HOW TO ROW CUT & SEAM GLUE DOWN CARPET

Shows and explains how to row cut and seam glue down commercial carpet
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row finder
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row cutter
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knee kicker
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[@user-dm8wh3yv3i]

It would be nice if everyone would take such care and do such a professional job.

[@icewoodcell8506]

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[@celliott100]

Your instructional videos are awesome. You're a good teacher. Good camera angles and walkthrough instructions to help understand your goals and reasons for doing what your doing. Thanks!!!

[@jimleishman785]

Yet another excellent demonstration.

[@repeatagain1789]

Good explanations thus far from any other instructors keeping it simple for quality in a job!

[@als1023]

Nice work here, thanks for all the tips.

[@jjrg738]

I use it all the time on Berber even have one for tight fiber piles great tool

[@djhec2083]

Great job! You fellas are the real pros.

[@jellybeanfan2604]

U take pride in your work good job brother

[@3BigWomp1]

Your really good at your trade. Best I seen on KZbin

[@truesooner2868]

Learned something with using the opposite blade for my row cutter with tight nip carpets like this. Great job btw like watching the videos.

[@robertpelloni]

Very helpful, thank you.

[@gcorpus5558]

Amazing job. : )

[@TrimTuckCarpets]

Loving the beard !

[@Jonas.verhaegen]

Do you have a video on pattern recognition like you use here to align the 2 seams?

[@jimorfanelli7671]

This guy is good

[@safffff1000]

Hard to believe that would stay together without glue tape behind it

[@jerridhawkins8133]

Manufacturers require uav seam sealers....crazy how much flooring installation has changed...running the blue light special at kmart lol....u do decent work though!

[@MovingToMnPro]

Thanks for the video. Would you use the same method on a long seam out in the field? I'm laying a commercial carpet in my basement and was going to do a doublecut, but there's quite a pattern to it. (so I've been delaying the install) The carpet get's real thin along the edges and there's an odd pattern of white dots along one edge. Didn't know if there was a special purpose to that.

[@andybrace4983]

Cracking job....plenty dolla on that job i bet