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[ShowerDude]

A little closer.

 

[JohnfrWhipple]

Not loving the orange glare from that photo...... lol

 

[Sponsor]

 

[JohnfrWhipple]

I think that inside corner (lower right top of drop) needs an outside dam on it. Bent.

 

[Vegas_sparky]

I'm sure you won't be offended by the critique, Erik. You're a pro. Whipple's got a pair of eagle eyes. Its kinda crazy, but also appreciated in time. Nice to know he's really looking.

 

[ShowerDude]

xoxo

 

[JohnfrWhipple]

yatta yatta yatta .

It's not the size of the tool it's the motion of the ocean...

Things like that? lol

When I had to cut tile like that I made a jig out of plywood. Taped it with tuck tape so the tile slide easier and then screwed down a straight edge as a make shift fence. Worked great.

Is the Bubble going to handle all the work? My coliseum gets removed today. We trashed it. But the Hydro Ban Ram Board experiment worked well. I want a big shower tray next like yours Erik. Except mine will have a coat hook. Still a little shocked you have not found time to engineer this key step! lol

 

[ShowerDude]

xoxo

 

[JohnfrWhipple]

LOL

I counted only 114...

Looks amazing Erik.

I have an IBox going in next week for the Yale Town job. Had a monster meeting with my client and got tons of direction for the job. Looking forward to installing the wood flooring and millwork. The best part is that this work can not leak! So easy...

Love your new occupation. It's futile you know.

 

[ShowerDude]

Thx John...

Next week will see a shift to trim work for me too.

floating vanity install and recess built ins in this master bath..

and a second floating vanity and some custom barn door jamb work in the powder bath.

nice to switch gears for a few days..

 

[Eurob]

Killer looking installation -- shower -- , Erik . You keep nailing it each time , do you ?! LOL , like a pro .

 

[JohnfrWhipple]

What is my favourite tool? Those kneeling pads? Certainly not the toys I see out mixed with the tile!

 

[Eurob]

Those small areas -- rooms -- are hard to get right -- flat , level -- with big size tiles . Looks like the tornado did help in getting the final adjustment and effort where it needs to be .

Looking forward in seeing more pics of the master shower ( bathroom ) , especially a better view of the floor -- hexagonal tiles -- . The linear drain is almost not visible , me likes it a lot.

 

[JohnfrWhipple]

Roberto where have you been. It's like you fell off the map.

 

[Eurob]

Keep investing more time in other things than posting -- doing it when I get a chance -- .

 

[JohnfrWhipple]

It's been pretty funny while you where absent. Jim is now answering questions for HJ if HJ takes too long. We are truly witnessing the birth of the smartest Internet Poster Alive.

 

[JohnfrWhipple]

Thank You Erik.

Finally a shot of your job site that is not perfectly spotless. I feel better now.

Don't you love the foam pads? I love these things. They work great for a cutting station as well and prevent the tile from slipping when working the grinder.

Dare I ask? Is the vanity strong enough for, hmmm, you know... Sitting on.

 

[JohnfrWhipple]

Nice Work Erik.

Mine did not meet the same fate. I did burn some of it.

I'm so sick of Jim's posts. They are driving me batty. When I tired ignoring him it was too hard for people to understand the threads or discussions. So I un ignored him. No I find myself wasting time reading his mindless junk. I'm going to snap.

I think it is time to take a break from Terry's Forum. You can not debate someone with no life and unlimited free time. He is so hard core about pushing Schluter in the last discussion he wants someone to remove a properly prepared pre-slope and then the drain. All so that he can sell a Kerdi Line drain. Wow.

I'm not prepared to educate this person for free.