I owned this exact model, it was great for the short time it lasted. I was setting 36 x 8 tile and it would help in pushing them down until they were even with adjacent tiles. However, it failed to work after about 6 sessions of use. Too bad no mainstream tool manufacturers make them.
It's moving all over the place and you can't see how compressed the ridges are without the tile being glass. I imagine this works well if the substrate is completely flat
That's funny, my redneck brain immediately went there too. But I've yet to see where anyone has done it. I guess I will on my next job lol. Probably better than tapping gently 10000 times with a rubber mallet
You won't need anything like this for 12x24, backbutter and move side to side for good coverage. When you are dropping down big tiles, suction cups help and a quick vibration helps collapse and speed up time 👊
Let's be honest, it didn't do sh** Look at your hands and the amount of pressure your are putting on.. Once the air gets trapped, game over, it can't escape no matter the pressure you are putting on or vibration... It's all about the thinset/adhesive. Anyhow, that's a good coverage
Hey man. Still waiting on a video of you telling us how you got into the business if you ever plan on doing a video like that. I know that's not the kind of content you put out but would like to see something like that from you. Beautiful job as always brother. Keep calm and tile on
I do like that unit due to the strength of the suction cup. But I find that any of the deep tissue muscle massagers do an awesome job collapsing ridges Once again very awesome video very informative. I appreciate you brother. “FLIP”
You need always start from the empty area to the other tile and repeat the process trying to set same hight on the tile you installed before always to the other tile my friend i appreciate your video keep always hammering 😁
Backbutter enough, rubber hammer, leveling clips, way faster than this thing in my opinion. Maybe handt for the suction option but other than that i dont see any benefits from it, if it was good companies like makita Milwaukee dewalt etc … would make this type of tool
Less thin set then what? It looked as though he used a 1/2” notched trowel...not a 1/4”. How exactly was he supposed to leave more thin set on when he troweled it off? What was he supposed to do, use a trowel with no notches, then slather it on? Hey buddy...what’s your point anyways? What’re you trying to say? Just spit it out already!
@@martylucas8557 he didn't get full coverage on the back of the tile, besides why do you care so much and why are you getting so personal i wasn't talking to you
@@yousufkothawala270, I made it my business when you accused someone I like and respect of not showcasing a product correctly by means of skimping on material to make it look better or not as good. You leave one incomplete sentence. It looks like you maybe didn’t finish your comment. A channel such as Landberg’s, with the awesome content he’s delivered, deserves better than a half baked accusation. That’s my opinion and I’m sticking to it.
@@martylucas8557 , I never said his work is bad or he doesn't know how to tile as a matter of fact I actually think he is a very good tiler I even said in another comment "I wish I had a tiler like you in my area" because I actually like his work. My point is that there is always room for improvement ,if that is not what a professional thinks then he is not considered a professional
Glass shows why back buttering is so important
Very true
Damn you landberg, I’m going broke buying your damn review tools!🤣🤣
I owned this exact model, it was great for the short time it lasted. I was setting 36 x 8 tile and it would help in pushing them down until they were even with adjacent tiles. However, it failed to work after about 6 sessions of use. Too bad no mainstream tool manufacturers make them.
Can this tool be used as a back massager like car buffer?
It's moving all over the place and you can't see how compressed the ridges are without the tile being glass. I imagine this works well if the substrate is completely flat
I wonder if you could use a cheap Sander.
Someone make a video of that, please
Hey Landberg, can it self-level the tile? just with vibration? thanks
hi, maybe use a palm sander without sandpaper $39. I don't know not a tile master. Your videos are some of the best online. thank you
Good idea
That's funny, my redneck brain immediately went there too. But I've yet to see where anyone has done it. I guess I will on my next job lol. Probably better than tapping gently 10000 times with a rubber mallet
Hi i’m looking for some reviews of Atiler Fl600 and Raimondi large format vibrator
Does collapsing the mortar not work the same as 12×24 tiles that we need the vibrators
You won't need anything like this for 12x24, backbutter and move side to side for good coverage. When you are dropping down big tiles, suction cups help and a quick vibration helps collapse and speed up time 👊
Wanna buy it can you make available it in India
Please Quote the price sir? I'm interested buying thus machine
Let's be honest, it didn't do sh**
Look at your hands and the amount of pressure your are putting on..
Once the air gets trapped, game over, it can't escape no matter the pressure you are putting on or vibration...
It's all about the thinset/adhesive.
Anyhow, that's a good coverage
Hey man. Still waiting on a video of you telling us how you got into the business if you ever plan on doing a video like that. I know that's not the kind of content you put out but would like to see something like that from you. Beautiful job as always brother. Keep calm and tile on
Contact a few tile isntallation companies near you and ask if they need a helper that is willing to learn. Expect minimum pay while they teach you
Is it useful than grabo??
nope
Where you buy it ???
I am about to buy something like this. They have so many types on eBay. And in Germany it costs about 60 Euro. Thanks for your video.
I do like that unit due to the strength of the suction cup. But I find that any of the deep tissue muscle massagers do an awesome job collapsing ridges Once again very awesome video very informative. I appreciate you brother. “FLIP”
It seems that using rubber hammer easier
This just makes me want to set some glass tile in a house
How can i get it
Check Rubi Brand Vibrator most power full Good Quality and 10000 Rpm .
Send me one and I'll review it
Ret Kaya pratig kya hji
Order please
Khaha melegi
Nice 👍
You need always start from the empty area to the other tile and repeat the process trying to set same hight on the tile you installed before always to the other tile my friend i appreciate your video keep always hammering 😁
👊👊👊😎
Backbutter enough, rubber hammer, leveling clips, way faster than this thing in my opinion. Maybe handt for the suction option but other than that i dont see any benefits from it, if it was good companies like makita Milwaukee dewalt etc … would make this type of tool
Where’s the video for Montolit one?
Here you go brother 👊 th-cam.com/video/jX0zYe0M5Wg/w-d-xo.html
@@LandbergTileTV Thanks 👍🏻 much appreciated brother 😎
kick ass. tajima caulk gun review? stabila r beam review? kick ass
Have that R Beam kit ready for review! Sexy bag and sexy levels! Week or two👊😎
Qual é o valor do aparelho em euros para Portugal para para particular
Day late but I'll take it
Camera issues, will be on time this coming Tuesday!
@@LandbergTileTV hahah
I see this turning into a Milwaukee m12 tool.
Would be nice, but I don't see Milwaukee getting into the tile business any time soon.
@@LandbergTileTV Dewalt on the other hand...
The best one on Aliexpress is maximum 70€ the cheapest one are 40€. 200 is pure madness...
It really sounds cheap!! 🤣
Lol for sure, rubber is vibrating against the metal, stops when you press down, but obnoxious when you don't
A tile of that size you should be back buttering the tile anyway
Unless u use a WY trowel 😉
Pliz rs
this tool is useless ... this is glass if i have an opaque tile then theres no way for me to know if ridges ever get collapsed.
Pointless. You don't get to see the ridges on a real job. Just smack it with a rubber mullet and be done with it!
Badziew
You used less morter
Less thin set then what? It looked as though he used a 1/2” notched trowel...not a 1/4”. How exactly was he supposed to leave more thin set on when he troweled it off? What was he supposed to do, use a trowel with no notches, then slather it on? Hey buddy...what’s your point anyways? What’re you trying to say? Just spit it out already!
@@martylucas8557 he didn't get full coverage on the back of the tile,
besides why do you care so much and why are you getting so personal i wasn't talking to you
@@yousufkothawala270, I made it my business when you accused someone I like and respect of not showcasing a product correctly by means of skimping on material to make it look better or not as good. You leave one incomplete sentence. It looks like you maybe didn’t finish your comment.
A channel such as Landberg’s, with the awesome content he’s delivered, deserves better than a half baked accusation. That’s my opinion and I’m sticking to it.
@@martylucas8557 , I never said his work is bad or he doesn't know how to tile as a matter of fact I actually think he is a very good tiler I even said in another comment "I wish I had a tiler like you in my area" because I actually like his work. My point is that there is always room for improvement ,if that is not what a professional thinks then he is not considered a professional
4 minutes of useless dialogue, only one moment of necessary video. SMH
Thank the Lord for fast forward