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Got this far on Saturday night. Picking up from here on Sunday morning.
Date: 12/27/2008
Views: 176
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There is something like a sandpaper sleeve, but instead it is metal with finely-ground industrial diamonds. It can cut ceramic as long as it's kept wet, just like the tile saw blade.
Date: 12/28/2008
Views: 423
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Problem area - have to cut tile to go around both sides of the door frame.
Date: 12/28/2008
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I made a cardboard template shaped to fit around one side of the door frame, and used it to mark the tile with a permanent marker (which isn't very permanent, actually). Then cut roughly with the tile saw; then cut the rounded areas with the Dremel.
Date: 12/28/2008
Views: 166
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IMG_0046
I immerse the edge of the tile in water for Dremeling. Of course only the cutting bit should get wet, not the chuck or the rest of the tool.
Date: 12/28/2008
Views: 187
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Fits great!
Date: 12/28/2008
Views: 232
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keep going...
Date: 12/28/2008
Views: 211
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By Sunday night I finished almost all the laundry room, and got a few tiles in the bathroom too. Have to let them set so that I can walk on them, to finish the rest.
Date: 12/28/2008
Views: 217
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I tried out the Behr Bellagio Faux finish to see if we like it or not.
Date: 12/29/2008
Views: 222
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20090102-19.33.26
Walls done, baseboards done, ready to move washing machine back in
Date: 01/02/2009
Views: 269
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20090103-12.39.20
I found a solid oak vent marked down at Home Depot. Had to make it a bit shorter to use here.
Date: 01/03/2009
Views: 308
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Date: 01/11/2009
Views: 353
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20090314-19.33.42
Date: 03/14/2009
Views: 240
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20090329-23.51.34
Date: 03/29/2009
Views: 250
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20090414-22.34.11
Date: 04/14/2009
Views: 268
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20090414-22.43.01
Date: 04/14/2009
Views: 488
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20100105-18.23.13
Finally got up the courage to see what was behind the "belly" in the wall. Turns out it had not been very well reconstructed after the last round of plumbing work, so needed some rebuilding.
Date: 01/05/2010
Views: 129
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20100105-18.23.21
Date: 01/05/2010
Views: 148
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20100106-20.36.48
I used a combination of pavers and such to fill the big gaps, and filled the small ones with mortar. Cut an extra piece of backer-board to make up the thickness difference, since the walls all have a thick coat of mortar over the block.
Date: 01/06/2010
Views: 126
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20100223-18.55.21
anchors and neoprene washers to hold the sink to the wall
Date: 02/23/2010
Views: 157
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20100223-19.35.54
just got the sink mounted onto the wall
Date: 02/23/2010
Views: 166
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20100223-23.09.06
attached the backerboard with thinset mortar, then filled the gaps around it with regular mortar
Date: 02/23/2010
Views: 166
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20100304-00.58.08
Date: 03/04/2010
Views: 167
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20100319-17.03.21
Date: 03/19/2010
Views: 194
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20100319-17.03.53
It turns out the door handle hits the sink rather than the glass. Still need some sort of rubber bumper...
Date: 03/19/2010
Views: 151
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Date: 03/19/2010
Views: 316
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