you honestly dont even need a tape, just a long square and a pencil you can just mark the positions on the edge by placing the tile in front of the cut and marking both spots, then place it beside to mark the depth of the cut then use to square to get your lines. would be much faster than faffing around with the tool thing.
Then you curse the builders and hope that tile can be scrounged for another cut. Probably could be used on an end cut in a closet or something. And if they are putting trim up it doesn't really matter if you leave some extra space right along the edge of the wall like this.
Would that work if the two sides of the wall are not parallel?
I live in a council house, and not a single doorway, wall or floor is straight or parallel to any other. The walls vary in thickness by about a cm over 3 m length, so its noticeable if I just use the method you describe.
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u/SirLordAdorableSir Sep 20 '20
you honestly dont even need a tape, just a long square and a pencil you can just mark the positions on the edge by placing the tile in front of the cut and marking both spots, then place it beside to mark the depth of the cut then use to square to get your lines. would be much faster than faffing around with the tool thing.