As others have commented, great to see someone else who has to go back to the saw several times to get it right. And those mosaics 🤦♂️, I've had to spend more time planning and wasted tile strips for them to match. Designers loooove to make us sweat and go nuts. 😉 Thanks for another good video. Been tiling for 20 years but we can always learn.
I've learned more from your videos then anyone else. I always leave a disaster of a mess behind though, seeing you do the same makes me feel a lot better, everything can be cleaned up after.
Some of the absolute best tutorial videos online! Appreciate very much your time and effort. Also thanks for leaving in the times that things don’t work out. It’s nice to see that jobs can be frustrating for even those who know what they are doing too. Lol
Great little video, BRT style. It shows how it can be done with cheaper saw and also what is/are the benefits of a pro-grade saw. Important thing is, we have choices. As usual Mr Off-subject guy here ... I am curious if those glasses are for protection only or prescription as well? Have been looking for something like that for a while but no luck. If you can share where you got them or model that would be great. Thanks Steve! 👍💪👊
😆 not prescription yet…but I think it might be soon. Squinting is happening more & more on those hard to read instruction labels 😆 they are supposed to be anti fog. Wife bought them, will find out brands
@@BathroomRemodelingTeacher Thank you so much! I wear contacts and in our line of work once the dust gets in those it becomes a nightmare. I have to stop everything, go to bathroom and rinse them all the time. Huge hustle and super inconvenient. Not to mention that I have to explain to my customers what am I doing in their bathroom three times a day. 🤣
The wife wants 4x16 subway with a accent "strip" that is 13x36 but the big tile is about a 1/16" thicker than the subway. Any ideas on how to make it work? I was thinking of a edge strip or just skim coating the subway area the day before to build it up.
It's always so nice when you include the screw ups. It's encouraging to know it's normal and not because I'm just an idiot! 😂❤
It’s rare when a project works seamlessly 😆 I used to ask for camera be turned off during those moments 😆
As others have commented, great to see someone else who has to go back to the saw several times to get it right. And those mosaics 🤦♂️, I've had to spend more time planning and wasted tile strips for them to match. Designers loooove to make us sweat and go nuts. 😉 Thanks for another good video. Been tiling for 20 years but we can always learn.
I've learned more from your videos then anyone else. I always leave a disaster of a mess behind though, seeing you do the same makes me feel a lot better, everything can be cleaned up after.
😆 someday I’ll clean up my act 😆 I always say that at beginning of job, couple wrong tile cuts later and cleanliness goes out the window…
I laughed so hard when your cut was off! I've been there so many times! Great videos and I appreciate you not leaving out your mistakes!
I love it when pros include the mistakes. We all make them. No project goes without some mistakes. Thank you for keeping it real. Love the content
Some of the absolute best tutorial videos online! Appreciate very much your time and effort. Also thanks for leaving in the times that things don’t work out. It’s nice to see that jobs can be frustrating for even those who know what they are doing too. Lol
Thanks 😊
Sure wish your course was available when I stumbled into a bathroom remodel years ago!
I like the fact that you sound like you're in awe when you make a mistake
Like the chair rail, nice👍
Great little video, BRT style. It shows how it can be done with cheaper saw and also what is/are the benefits of a pro-grade saw. Important thing is, we have choices. As usual Mr Off-subject guy here ... I am curious if those glasses are for protection only or prescription as well? Have been looking for something like that for a while but no luck. If you can share where you got them or model that would be great. Thanks Steve! 👍💪👊
😆 not prescription yet…but I think it might be soon. Squinting is happening more & more on those hard to read instruction labels 😆 they are supposed to be anti fog. Wife bought them, will find out brands
@@BathroomRemodelingTeacher Thank you so much! I wear contacts and in our line of work once the dust gets in those it becomes a nightmare. I have to stop everything, go to bathroom and rinse them all the time. Huge hustle and super inconvenient. Not to mention that I have to explain to my customers what am I doing in their bathroom three times a day. 🤣
The wife wants 4x16 subway with a accent "strip" that is 13x36 but the big tile is about a 1/16" thicker than the subway. Any ideas on how to make it work? I was thinking of a edge strip or just skim coating the subway area the day before to build it up.
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