I know it's going to be beautiful, but WOW! That's a lot of work getting the mitered edges finished like you want. Is there not a plastic (or something) 90° to rounded center tight arch tool you could use to make finished mitered curves perfect, similar to the yellow scrapers? That way, one pass might do it, and a second surely would, plus it would clean the 90° sides. Just imagining an easier way.
Thanks for this tutorial! Just finished tiling some mitre corners myself and now need to fill them with Epoxy. Do you use the same epoxy for the Mitres for the rest of the grouting or use a separate grout? I'm just concerened that if i use a separate epoxy for the non mitre grouting then the colours wouldn't match? Thanks!
@@Paul_D. I Match the color as best as possible. This just takes some practice. You will use normal grout on all your flat surfaces. If you tried to epoxy everywhere it would be a nightmare! This stuff sets up pretty quick and isn’t super fun to work with. It likely won’t match exactly and it’s not that noticeable. Good luck!
Another well done video Emily. Could you share which grit sanding pads you mainly use and a link for any diamond blades and grinder sanding pads you use as well. 🍻
Hey Jason! So for hadn't sanding pads, I put the link above in the video descriptions. Here's the link for the backer and grinder pads: amzn.to/3TH2O7p anything like that will work (I'm not brand specific on those). As far as a blade, you want something with a turbo mesh blade. So on amazon, I would recommend amzn.to/3VhZDnP or amzn.to/490oOOZ that second link is to calidad blades, if you go to their website, they have a blade called the butter cutter and that's a really nice blade.
Here’s a tip that might help. On the miter for top of the curb, put the uncut piece under the other piece and then just trace the angle on to the lower piece.
@@GTRJohn you’re exactly right. We had a bad experience with the plumber on this property. One flange was so unaligned I had to cut it out because I couldn’t even mount a toilet. This one in this bathroom, we were able to get away with a waxless seal with and extra thick gasket.
@YouCanDIYHome I think that you have a broken Aussie. She doesn't chase or heard and she is afraid of new people. But she's cute as a button! And I know that she is your bff
@@64maxpower We always joke that if she was someone's first Aussie, and then they got another, they'd be in a for a big surprise. She is so lazy. I'm a distance runner so I wanted a high energy dog. When I do long runs, we have to coordinate for my husband to pick her up part of the way through the run 🤣
@YouCanDIYHome You look like a runner. maybe she is an extra smart Aussie and realizes running for 10 miles is crazy I want a high energy dog after I been watching 2 Duck Tollers
I am a tile contractor and yours tips are very accurate!
Thanks! Thanks for watching!
Damn! You cut freehand bevels with an angle grinder?! U got skillzzz!
Thank you! More like cheap so I had to figure it out haha
The channel Title change was a good move.
I hope so!!
Amazing advice about mixing the colour first, and then adding the hardener to smaller batches 💥
Thanks! I can’t take credit, I think I saw that done once and added it to my system.
excellent video and tips of the trade. nice work young lady.
@@wc6975 thanks!
Came out awesome!
Amazing talent!
Thank you! Every time I notice things I'll do better next time! But the only way we improve is practice :)
@@YouCanDIYHome totally agree
Another awesome video Emily. Very informative and you're a wiz with the grinder.
Thank you! Thanks for taking the time to watch and commenting :)
Hi Emily, great video. I just joined Dusty Porters Patreon too and learned about your channel!
Hi Simon! Thank you! I know nothing about electronics but just went and subscribed to your channel :)
Thank you for adding to my 1% of ladies on the channel!
Very nice❤ You can set your laser over the first corner to help you to get the right corner at 8:30. Thank you for the video and tips.
Good thinking!
Great video! Very informative. A bathroom remodel is in our future, and your videos will be a big help. Thanks! 😀
Thanks! I’d love to see your guys project once you get going!
Great detailed explanation.
Thanks!
Thanks for helping me find the video
Hopefully this is a good option. This is a common fix for stone counters when they need small repairs
I know it's going to be beautiful, but WOW! That's a lot of work getting the mitered edges finished like you want. Is there not a plastic (or something) 90° to rounded center tight arch tool you could use to make finished mitered curves perfect, similar to the yellow scrapers? That way, one pass might do it, and a second surely would, plus it would clean the 90° sides. Just imagining an easier way.
I’ve seen people do it much quicker. But I think they have more skills. This has been what’s worked best for me to get the result I want at the end.
Thanks for this tutorial! Just finished tiling some mitre corners myself and now need to fill them with Epoxy. Do you use the same epoxy for the Mitres for the rest of the grouting or use a separate grout? I'm just concerened that if i use a separate epoxy for the non mitre grouting then the colours wouldn't match? Thanks!
@@Paul_D. I Match the color as best as possible. This just takes some practice. You will use normal grout on all your flat surfaces. If you tried to epoxy everywhere it would be a nightmare! This stuff sets up pretty quick and isn’t super fun to work with. It likely won’t match exactly and it’s not that noticeable. Good luck!
@YouCanDIYHome thanks for replying! OK will just try and match it up. All the best
@@Paul_D. You got this!
Another well done video Emily. Could you share which grit sanding pads you mainly use and a link for any diamond blades and grinder sanding pads you use as well. 🍻
Hey Jason! So for hadn't sanding pads, I put the link above in the video descriptions. Here's the link for the backer and grinder pads: amzn.to/3TH2O7p anything like that will work (I'm not brand specific on those). As far as a blade, you want something with a turbo mesh blade. So on amazon, I would recommend amzn.to/3VhZDnP or amzn.to/490oOOZ that second link is to calidad blades, if you go to their website, they have a blade called the butter cutter and that's a really nice blade.
@@YouCanDIYHome I'll check out the links. Thank you
Here’s a tip that might help. On the miter for top of the curb, put the uncut piece under the other piece and then just trace the angle on to the lower piece.
The toilet flange is supposed to sit either flush with the tile floor or slightly above
@@GTRJohn you’re exactly right. We had a bad experience with the plumber on this property. One flange was so unaligned I had to cut it out because I couldn’t even mount a toilet. This one in this bathroom, we were able to get away with a waxless seal with and extra thick gasket.
You and your dog would like working with me
You are good emily
She’s afraid of everyone haha, it takes her a good month of solid contact to accept a new person.
@YouCanDIYHome I think that you have a broken Aussie. She doesn't chase or heard and she is afraid of new people. But she's cute as a button! And I know that she is your bff
@@64maxpower We always joke that if she was someone's first Aussie, and then they got another, they'd be in a for a big surprise. She is so lazy. I'm a distance runner so I wanted a high energy dog. When I do long runs, we have to coordinate for my husband to pick her up part of the way through the run 🤣
@YouCanDIYHome You look like a runner.
maybe she is an extra smart Aussie and realizes running for 10 miles is crazy
I want a high energy dog after I been watching 2 Duck Tollers
I watch TV series& the job is finished in an hour. Caring about your project is time consuming
Takes much longer!