I don't like that method, I like to cut with a Stanley knife on the back. If gap between grippers and board are done right it's easy to bend back to the gripper edge then cut along other side of gripper to give just under 1cm to tuck in. I started doing that after watching one of your videos and done 2 rooms perfectly this week.
I’m an apprentice floor layer currently, what did you make that platform with. Please can you tell me what you did or make a video on this. Thank you would be much appreciated. P.s Keep up the great work with the videos!
I would avoid this way mate , your more likely to scratch the skirtings like the fella did at the start of the video ( you can see the scratch marks ) use a straight blade on hessian backed carpet . Save your hooks for safety flooring or stick down carpet 👌
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Nice gauge in skirting mate, hook blades should only be used for safety flooring.
That's how to scratch the molding very well👌👌
not if you do it correctly many videos on our main page explaining exactly that have a look
Looking good
Thank you . Great advice.👍
You welcome 😊
Ohhh the hook blade Okok thanks my good man
Your welcome 🤗
Nice work
Thanks
Nice job 👍
Thanks 😊
Lol we cut roofing shingles with them also
That’s how not to do it 😂
I NEED to Cut a Wet Rug !! It got water and it ruined .
I don't like that method, I like to cut with a Stanley knife on the back. If gap between grippers and board are done right it's easy to bend back to the gripper edge then cut along other side of gripper to give just under 1cm to tuck in. I started doing that after watching one of your videos and done 2 rooms perfectly this week.
I’m an apprentice floor layer currently, what did you make that platform with. Please can you tell me what you did or make a video on this. Thank you would be much appreciated. P.s Keep up the great work with the videos!
This is just sat on a bit of scrap ply mate and thanks 😁💪🏼
I would avoid this way mate , your more likely to scratch the skirtings like the fella did at the start of the video ( you can see the scratch marks ) use a straight blade on hessian backed carpet . Save your hooks for safety flooring or stick down carpet 👌
𝚒 𝚑𝚊𝚟𝚎 𝚝𝚑𝚊𝚝 𝚌𝚊𝚛𝚙𝚎𝚝 😐