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Cutting Curves with a Wet Saw
Cutting the outside radius is easy, but the inside radius requires a few extra steps and some skill.
Cutting Curves in Marble with a Ring-Blade Wet Saw
This specialized tile saw makes quick work of shaping stone and glass tiles.
Kindling Creativity
A fireplace not only adds warmth to any room, it also sets the tone
Trowels for Tile: Square-Notch, U-Notch, or V-Notch?
Select the trowel based on the size of the tile being used and the substrate material.
Rope Tile Spacers
When laying tile on a large floor, I use rope in place of the usual plastic or rubber spacers. This shortcut saves time, plus I get straighter grout lines. I…
What's the Difference: Bathroom tile
Make sure you choose the right tile for the right projects, because some are very slippery when wet
Installing a Shower Niche
Improve bathroom storage and style with a simple wall recess.
Smaller, better mortar hoe
Short handle mortar hoe
Tile-Setting Compound
Choosing thinset or mastic depends on the tile job.
Waterproofing a Window in a Tiled Shower
Use a waterproofing membrane, a pitched sill, and good silicone caulk when installing a window in a tiled shower enclosure.

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