, might be the worst but at least you have put your own personal stamp on the job.

 

[dynamictiling]

Marble best, no trims needed! View attachment 83342

Outstanding. Outstanding!

Credit, where credit is due...

 

[Mike ramsdale]

 

[Mike ramsdale]

 

[Mike ramsdale]

Couldn't trim the circular window haha

 

[White Room]

Introduce yourself Mike and let us know about you The Welcome Forum - http://www.tilersforums.com/forums/the-welcome-forum.35/

 

[Mike ramsdale]

Sorry for the multiple posts, new to this lol, couldn't even fathom how to comment on each pic so ended up just with loads of random pics. Feel free to delete if it bugs you haha. Will introduce myself now. Cheers

 

[White Room]

You also do an album here Mike.

 

[One Day]

Two of mine - close up. Butech brass trims. (please excuse the chips)

 

[White Room]

Need a new blade mate

 

[dave l and l]

i found the butech trims a real pain. brassed chrome is really hard to cut. ended up going through a few hacksaw blades and cutting them with grinder. they are very shiny . also they are pretty expensive

 

[One Day]

i found the butech trims a real pain. brassed chrome is really hard to cut. ended up going through a few hacksaw blades and cutting them with grinder. they are very shiny . also they are pretty expensive

I find them ok. Prefer to use a decent hacksaw with my quansol box over a grinder.
One slip and they're goosed though!

 

[magga]

Best saw for cutting metal trim, in my opinion, is this: Proxxon KGS 80 Chop Saw - http://www.axminster.co.uk/proxxon-kgs-80-chop-saw-702066

Yes, it's expensive, but it more than pays for itself in time saved, and you can cut the smallest amounts off the trim if it's slightly too long.

 

[Old Mod]

Yeah @Sir Ramic has one of these,
he also highly recommends it.