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Love the tips, but the camera movements were messing with my vertigo 😵‍💫

Solid video. One question though. What is the minimum wet tile saw one could use to cut these properly? I tried with a very basic wet tile saw and that didn't work!

This is gold, thank you sir

It works just fine. What I do is roll on a thinner mastic called " red guard " then I use thin set.

what size (MM) of spacer you use ?

Doesn’t sag either. I use in non wet areas.

If I have to cut a tile to fit vertically should it be the lowest one or the tallest (for the side of a kitchen island)? And how much time do I have to work with this thin set?

Has anyone been able to find this product in the big box stores? Seems like Home Depot offers a variant called 'SimpleGrout' from the same manufacturer ("Custom Building Products") for about half the price of Prism SCG Grout. Makes me wonder if it's the same product as Prism SCG Grout, with a different label?

Dewalt hand held tile saw…. Is all I have to say. - get one

Now I can cut with 2 hands yay

I'm waiting for the inevitable incoming lawsuits due to electrocution

What tile saw is that

And number 6...a tool that can't get wet. Brilliant

Grabo is fairly expensive... would a cheaper one suffice? Thank you for the tips and great video sir!

How do you plug the weep holes ?

You're awesome sauce!! This is SUPER helpful and you do amazing work, Sir!! Thanks so much for taking the time to share this with us!! 💪🙌🎉

CUSTOM does recommend sealing natural stones before any grouting

3 days (72 hrs) before water exposure

It really IS the easiest grout to use....... PERIOD!

Why would you make it so you shower don’t drain????

Good advise for whom planning to tile round door steps.

First I want to say what an awesome video and the following information that I have I don’t want it to be considered negative or condescending, but I do have a suggestion. Considering the radius and circle, and how true and perfectly round it is, wouldn’t it be wise to create a jig where you would be able to set up the three pieces of porcelain tiles in a row with spacers in between and then after calculating one row and the angle of cuts by the line between You could put this J piece of cardboard or a piece of wood but that shape right over the top of those three pieces score your line maybe by using a scowl and not a clay marker and you could zip through all of your pieces pretty quickly. Above all, thank you for the video incredibly awesome use of angles and I love your theory. Do it right or do it twice? I’m not certain if those were the words that you had used, but I can tell that you care about your product, the end result and the customer satisfaction and that’s the way each and every Contractor subcontractor anybody that works in a construction field should be doing their job. Myself I am a handyman that likes to do everything from drywall to snow removal to tile with paint and honestly anything I can fix. I love making things right. Got into fixing my kids toys and have had great success with remote control cars all the way to swapping out thermal conditioning units on PlayStation and installing antennas for better range. Whenever I do a job for anyone, my principal is I want them to feel like they got value out of the experience and that they’re satisfied with the results. I don’t get into a job looking just to make money and sometimes upfront I won’t charge for my time considering consultation or education about something that I’m familiar with. I feel like if that person decides to choose me for the task we will be way more likely to come to an agreement. Thanks for the awesome video here it’s fire. 🔥

yeah no risk of silicosis with triton board and its lighter

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Nice job. Thank you. What wetsaw is it? Is it great for work? Thank you.

Which mic are you using? You voice is so crisp and professional

Send those instructors to the real world not just on very small areas we need to see who do they do it in a complete shower

I have a pair of ceramic tile nippers that are 14 years old

They’re still a weapon

Is that cutting 3/8 porcelain?? That would be unreal for how old it is

I have the same tile cutter

Got same one 20years old...excellent tool...500£ new

Esta es la tile cutter de mi papa,con esa aprendi hace 20 años ❤🎉

Sick I have that same one just smaller. For 12x12. My pops has had it for about 30 years or so

that's so fucking sick

Funny In The Amazon They Putted “For Ceramic” Because They Know After You Cut A Few Tiles The Diamond Wheel Not Cutting Anymore, That Is Why They Have A Poor Customer Reviews. Amén.

Yes they are. I learnt how to lay 6x3 and 3x3 without them first. Clips don’t substitute both skill and surface prep. And readers will hate this, but if you can’t lay tiles without clips and can’t screed you’re not a tiler, you’re a handyman

Thanks a lot. This helped out on my project I did at home. Peace and blessings 🙌🏽💯🤙🏽

So they’re completely reusable?

What a waste

Can you add a complete row of accents to an existing shower?

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This is so helpful and easy to follow. Thank you!

Just begging to lose some digits

Are you in Florida? Would love to hire you if you are!

Update: I've stopped using cement board products like Durock, Hardibacker and Triton and have since switched to using Johns Manville GoBoard. Used it on my last two jobs. It's way lighter that any cement board products, cuts super easy with a razor knife, very easy to work with and it's 100% Waterproof. Granted it's more expensive than the cement board products but it's ease of use and no waterproofing required makes up for the difference in price. Depending on the individual, the only downside might be the suggestion to wear gloves since GoBoard is fiberglass coated which can lead to itchy skin or little fiber glass slivers on your hands. That said, I've since handled over 60 sheets without gloves and have only had one sliver.

montolit dna blades are the best

Can you use this for glass subway tile

True Story... My client is an architect an actually made drawings of the tile layout and taped it to the wall. He did this for each shower, for the fireplace, and the kitchen splash. Unfortunately, I installed it staggered because the upstairs area was staggered, not realizing until THE NEXT DAY that the splash was supposed to be a straight layout 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️. When my client brought it to my attention the next morning, I couldn't believe I missed that detail, even though the drawings were taped to the wall!🤣🤦‍♂️. Fortunately for me, my clients said they liked it better staggered....I insisted that I would change it and install it the way they originally desired, but they insisted that I leave it, saying they honestly liked it better. Even the pro's make mistakes.... the only difference is when Pro's make mistakes, they end up being better than the original plan! 💯🔥 As I was laughing at myself for installing it wrong, and my clients ended up liking it... the 1st thing that came to my mind was @davidgoggins saying "you don't know me Son!" So here's my Goggins edit🤣🤣💯.

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