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I'm crying just watching this $$$$$ schluter product being used for a demo. lol

Aren't you supposed to squeeze a bead of sealant between the boards?

How do you take off the guard on the Cutoff tool?

How did you measure the angle?? I haven't started a flooring project but I do know that you should leave a gap between the laminate and the wall. Going to have to redo your floor when it starts to expand causing cupping.

Did 4' tiles even exist 20 years ago? It's wild that we're needing saws to rip these huge tiles these days,

the best tile saw I've ever used. much much better that any fancy saws ex, IQ, RUBI etc. I wish they made it a bit wider with laser guide as well as clamps attachable for the next model. I will definitely buy another.

no, I disagree. the screw tile clip is very versatile. for instance, while you are doing wall tiling, unlike clip and wedge system, you can slide it in the grout joint to correct the tile which is already fixed without taking tile off as long as the glue is still fresh or when clip and wedge system failed while tightening it with a trigger. It's not mainly usable, but it's one of a must tool and very handy.

nice!! Wouldn't be easier to just by 2 curbs and cut in half and make 4 without buying an extra big sheet of Schluter $$$ and all the work? Just a thought. Cheers for sharing great vid and wow its durable. What do you think of Ever Built Shower kits?

Where i can find that micro fiber sponge???

Great info!

Use spray bottle with Grinder to eliminate dust.

Love it, want one.

Is it truly necessary? 🤔

I wonder how many organs I gotta sell to afford this lol. Sigma does make a nice snapper

That's pretty neat.

Go Berg!

Still?

I like this style of sigma handle, sounds like my Montolit P3, very satisfying sound

What table is that

Bruh this tool is years old already. Why dont you review the dce410 that just camer out?

What steel are they using on the blade

Lol you purposefully don't collapse the ridges on the first example, while doing it on the 'correct' last one.

Thank you for the great video! Did you use the sealer on the areas you used the silicone caulk? Thanks

Useless

It's time to water the flowers after the rain...🥴

There is no need to advertise as if you are going out of your way...

Does the thermostat get wired to the switch it’s next to or is it a direct run from the breaker? Thanks in advance for responding

What’s a dressing stone use for? Do you have a link for the one in your video? How do you take off the sharp edges of tile after cutting? Do you have a recommendation and link?

Can this replace major brand`s 20v-40v high-end grinders? enough power to compete with them? or just for DIY?

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37 inches - 939.8mm that’s a long cut. I need this saw in my life.

beautiful saw. I just wish you lads would stop using medieval tape measures. Just use metric lads it’ll change your life’s 😂.

I’m so sick of tripping over the cord and hose of my shop vac to pick up a tiny bit of dust from a customers home. Plus half the time in older apartments it’s never easy to find a free outlet to use. This looks like the perfect solution. Looks like it’s a bit more useful than the dcv517 with the attachments.

Отлично бро ! +

That is so unprofessional 😢

I thought you were supposed to use wire mesh. I am making tile shower. How would this work?

Nice countertop with a drain

Thanks another Handyman referral 😂

Just got one. Don't know what to do with the F & R feature.

Hello, I like your videos, can you please point me in the right direction as to where did you purchase the plastic stencil / template tool ? a direct link would be awesome. Thank you !

Help, please. What would you do if you had to fit this 32x60 in a smaller rectangle (3 walls and a curb) and the drain was in the middle and off-center. Respectfully, videos like this are educational and helpful. However, more often than not a 32x60 pre-fab stock pan has to be cut and custom fit into a space. Consequently, the decisions are to either minimize your cuts and sacrifice your perimeter, level edges and wallboard rabbet or cut the board multiple times preserving the factory edges and piecing it back together. Was I overthinking that factory edge needed to be preserved? We want a nice straight line where the tiled walls meet the pan floor.

Great job my friend. Quick question. To try and get the best flow for the veins, do you turn any tiles upside down? Or do you install all tiles in the same direction (according to the arrow on the back of the tile), and try to organize the veins that way? A response would really help me. Thanks.

Step 1: buy an 800 dollar wet saw. Very cool though. I don't get how you make sure the tile lands perfectly where the niche is though.

Great video, really helpful showing it used in work applications. Thumbs up bro, liked and subbed!

Thankyou

I should have tested it on some marble

Trying to send pics. Not working. Anyway i could send them to yiu personally? I would appreciate the help. Name is vince

Hello, great job on all videos. Beast , for sure. I did like and subscribe and hoping you could help me out. My tile guy was not so tile friendly( pun intended, not a nice guy either) he did a niche for me but he did not 45 the edges and it looks extremely rookie. Could you tell me how I could remove edge pieces and redo? I have gotten much better with tile ing and feel I could handle the job. Here are pics

Have you tried the Makita XCC01Z 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 5" Wet/Dry Masonry Saw? If so, how's this Kobalt compare to that? Thinking pf pulling the trigger on the Makita but is it really worth an extra 155 dollars?

3 years later. I don't see this in any of your vids. Why do you go back to the wet saw?