Epic 45 degree tile cut. Perfect outer corners.

[@VersaVoicePodcast]

Bravo! I few months back I would have thought anyone can do that but after doing two showers in my house it is not as easy at it looks :). I wasted 21 tiles so far making my shower niche but I won't give up until I get it right :)

[@evielknievel4972]

Man I thought it was just a piece for demonstration. You did a whole bathroom! You are a master tile . Good job.

[@MironLorman]

Thanks

[@kurtybob3644]

I am considered one of the best tile contractors in my area. Bro, this is top notch. Good on ya! From Santa Cruz, California 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@MironLorman]

Thank you for this words, I wish you all the best

[@rocknral]

And the most modest as well. Haha. Good on ya. From Australia 😉

[@wickedgrafix]

Lol I'm from Santa Cruz. I've never heard of you. I am not considered the best, I am the best contractor.

[@ahmedsulaiman3828]

That’s the most perfect work I have ever seen, fantastic stuff

[@MultiFloormaster]

It's all about the tools! The best tools make the best work. Good job.

[@lwh7301]

It's easy when you have the tools to do it!

[@ChrisGenovese]

Nicely done ...... I know first hand how time consuming this is to do. Throught the years i have fabricated miles of stone and tile. Keep the awesome vids coming.

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@AbdulLatifSaeed-ht5ws]

Nice work done keep it up

[@MironLorman]

Thank you, I will

[@mikez4132]

Its so good I cant even comprehend that finished edge...

[@MironLorman]

thanks

[@mikez4132]

@@MironLorman you bet!

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@argiro59]

Miron Lorman How can I find you

[@MironLorman]

@@argiro59 what do you mean? )

[@chrisglenn3644]

Guy REALLY loves that tile

[@shipreckstrings]

Pure talent! 🙌🏼

[@نوحإبراهيم-ط4ظ]

Is best cut tile I ever see in my life good job 👌👌👌👌

[@410bacci]

Interesting, I've been having trouble with mitre cuts on a my wet saw due to the blade deflecting as it moves along the cut, walks out about 1/16 to 1/8. I'm curious is a smaller dia blade like you have would work better.

[@MironLorman]

yes, now I use different approach

[@anthonylimjoco5958]

your thought applies to anything. bigger the blade the leverage to bend. use small blade for more precise work.

[@tonyrivera5191]

Your the man!

[@R2D2trashcan]

holy moly I want this tiler.

[@Russeroo]

Beautiful work. Different league of finish

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@Russeroo]

ArTiler put it this way. I am a perfectionist, I restore listed buildings day to day so ceramic/porcelain tiling is not something I practice often. When looking at the top echelon of tiling resources in the UK there is a colossal void. I’m looking at work in videos that I wouldn’t even put my name to as a non-pro. I had to literally apply my own logic and practical knowledge from other areas to achieve the finish I was looking for within the last month on my own project. Integrated lighting, seamless joints and grout lines that meet up on all sides perfectly. The single only video I have seen which demonstrates the perfect and I mean absolute pinnacle of finish I was looking for as a learning tool is yours. I can instantly think of a company that supplies amazing porcelain slabs and tiles in London whose high end clients would scream for your services. Frankly you deserve to be a very wealthy man. Those external mitre joints are phenomenal. And that is the one area where I struggled. Okay I don’t have the high end table cutters so had to resort to using a grinder, however dealing with those large format tiles and expensive slabs is never gonna be easy. I think if you have the time to dedicate to this channel as not only a promotional tool but a resource for amateurs and trade professionals alike, potentially you could monetise it. Trade sponsors would come knocking. The overwhelming difference in terms of the production is the quality. Yours is cinematic, the editing, music overlay and appearance are already highly professional. Way beyond what anyone would normally expect to see. I can only imagine it took a long time to produce. I would love to see more work if you can dedicate the time to producing it you really should. Once it’s uploaded it will also be something you can look back on in even 50 years and show the grandkids.

[@MironLorman]

@@Russeroo, wow thanks!!!

[@Russeroo]

ArTiler ArTiler as your subscriber count grows organically think about using the link below to help fund production. Definitely think about integrating instagram, Twitter, Facebook, KZbin and Vimeo via your company website so you can reduce the amount of uploading. All posts should carry embedded links back to your webpage. For instance, here I would have to write down the company web address off the video and then go type it in a browser. People are too lazy for that. In the description however all posts should have an embedded link I can press to instantly look at your company page. www.patreon.com All the best, keep on doing your thing, it will no doubt appeal to tradesmen, artists, clients, craftsmen and professional bodies. Here is an example of someone who has a great channel and no doubt can monetise now. Trade support but great tutorials. Your production however far surpasses his and he regularly sees viewing figures of up to a quarter of a million for each vid kzbin.info/door/9Qzej3sGzzge5gw_fEE3Sg

[@alaverga3455]

Man Thats some great work!

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@estefanosecundini1696]

I feel like I’m the best tile setter in Chicago, but, I have to admit that you are amazing, so much respect for you, one of the best jobs I’ve seen 👍

[@MironLorman]

Es Secundini thank you, I wish you the best)

[@MironLorman]

Es Secundini new video has already been made, very soon it will be in youtube

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@JT_70]

Amazingly beautiful work

[@MironLorman]

J T thank you, new video is almost ready, will be much more interesting...

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@myatix1]

Super talented tiling skills! That’s a beautiful finish! Can I ask what adhesive you use to glue the 45 degree mitre joints? Keep up the great work!

[@MironLorman]

thanks, it was long time ago, for this project polyester adhesive

[@qa9914]

Absolutely masterpiece 👌

[@MironLorman]

thanks)

[@ramonang5903]

What is the specific name of this tool/equipment?

[@MironLorman]

Battipav class 1200 or less

[@mauricecohen3830]

It would beed nice if you showed the installation. Great work though.

[@Mr.Smiley.1981]

can any one tell what is the name of that device he used for cutting the floor ?

[@MironLorman]

Battipav class 1200 or smaller

[@Mr.Smiley.1981]

@@MironLorman thanks man .. i am really appreciate that ..

[@Leslie1990ish]

Hi Miron fantastic work looks amazing. What product do you use between your joints? Also what sanding pads do you recommend for sanding down after mitre? Thanks. Chaz

[@MironLorman]

polyester adhesive for this project, it was long time ago😊

[@gescoc1004]

About sanding pads... What's size to use? Please

[@kaye2890]

Beautiful tile job. Best I have seen.

[@MironLorman]

Ka Ye thank you

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@vinnyavella6901]

That's real talent 💪👌👌

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@boraatje90]

What Nice work. Do you use specific blade for miter cuts? How do you get it so nice and precise 👏👏

[@MironLorman]

now for mitering I use only angle grinder. Wet-cut blades are too expensive... Blade running away effect. But I have a good news. Soon this channel will be WAY more informationaL)

[@boraatje90]

@@MironLorman I would love to see that. You make beautiful work

[@DillonR1024x]

What material did you use on your mitered outside edges? Is that grout?

[@MironLorman]

No, it is mine formula

[@evervol1]

What did you fill the joints with? Grout? Or colour match sealant?

[@MironLorman]

Hi Simon. I am using none fo this. I am writing a book "Tiling Philosophy". It will be about 400 pages. Those who will buy it, will get this technology. What do you think about it, please let me know. I decided to put all my experience in it. There will be a lot of interesting stuff about tiling, tools, design, tile production etc.

[@evervol1]

That sounds great.. I've just recently qualified as a bathroom installer and that includes alot of tiling I'm always looking to take my work to the next level and I think this book and your videos will help alot!

[@fistachpl]

What kind of blade did you use on the angle grinder to polish the cut?

[@MironLorman]

Diamond flex. With different numbers 50 100 200.I call them turtles

[@sotoskal3201]

What cutting disk are you using and what to look out for when buying one specifically for hardened tiles?

[@MironLorman]

I am using Distar Hard Ceramics. Buying disk is always lottery. The main rules: it always should be not too cheap, specified for exact material your are planning to cut. I tried tens of them and now use Distar. Rubi also are making good diamond tools.

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@l8tun216]

Hi, I mitre cut all my external tile edges too instead of using tile trims. The problem I have is when mitring porcelain or the harder tiles, my bridge saw blade rears off. I've even used brand new blades and after a few cuts it starts to rear slightly away from the tile. I use the Rubi DW 250N and it's not cheap. I use the porcelain rubi blade too. Does anyone have any advice? I wonder what tile cutter and blade is used in this video and if its worth selling my cutter for this? Thanks for any advice!

[@MironLorman]

It is impossible to cut hard tiles without blade "run away". Straight 45 degree cut can be only made with 300 millimeters blades and higher. Use two blades, one for straight cut, another 45 degree cut, but it is uncomfortable(. But there is hope, Distar now experimenting with new generation 200, 250 millimeters blades to solve OUR) problem, take a look kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIeWaouwd9JlbM0

[@l8tun216]

@@MironLorman that's brilliant thank you. Having spent £700 on the cutter and £50-60 a blade. I get frustrated with the blade run away. I've even asked the sales reps for these products and they don't know. 'L' shaped mitres are even more frustrating because of this issue. Thanks so much ArTiler, I will definitely try these blades 🙏. Amazing work by the way...I appreciate the effort gone into your tiling 👍👏👏. Nice to see quality work.

[@stephenstanko8388]

ArTiler p

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@kevgersh5316]

Have to use a router

[@daveMCZ]

what kind of sanding disc do u use? for the final sanding.. i have some gent and hilti (gent up to 3600), but it takes time ... too long. i mean dry sanding. going to buy wet ones... or did u find any better solution for the fine sanding ? roughness 50 isnt that much - rubber and diamond sanding pad

[@MironLorman]

For final sanding I use 200 for granite industry, I always buy same, noname china, but they are super. They are wet, but I usually don't use much water, only wet spo nge and then polish. Compare to rubi dry diamond sanders, mine three times better (lifetime)

[@daveMCZ]

what about speed? today i was doin corners ... it took eternity :)...

[@daveMCZ]

in 2:04 i can see .. the cut isnt perfectly linear - curved :) ... i use some ruby etc sponges (now china) to fix small cracks on the edge of the miter cut

[@daveMCZ]

anyway .. u have best edges i ve ever seen, i thougt i would be good ... :) u r better .... i tell to my friend nowadays (we r tiling some bathrooms)... those edges are perfect .. but there is one fuckin russian better than us ... :) :) . we are not used to be worse than someone in construction :) :) :)

[@MironLorman]

@@daveMCZ Thanks man, see my instagram a_r_t_i_l_e_r in a few days I will place there a little video with corners better than in this video. And in a week I will place there a lot of new "diamond toys". For example new 200mm wet blade, which is created specially for 45 deg cut with two species of diamonds and 20mm working area

[@La_abbess]

I was so into the song I forgot to pay attention 🤦‍♀️

[@cristirichter2197]

Name music plase

[@evervol1]

Ask any contractor and they'll say there "considered the best"

[@MironLorman]

Thank you for these words, I need them so much. I live in Belarus, if you have heard what is happening here now, you will understand. I promise I will describe this method in my book. It's so hard for me now. I have to work and write in the evenings. No rest, and outside the window, unfortunate compatriots who are sent to jail simply because they cannot speak ... It feels like all life is wasted, and there are so many ideas. But my goal was to write the best tiling book in the world, and I will.

[@lukethomas6482]

@@MironLorman 😂😂😂

[@pain548]

When u cut yhem on 45 whot is the best way ti fill them gaps in so it looks nice

[@MironLorman]

The most popular is to use epoxy. I use different compound

[@RaulTorresMorfin]

Great video! what did you use to polished the 45 cut tile?

[@MironLorman]

I used diamond buffs and felt

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@salumkidagho8375]

whats the name of thet saw you used

[@MironLorman]

Battipav class

[@lisakaufman9077]

Would like to create a floating shower bench using the same tile from the walls, large format 30 x 120. How and what did you use to fill the joints?

[@MironLorman]

Lisa Kaufman you can use car epoxy putty, you can color it if you want. But you must be careful because you can destroy all your tile. Every tiler has his own technique, call the professional or use classic epoxy grout. Even clients dont know all my technology, it took years to create it.

[@argiro59]

Miron Lorman Please how are you can give me an information what I must use between the joints ? I cover them up or I leave them just ?? Please let me know if I can have a contact with you thank you so much

[@Red_Pill_Pattern]

Awsome dude

[@m94w]

Looks great! Is a 45 degree cut possible with porcelain tiles? To do an outer corner for example?

[@MironLorman]

Mike Wait, yes. In my new Bathroom video you can see inner corner markered "hard tile miter" and in the end of the video you can see outer corner of the same porcelain tile (under the glass door, base of the shower cabin) It is very hard work, it took a lot of time... but the result is nice, I think.

[@MironLorman]

Mike Wait by the way I have glass miter video. Glass mitering is even much harder process than hard porcelain mitering

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@cristirichter2197]

What music?

[@egandhivijay]

Great work. Which model is that tile cutting machine and approximately how much does it cost?

[@MironLorman]

battipav class 900, around 1300-1500$

[@UlisesYaniz]

Tell me you live in Florida and can do work on a fireplace surround 👀

[@miguelsalgado9940]

What grit sanding pad do you use?

[@MironLorman]

diamond for granite, from china. numbers 50,100,200

[@haroon420]

How did you join them? With glue?

[@MironLorman]

Hello, now I am writing a book "Tiling Philosophy", will cost few bucks, every who will buy it, will get access to a video, how its made. It is not epoxy or cement grout, only my "know how". This video will explain all the process and all the materials used).I am trying my best to write it quick!

[@haroon420]

Miron Lorman good luck with it. When it’s ready. Please let me know.

[@haroon420]

@@MironLorman have you written the book yet? Please share a link, I’d like to buy it (if it’s reasonably priced ☺️)

[@MironLorman]

@@haroon420 Still in process. The crisis in my country created a lot of financial problems. So it is very hard ti write and work.

[@harryhughes1754]

What kind of sanding implement are you using?

[@MironLorman]

125 millimeters, we call these "turtles", with diamonds. Numbers 50,100,200,400

[@IBCdevilalbadabusiness]

What is bled name

[@zanyarrahim1217]

can u tell me what blades are u used ? plz

[@MironLorman]

distar hardceramics, Diamant Werk sapphire

[@andrewluu4612]

@@MironLorman thanks again

[@GhousePerways]

Excellent

[@danielreijer607]

How can i send you pictures of my project? Got some questions Thanks bro

[@MironLorman]

[e-mail]

[@ciogon]

ok now lets see a hard porcelain tile being edged like that...in this video you are using an extremely soft tile material for that jolly edge....

[@MironLorman]

ciogon as I told previously, my last video contains material you are talking about. I mitered exrasuper hard porcelain tile same way as this tile, I even mitered glass. The result is the same. Watch my bathroom video, you can see 1.2 meter tile (looks like wood), outer and inner corners. Everything is possible...

[@MironLorman]

@Masterg Samuraixmen good blade, defects are minimal

[@andrewluu4612]

What blade are you using?

[@MironLorman]

distar hardceramics, Diamant Werk sapphire

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@pain548]

Ok you make it look easier then it is so whit tile cutter you git

[@franckroyet6232]

Amasing work Love the way you respect materials Had a look at wet saw but prices are to high I am in australia can you recommend 2 nd hand wet saw from this manufacturer Thanks franck

[@MironLorman]

Franck Royet I'm sorry I cant help you with that, but, believe me its worth buying. It is very expensive, but productivity grows with this saw. I was afraid to buy it, everyone told "you crazy", now they dont). If you are a professional tiler, you NEED it.

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@buckeddy]

Who’s is the song by buddy.?

[@MironLorman]

machineheart - Stonecold

[@bugaloconstrucao4550]

*COOL*

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@翰若]

I think skill matters alot in addition to tools

[@garilivont5420]

Amazing

[@davejones4740]

What's your thoughts on rubi wet cutters.

[@MironLorman]

Rubi are also super tools👍

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@DC-cb4mv]

Lovely work! We have never purchased a bridge saw before, looking for one that cut very neat and easy to use. Which one would you recommend? Prime 14" Battipav Class Plus 1300S Rubi DX-350-N 1300

[@MironLorman]

class 1300s is slightly different in this list- I would recommend it for tilers, which sometimes work with stone, rubi and Prime is for those, who work with stone and brick etc. and sometimes work with large format tile. Everything is about diameter of the disk. If you cut 30cm tile, I think, it is more convenient to use 250mm disk, if you cut brick, then 350mm. Briefly: tiling- 1300s (it is way lighter 55 kg), other works- rubi, Prime.

[@DC-cb4mv]

Thank you very much for your kind reply. We mainly cut: 900mm width (12-20mm thickness) marble tiles Less often: * 40mm thick stone kitchen worktops. * 1200mm width (10-20mm thickness) marble / porcelain tiles. We prefer a tiles saw that cut as straight and clean as dewalt d2400. A clean cut is our top priority.... However dewalt does not cut large tiles..... I intended to purchase rubi dx350-n 1300, but I heard many negative feedback about rubi other tile saw doesn't cut straight, not sure if dx350n can give a clean straight cut or not? Or if you recommend other tile saw suitable for large format tiles?

[@MironLorman]

@@DC-cb4mv for stone and large format tiles I prefer battipav supreme (2 meters long) with new generation of infinite motors. As for straight cut, maybe it is because of mitering, when you do 45 cut, during time blade do not cut straight. The best way- to have machine for miter cuts and machine for straight cuts (but it is expensive).

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@alicjabrandino9187]

Such a pleasure to see a skilled person who takes pride in and knows what he’s doing. Keep up the good work! I will now know how 45’ edges should look like the next time I plan it in the bathroom... By the way, would you be willing to come for a tiling project in the UK? Please send me your email address and we can discuss the details.

[@MironLorman]

Alicja Brandino that would be great, but I need visa, I live in Belarus. My mail [e-mail]

[@MironLorman]

Alicja Brandino by the way I can do projects in MAYA and work with natural stone

[@alicjabrandino9187]

ArTiler that is great but the need of visa complicates things. I will bare you in mind though. Good luck.

[@adamkuczerski6542]

Epic. Supper expensive too.

[@andreasjohansson8144]

👍👍👍

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@m94w]

The edge looks incredible, I'm truly amazed! Would an Epoxy grout work to fill the joint to get a similar look? and can I use a buffing wheel to round out the sharp edge slightly?

[@MironLorman]

I am afraid you won't get a similar look with epoxy grout. I never use buffing wheel when tile is installed- it can cause damage.

[@davidcharlesparker]

Really nice job! What did you use on the edge? It looks like there's something on the outside of the corner to round it off? @@MironLorman

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@danielreijer607]

Miron Lorman what is best to fill the joints for porcelain?

[@MironLorman]

@@danielreijer607 epoxy grout is the best thing, but I use another filler.

[@yabyab911]

Nice job! What kind of buffing pad did you use to smooth the edge?

[@MironLorman]

first was №100, second №200. I don't know who is manufacturer, all i know is that it was made in china for stone industry.

[@MironLorman]

You know, I am thinking about resurrection of this channel. During a year I will be covering the most interesting topics in tiling (blade running out, mitering, how to make extra clean cut etc) and in the end of the year I will tell everybody my secret, how I do my Solid corners. During this year I will be doing only my videos, not working, if people will help me with donation. What do you think, its worth it?

[@tokesalot42069]

Mitering by hand with a grinder is the best way to go it's faster

[@MironLorman]

You want to make a competition? One of my friends had been telling this too, but he lost)

[@dixx_dixx8128]

Parabéns

[@opechatok]

а чем углы заполняли тоже автомобильной шпаклевкой?

[@opechatok]

вк есть у вас а то тут писать не совсем удобно

[@opechatok]

да мне обучение то не особо нужно) просто некоторые нюансы обсудить да и мнение узнать)

[@_Pellasg]

Any tiler that can do this finish on mitter in Melbourne South east leave a comment.

[@thehamburglar9mm]

Crikey

[@fatboyfatboy8937]

Idk why he just dnt tell people he uses epoxy from granite and polishing pads not secret here 🙄

[@MironLorman]

) Because I don't, trust me

[@majstrujeme8352]

Beautiful work can you please link or say which cutting disk you are using and what is the compound that you use for the corners ? Also that polishing wheel for the grinder what manufacturer is that where did you get it etc. I am currently looking at purchasing Montolit discs do you have experience with this company? www.montolit.com/en/

[@MironLorman]

Hi, now I am using blades and pads from china. It's funny, but the result is fantastic. The resource is poor, but the price and cut quality is SUPERB. Bladed Profi Diam, pads are noname. I know Monolith company, unfortunately never used their products. We use sigma and raimondi equipment.

[@buttdreads]

👊👊👊💯

[@Mr1pontios]

Good videoGreat song who is the singer??

[@MironLorman]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGaVhWeieZKrppY machineheart - Stonecold music is very important part of my videos :) Sometimes I spent hours to find it...

[@Mr1pontios]

U are awesome thanks for the response.I live in Burlington Ontario Canada where are u??

[@MironLorman]

Mr1pontios I am from Belarus, it is in the centre of Europe)

[@Mr1pontios]

Too bad your so far you are so talented there's always work here for your skills.I don't know too much about your country other then it use to be part of Russia.How are things there???Here everyone lives in lala land they spend more money than they have

[@MironLorman]

Mr1pontios its very hard to live here. People have no money... I have thousands ideas, but... Best years of my life going nowhere

[@penzachel]

А на Бис повтори на керамограните такую кромку

[@MironLorman]

На керамограните к этому моменту у меня кромка еще круче. Много раз на Бис у меня в инстаграм @modon_neman Там куча таких кромок на керамограните, поскольку с простой плиткой я уже практически не работаю. Кстати на этом канале есть видео заусовки стекла, а оно посложнее керамогранита будет.

[@penzachel]

@@MironLormanну ради такого придется зарегистрироваться в инстаграмее 😄

[@MironLorman]

@@penzachel ага)

[@НиколайЯсаков-л6щ]

Это исскуство,творение...

[@jamesbarratt593]

3.00 huge crack

[@MironLorman]

it is a joke?

[@abdelalvarrez7690]

What kind of glue did you use