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Peter
2. Keying walls
3.Raking joints
4. Scribing curves
Whoops, could have sworn there were more uses :lol:
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2. Keying walls
3.Raking joints
4. Scribing curves
Whoops, could have sworn there were more uses :lol:
The only problem with using a saw, is the dust.. That stuff is BAD for you! I usually use a stanley on the 6mm board, but it's no good for the 12mm.. Does the Hardie knife work on 12mm? Or, after reading Bubblecraft's post, should i be asking if the knife works at all?? 😀
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Jeff the tiler
Must be my van without it any other tools would be redundant! Must be a week this week of broken scrapers. Just snapped mine in two after many years. It was a good friend but i think asking it to lift a 60 x 60 at it's old age was to much for the poor fellow
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Bubblecraft
It works as a scribe. Won't cut all the way through so when you snap it, it feathers as it does when using a knife. An old handsaw does the job great though it knackering. It's as harmful as mixing rapid set, plaster or OPC. At the end of the day, it's a cement based product. Here's one from today using a handsaw.
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Bubblecraft
You learn something new every day 😉
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charlie1
stanley knife for backer boards for me! although i did cut some with jigsaw this week
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ifindoubtgrout
rollers for washboy,its a long day without them.
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