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Glad to hear! Thanks for letting me know!

@@smithjhonnysamuel3 Indeed! Much appreciated! 🙌💯

@OldGrumpyDude I still haven't tried those... I've been hearing about them for awhile now.... I'll put it on my list to check out👍

@@mikevalentine9556 💯

@Chloe-mf5ys the caulking that matches the Grout color is "siliconized"... meaning it has some silicone in it, but the blend allows it to match the Grout color. 100% silicone has superior features but is slightly more difficult to use, and doesn't match the Grout color, so that can be unsightly. I've been using the "siliconized " caulking my whole career, mainly because it looks nice👍. I haven't had issues with it, just need to touch it up sometimes

Absolutely, it just takes more skill, to adjust the properly. 👌 But they are really help with tiles over 3ft long💯

@@marvin-m6n tile it👍

@@tuhlaajapoika Much appreciated!!🙌🙌

Thank you! God is good! 🙌

Much appreciated!!👌

It is a blessing! She just celebrated a year working with me🙌

@@saldanakev Greatly appreciate it! 🙌

@@saldanakev Indeed, I don't regret my purchase 👌

@@miragroup5874 Not sure of this product name, but it's similar to Dekton, by Cosentino 👍

@HowToTileLikeaPro how about the tools used ?

@miragroup5874 Rubi Tools has a whole line of tools specifically made for installing these large panels👍. Check them out, they're great💯

Here it is👌👌 SCKUBMF Universal Multi Angle Measuring Ruler, 12 Section Ceramic Tile Opening Locator, Aluminum Alloy a.co/d/8FAbfVu

@@SenSelleslagh Either of these would work well👍. The wedges are my favorite

Yea, I used to strap a camera on me... but didn't like all the movement either🤦‍♂️... I've since changed the way I film 👍

Great question. I would highly recommend the saw I'm using in the video. It's the 7" Rigid saw from Home Depot. It's small, lightweight, and doesn't cost too much. I think I bought mine on sale for $300. It can handle most projects. If you are only tiling a small project, Home Depot does rent out tile saws as well👍

Glad you enjoyed it!

@SuperVoltmaster Reguard is a waterproofing/ Anti-Fracture Membrane. Mastic, like I'm using in this video is an adhesive that would replace thinset 👍

@gaurav-chauhan I prefer 0.79 mm but will use 1.57mm like this video

@ChazzMasterz true.. great point! 💯

Also why couldn’t you use the wall as the plum line and start from there?

If it's a backsplash I usually cut the top piece, so that I start with a full tile on the bottom👍. The bucket life for this thinset isn't the best, so I'd say only make what you can use in 2 hours.

I could use the wall as a plumb line since I mud floated it, and it's plumb... but it's too many tiles across. I'd rather have the plumb line in the center so it's less tiles to the left and right of it. 👍

Got it. Thank you for the reply. Wish me luck.

@allenmontesino7450 you got this bro💪💯. Email me if you have any others questions 👍

@jasonbengel Simple Grout has been around awhile, it's premixed, but doesn't offer the benefits of Prism SCG. For now, you'd have to go to a tile supply to buy Prism SCG 👍

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@@weapwnx1077 I was actually concerned about that as well. The tool worked great, but I did have to wipe it down from the mist moisture 👍

@TheRealDill93 that's the Rubi Dt-10in Max 👍 I have another video highlighting it, if you wanted to see it's benefits 👌

@@HowToTileLikeaPro thanks man

@zach934 that did concern me while cutting. Even if it's not directly spraying toward the tool, the overspray was significant even to have to wipe it down. Wondering if the guard would've prevented overspray🤷‍♂️

@@HowToTileLikeaPro i think it would help.

Это для аккамуляторной ушм, но не для сетевой😢

@BigPappaLos The Grabo definitely isn't cheap, but I love how safe it is. The main feature that sold me was that it automatically turns back on if it starts to lose suction👍. Not sure about other brands, but kinda scary trusting a tool with a heavy tile, so I chose to go with the Grabo👌

If I may, what's your reasons for not using an uncoupling membrane? I'm about to do a whole 1st floor and I'm trying to get as much info as possible. My home is 20 years old and concrete slab is super flat. Only part I have to level is the kitchen and some parts that have some thinset. Thank you.

After the water test, I attach the 2nd part of the clamping drain, then cover the weep holes with small pieces of tile👍

@@HowToTileLikeaProthanks for the response and knowledge but I meant how do you plug the weep holes to do the water test ? Bc I had a hot mop done and then i couldn't water test it bc of the weep holes. I have a plug for the drain but not for the weep holes. I hope that makes sense Mastro

@j.w.r.i2910 I get what your saying now. But if you plug the drain low enough, you don't have to worry about the weep holes. The weep holes are on the top part of the drain connection, that ultimately lead to the regular drain hole...so you plug the drain hole low enough, there's no issue there. I hope that makes sense 👍

@@HowToTileLikeaProoh I understand, is there a specific plug I need or that you recommend?

Thanks a million for that! I'm grateful the video was helpful 🙌

@@fredzimmer7295 💯💯👌

@@tonytomassoni4370 of course the shower drains🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

@brasha78 Thank you for the well thought out comment 👌. And yes, your theory with a jig would work if this fountain was a perfect circle. If I had built it from the ground up, that would have been the easiest method. But since I tiled around an existing fountain, I found this to be the easiest method. Though it may be hard to see in the video, many of the cuts are drastically different from each other, which makes this method really shine 👍

@@IEATUO 💯💯

I couldn't reply on your last video so I'm doing it on this one. How do you plug the weep holes up when water testing ?

@alexbull5838 Thanks, is the 7" Rigid Saw. It's lightweight, small for tight work spaces, and cuts up to 2' tile. It's around $300 and can handle daily use👍

Thank you brother. I second this bc I worked on Rigid 10'​ and it was awesome except maybe she splashed water right in my eyes😅

@@alexbull5838 🤣 🤣

Same 🤣🤣 I think that's my oldest tool👍

Absolutely, it cut clean and accurate too 👍👍

Nice!!💯💯

That's awesome! I love hearing how long these can last💯💯💪