:lol::lol: Don't worry I won't, but I will advise him accordingly & thanks again.
If he does go for the bullnose option, I will make sure he picks the best tiles to take to the factory, ie. with good unfilled edge's.
Just thinking about other possibilities - Is the dewalt table saw any good at doing these kind of cut's? I guess the cut edges would need polishing up, but it may not look to good if the tile edges are pillowed/tumbled in the first place. If the tiles are rectified, filled honed & polished it may 'fit in' better with the look?
I'm thinking if you placed say a 12mm thick tile on the table at -6mm, and then angle the blade to 45 degrees it would take roughly half the edge off? Has anyone here tried that?
I'm wondering how soon I should invest in one of these saws - I used one on the course and it went through all the stone like butter :drool5:. The edges were so neat with no chipping, and I really liked it. My judgement would be based on how versatile the saw is. I'll put a search in and maybe ask a question in the tools section later.
There is a alot of desire to have stone in the area where i am based, so I would like to get the proper tools asap to ensure I can do the work to a high
standard.