cutting holes in a ceramic tile..video..

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as the above says,.. a few posts re:the above have been posted,so here you go... :LOL:

was waiting on the kettle so put this togther,the holes i made were not for any supplies elect/plumbing but you get the drift...oh and yes i didnt clean them up with a file....

i aint no hollywood director.... :LOL: :LOL:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35c7ig-qMdA&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL

turn the sound down or you may go hard off hearing!!!.. ;)
 
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Well who would have though it, certainly not me! Relatively new to the trade as you know (around 5 years now) & still learning a bit hear & there but I’ve never seen that done before. I was rather sceptical when I saw it posted on the other threads but it seems very effective & even simple to do; brilliant video m8. ;)
 
old school rich,..but just as good as the machines and bits ya get now a days mate...within reason tho... :LOL:

well i wonder what you will be up to at the weekend then....???

practice makes perfect mate...enjoy... ;)
 
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Davie the vid of the 3 way mitre, they werent your lasses curtains you were cutting on were they ?

Fancy giving away ald school tricks, and they say a scotsman parts with nowt :LOL: :LOL:

Well done mate, the hole takes me back to 1978 :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:
 
The penny’s just dropped :rolleyes: Got some services cut around so I might even give the hammer trick a try, it'll certainly impress on the day as long as I don't start breaking tiles. :confused:

As an apprentice many, many years ago, I worked with a pump fitter whose tool bag consisted of 90% different sized & type of hammer. That guy taught me so many basic skills so I’m very aware that hammers are a far more versatile tool than most can ever imagine. You can do a lot with just two hammers & I later put that to good use as a panel beater (not sure if there are any of those left) but I would never have dreamt of trying to cut holes in tiles with them; that skill is so basic it must go back to caveman! ;)
 
its a good wee thing to know when you cant be.. a r s e d...to go to the van and get more carp out,..

hope it helps a few people out.... ;)

cavemen....yep sometimes the old ways are the best way..

cheers guys ;)

jc..starting to feel ma age...and am only 40 :D ...
you must be feeling anceint.... :LOL: :LOL:
 
its a good wee thing to know when you cant be.. a r s e d...to go to the van and get more carp out,..

hope it helps a few people out.... ;)

cavemen....yep sometimes the old ways are the best way..

cheers guys ;)

jc..starting to feel ma age...and am only 40 :D ...
you must be feeling anceint.... :LOL: :LOL:

Only 49 mate but after the last 4 days i feel 69, 120 m2 terrazzo repaired, re-honed and polished ( not terrazzo tiles by the way )
 
I seen a guy doing the same thing except he had a small mallet to work on and chipped with a chipping hammer, like a welder would use, it's the only time i have seen this done apart from tictics video. The guy I seen cut around every socket in a kitchen I had rewired like this, it was mad to watch!
 
I seen a guy doing the same thing except he had a small mallet to work on and chipped with a chipping hammer, like a welder would use, it's the only time i have seen this done apart from tictics video. The guy I seen cut around every socket in a kitchen I had rewired like this, it was mad to watch!

he must have been old like me and Davie :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:
 
Yeah he was really old, must have been in his fourties i guess!


ya cheekkyyy git 1john...... :LOL:

learnt this when i was 14yrs....from some MASTERS...ma... dad/uncles/BIG brothers/cousins.... ;)... thats when you were known as a "Grate Builder"....( Tile Fixer).... ;)
 
I am going to have a go at this one day, first though i need either a chipping hammer or a toffee hammer.
 

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