Tool inventions or adaptations

[The D]

Thats the same way I use a mitre block, piece of wood in the block with a gap at the edges to slide the trim in to hold it

Copy cat
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[doug boardley]

trim snips only do picture frame mitres, biggest waste of money I've ever spent!, I use a nobex type mitre saw, comes in useul for coving and conicing too

 

[Thespanishtiler]

Hi deanotile
Raimondi do a walking platform called the 'Isola'
like yours but based on a 2mm cross off steel with a platform on top so they go at the joint on any size of tile.
i have used them abroad but not seen them here, they where less than 10 euros a go

spanish

 

[The D]

That is outstanding thank you for that m8

 

[Benny Tiler]

You guys are very inventive.

I "modded" my van recently if that counts? :lol:

Where the wet saw goes completely dead space, so I built a shelf over the top of it. It's solid too.

 

[The D]

 

[Thespanishtiler]

nice one !

Yep thats them

we had loads of them and layed them in as we tiled, they do the spiked shoes so you can walk in the bed (still got a pair but never do 50m2 a day over here) and some big foot shoe plates to spread your load on laid tiles (never used these)

Spanish

 

[albyshellshear]

i dont think they would work for me being over 20 stone i would not like to take a chance so i will just keep of the tiles till the dry lol :lol::lol:

 

[macten]

trim snips only do picture frame mitres, biggest waste of money I've ever spent!, I use a nobex type mitre saw, comes in useul for coving and conicing too

They do internal mitres too Doug, just not as good as a block and saw