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I Just Bought a $400 Tile Blade!! Was it Worth it??
I honestly can't believe I actually paid $411.04 for a Monolit Glass Blade. I know glass blades cost more than the average tile blade, but never did I ever think I would pay this much for 1 blade.
The saying "There's nothing like the right tool for the job" is the main reason I decided to purchase this blade. I had to cut a unique shaped tile, that was a blend of Mirrored Glass & Marble. If you've ever cut mirrored glass, you know that any imperfection in the cut WILL BE VISIBLE, especially when grouted. To make things even more challenging, this glass was 1/2" thick. I had another glass tile blade which I loved, but it simply wasn't doing the job with this tile.
I remembered my friends at San Diego Marble & Tile mentioning a glass blade that is unrivaled, so I decided to give it a try to make this project come out amazing.
The blade is the Monolit CPV250. I know Monolit is a reputable brand, so that gave me some purchasing confidence.
I can honestly say, that I was greatly impressed with this blade. It cut way faster & cleaner than I imagined. The cuts on this mirrored glass tile, literally came out PERFECT! The cut edge was so clean, that I didn't even need to smooth the edges. One of the greatest things that impressed me about this blade was that I didn't need to cut the glass tile upside down. Normally you would need to cut glass tile upside down to prevent the paper backing from tearing with the cut, but this blade cut so clean, even when I cut it right side up.
Yes, I wish it didn't cost so much, but for this project it was the perfect tool for the job. The good news is, I did find it on Amazon for $100 cheaper! Here's my Amazon Affiliate Link for the blade:
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I'm curious to see how long this blade will last, which will ultimately determine it's worth, so I'll keep you posted.
Let me know if you've ever tried this blade, and what you thought about it?
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  • @xolomartinez6036
    @xolomartinez6036 3 дні тому

    Do you have any suggestions for cutting 90 deg inside corners on hard Italian large format tile? I have had no problem doing this on other porcelain tile. BTW, I was just at SD Tile & Marble and they recommended the 3.5" Montolit DNA blade to use with an angle grinder. Holding an angle grinder straight to feather out the remaining chunk seems pretty hard to do without messing up. What do you suggest to get the last bit out of the corner?

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 3 дні тому

      @xolomartinez6036 how are you cutting most of the 90 degree cut, with a saw?

    • @xolomartinez6036
      @xolomartinez6036 3 дні тому

      @@HowToTileLikeaPro Using a Dewalt 24000 10 inch wet tile saw plus an Alpha Porcellana blade from SD Tile & Marble to get the majority of the material out of the way. I cut up to the corner using the wet saw. I'm left with some stuble in the corner cut. Also trying not to overshoot the cut but just up to it. Trying to get a clean corner - getting those last few millimeters, thousandths of an inch in the corner. Someone told me about making a core cut in the corner but no idea how that supposed to work.

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 3 дні тому

      @xolomartinez6036 I usually use the grinder with a diamond blade to clean up that corner... you do need a steady hand, but once you do it a couple times, you get used to it and it becomes easier 👍. If you didn't want to use the grinder method, you can flip the tile upside down and cut it on the saw the same way you did the initial cuts👌. Obviously just cut it slow so you don't cut too far. Hope this helps!

    • @xolomartinez6036
      @xolomartinez6036 3 дні тому

      @@HowToTileLikeaPro 👍

  • @wattsnottaken1
    @wattsnottaken1 4 дні тому

    How long have you been doing Tile work and be honest how is your lung health?🫁 Considering Silica dust exposure causes lung cancer. I unfortunately suffer from OCD. I’ve been a hardworking dedicated Tile Helper for 2 years now and I’m extremely worried about getting silicosis lung cancer since I’m grinding tile, mixing thinset and grout all day everyday. Company I work for don’t give a fuck about their workers physical health. OSHA’s wet dream seeing the all the constant violations on the jobsites we work on 😂😅

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 3 дні тому

      It's good to be aware and take precautions, like wearing a mask. I usually use the n95 with a vent, but I also have a respirator with filters when I'll around alot of dust👍. I've been doing this over 27 years, masks are worth the money. 💯💯

  • @wattsnottaken1
    @wattsnottaken1 4 дні тому

    How is your lungs health ? 🫁 do you wear a respirator when mixing thinset and grinding tile ? I’ve been a hard-working dedicated good attitude helper for 2 years now at a small company. My paychecks get taxed so it’s good I get money back during tax return season But my problem is the company at work for is so small shitty and unorganized and the owners don’t give a fuck about anybody but themselves. And I get made fun of for caring about my lungs health 🫁. I get made fun of every single day for wearing a respirator when I mix thinset grind tile or do anything that causes the silica dust to be kicked up all over which is everything because everything is so unorganized at the company I work for have to rip up the whole fucking layout and scrape off all the thin set all the fucking time. Getting To the point where I don’t know if it’s really worth it anymore, especially when I only get paid $20 an hour and I’ve been here two years breaking a sweat everyday, I know hard-working helpers like myself are in high demand so I’m going to demand a five dollar raise very soon and tell him if you can’t give me the raise then I’ll just go work for a different Tile Company that actually cares about their workers because I know helpers are in high demand, especially helpers who have a good attitude and know their place, Helpers like myself who don’t have a problem with authority yes sir no sir right away sir I’m on it.

  • @JTerry-zl5un
    @JTerry-zl5un 4 дні тому

    Caution ⚠️ the idea 💡 is cool but you are placing you fingers too close to the blade, please 🙏 working on that aspect for safety reasons Thanks 🙏 again Good video Thought 💭

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 3 дні тому

      Glad you enjoyed the video! Appreciate the concern about my fingers, but tile blades are the safest around 👍 Any tile man would agree 💯

    • @JTerry-zl5un
      @JTerry-zl5un 3 дні тому

      @@HowToTileLikeaPro from the video, it looks like you hands 🙌 are close to the blades so I say be on the safe side. Otherwise nice video I say, Safety First when it comes to power tools and sharp objects.

  • @wattsnottaken1
    @wattsnottaken1 4 дні тому

    Have you been wearing a respirator when you mix thinset grind tile or whenever there’s silica dust being kicked up all over? Lung cancer from silica dust is the biggest reason why I considering putting in my 2 week notice and going back to my old job. I’m Not trying to lung cancer for such a small shitty unorganized Tile company. And there’s been so many times where the layout has been fucked up and we have to rip up every single fucking tile and scrape all the thin set off it and then and then put them back in and just the silica dust gets kicked the fuck up all over, so many bullshit that I work for so fucking annoying.

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 3 дні тому

      🤣 yea, there's nothing like working with a good team💪💯. As far as the silica dust, I always wear a mask when grinding, and use a vacuum behind the grinder. It's definitely not good to breath silica dust, so I always have masks around. But I know a guy who's been setting tile over 30 years and never uses a mask🤦‍♂️ but he's fine...so 🤷‍♂️. But masks aren't too pricey, and worth the peace of mind. I always use a respirator with filters, if I'll be around alot of dust👍

    • @wattsnottaken1
      @wattsnottaken1 День тому

      @@HowToTileLikeaPro I also know a good friend // old supervisor who’s been setting Tile for 30 years and he doesn’t have silicosis lung cancer I’ve never seen him wear a mask or respirator and I asked him for advice and tips how to avoid getting it and he told me 6-9 grams of omega 3 Projoba brand a day helps keep the clear the lungs. 🫁 but the thing is he’s a super health conscious guy a total “health nut” he said many times to me. He eats super healthy foods and takes care of his body very well. And I want to do the same but it’s hard to commit and discipline your self to that kind of thing. Takes a lot of extra effort and dedication. I’m going to keep asking for advice how keep my lungs healthy besides wearing a good respirator when around a lot construction site dust. Especially silica dust. I get made fun of and called a pussy everyday for wearing a respirator by a lot of my superiors and it really starting to fuck with my morale and mood on the job. I quit smoking weed too so that should also help my lungs.

  • @lorisbarbieri7771
    @lorisbarbieri7771 4 дні тому

    Bought the same blade years ago, I was totally impressed. Definitely worth the money.

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 3 дні тому

      @@lorisbarbieri7771 I agree! 💯 How long did your blade last you?

    • @lorisbarbieri7771
      @lorisbarbieri7771 3 дні тому

      @@HowToTileLikeaPro I’ve had it for seven years. But I only use 2-3 times a year. But I’m sure glad I have it when I need it.

  • @mathman0101
    @mathman0101 5 днів тому

    Good to know but the tile was not my style but good tips thanks

  • @dvongartzen
    @dvongartzen 8 днів тому

    Great content. Really like that you cover the Rubi tools. Background music too loud though. The volume at the end when you were talking was much better.

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 7 днів тому

      @dvongartzen Thanks, I appreciate the feedback, regarding the background music👌👍

  • @AllBayEveryDay
    @AllBayEveryDay 9 днів тому

    Floating is pointless these days. They make so many different options for shimming your board. Or you can sister in studs or plane your studs. I hated floating walls. It works good but it’s too much labor and if someone else wants to re do that shower in 20 years, they will be cursing you out haha

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 2 дні тому

      I don't float as much as I used to, but some builders still request it so 💪. It's actually faster than boards & waterproofing, what I don't like about it is the mess🤣🤷‍♂️

  • @michaeltangusso9801
    @michaeltangusso9801 9 днів тому

    Is the dewalt 10 in the same saw ? Abd the beast ? They look the same to me .

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 8 днів тому

      I haven't tried the Dewalt or Beast saw, most saws are similar, with minor differences, like Horse Power etc. This Rubi is the only one I know of the has an extension to cut 4ft tile though. And the fold up feature is great for moving it around 👍

  • @feeblewrk5788
    @feeblewrk5788 11 днів тому

    I have had my bucket saver for a year now and it’s still brand new. Although I don’t let thin set sit in there because I only mix what I will use before it times out. So mine always get washed out. But it’s nice to know if I do leave it or forget… it won’t be a wasted bucket

  • @ConstructionNerd
    @ConstructionNerd 11 днів тому

    If it were the price of 3-4 buckets I’d buy. It’s like buying ten buckets though. I’d rather have ten buckets

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 5 днів тому

      I hear ya about the cost, but I love never having to clean a bucket at the end of a long work day👌💯

  • @1ray917
    @1ray917 12 днів тому

    Ask them if they want to keep those remaining slab chunks of the wall, and put a cool Design

  • @Notfiveo0
    @Notfiveo0 12 днів тому

    Funkin buckets..

  • @mrwhiteboy89
    @mrwhiteboy89 12 днів тому

    Quit trying to sell us a product and go correct the f****** maneuvers of your employee.

  • @raenenava925
    @raenenava925 12 днів тому

    Go to new construction 🎉 painters have thousands , hundreds 😂😂😂😂

  • @jordanbrettabbott
    @jordanbrettabbott 12 днів тому

    Wow....

  • @tonyg4622
    @tonyg4622 12 днів тому

    Buckets are mostly free around job sites

    • @wattsnottaken1
      @wattsnottaken1 4 дні тому

      When I find clean undamaged buckets in the dumpster you know I’m grabbing it and using it

  • @DerrellStafford
    @DerrellStafford 12 днів тому

    A bucket is $2:50 cents lol

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 12 днів тому

      @@DerrellStafford where the heck do you live? They're $9 in California

    • @travisjernigan8529
      @travisjernigan8529 12 днів тому

      Cheapest I've found here in Oklahoma is 5​@@HowToTileLikeaPro

    • @wattsnottaken1
      @wattsnottaken1 4 дні тому

      @@HowToTileLikeaProalso sometimes up to $8:00 here in Minnesota

  • @bill-or-somthingbill4390
    @bill-or-somthingbill4390 12 днів тому

    pay the employees what you'd spend on these and they wont leave your shit a mess

    • @kevinmcd32
      @kevinmcd32 12 днів тому

      Are payless until they lesson 😮😅😅😅😅😂

  • @HowToTileLikeaPro
    @HowToTileLikeaPro 12 днів тому

    If you don't have one yet, I have a 10%off code for you "HOWTOTILELIKEAPRO" 👌👌 Or see the link in the full video💯

    • @heidismith8970
      @heidismith8970 12 днів тому

      Can you get them in England? Shipping is silly from America

    • @wattsnottaken1
      @wattsnottaken1 4 дні тому

      My supervisor and I get so pissed when we catch other guys doing this! Where do you buy these bucket savers? I live in Minnesota. Not sure where you live.

  • @electricflys
    @electricflys 13 днів тому

    What pattern did you lay that in?

  • @zeus_2001
    @zeus_2001 13 днів тому

    Never use twist cap type clips. The torque twists the tile and opens the gap up. Also they are murderous on your hands.

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 2 дні тому

      I've had the same problem... but if you use the anti-motion plates in this video, it won't spread the joints 👍

  • @raenenava925
    @raenenava925 22 дні тому

    Crazy pattern 🎉🎉🎉

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 22 дні тому

      @@raenenava925 Right!? I love breaking the monotony of squares 🤣👍

  • @brandtrosenstock
    @brandtrosenstock 22 дні тому

    Interesting idea I wouldn't say that it was cool

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 22 дні тому

      @@brandtrosenstock I think it's cool😎... to each his own, I guess😁

  • @Assuredtheory
    @Assuredtheory 22 дні тому

    No way in hell

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 22 дні тому

      @@Assuredtheory Beauty is in the eye of the beholder 👌

  • @tedstyle3798
    @tedstyle3798 22 дні тому

    That tile is hideous

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 22 дні тому

      @@tedstyle3798 Beauty is in the eye of the beholder...

  • @clayaderhold
    @clayaderhold 22 дні тому

    no spacers?

  • @j.w.r.i2910
    @j.w.r.i2910 22 дні тому

    Are these tiles irregular? That's why you're laying them like that ?

  • @j.w.r.i2910
    @j.w.r.i2910 22 дні тому

    Cool

  • @calebfoster4855
    @calebfoster4855 22 дні тому

    Thats a super cool pattern, do the in-between gaps get filled ? Im not familiar with tile work at all lol

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 22 дні тому

      🤣.. thanks for asking👍👍. Yes it will be filled with a gray Grout... looks nice grouted, seamless. Stay tuned, I'll post the finish product soon! 👌

  • @j.w.r.i2910
    @j.w.r.i2910 29 днів тому

    🎉🎉🎉

  • @j.w.r.i2910
    @j.w.r.i2910 29 днів тому

    I have one too, love it.

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 23 дні тому

      They definitely come in handy from time to time🙌💯

  • @j.w.r.i2910
    @j.w.r.i2910 29 днів тому

    Beautiful! What thin set ? Is that stuck to painted drywall ?

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro 23 дні тому

      Laticrete 253, over painted drywall👍... great thinset

  • @ZomBeatBrainZ
    @ZomBeatBrainZ Місяць тому

    Funny cuz all the UA-cam marble installers spot bond

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro Місяць тому

      @ZomBeatBrainZ Spot Bonding for Slab would be fine....if the spots "bonded". This installer tried a bit of both and neither bonded🤦‍♂️

  • @markhottman2652
    @markhottman2652 Місяць тому

    Bond is the composite action between the finite element and the structure. If it is marble and the wall in this case or mortar between bricks: BOND ACTION is CRITICAL!

  • @GarDog54
    @GarDog54 Місяць тому

    How long was it there before you demoed it?

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro Місяць тому

      17 years😮 I definitely think the glass door bracket and Grout were the only things holding it up

  • @jonmoreno9703
    @jonmoreno9703 Місяць тому

    How do you square it

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro Місяць тому

      Rest the square against the tray, where you would place a piece of tile, then push it through close enough to the blade. If the gap between the blade and square is not consistent, adjust the saw until it is👍

    • @jonmoreno9703
      @jonmoreno9703 Місяць тому

      Sorry, I meant the blade shape , pointed or rounded blades always split tile as blade passes.

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro Місяць тому

      @jonmoreno9703 the quality of the blade makes tremendous difference, try getting a premium blade...the difference is mind blowing 🤯💯💯

  • @PaulBostaph
    @PaulBostaph Місяць тому

    Did you try a chalk line to mark the tiles where you wanna cut?

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro Місяць тому

      Chalk wouldn't stick to this tile, since it's a high gloss to tile.

  • @arelfarrington9943
    @arelfarrington9943 Місяць тому

    Just use spacers.....

  • @zekeventurestv3802
    @zekeventurestv3802 Місяць тому

    Tile RIZZ😂

  • @brothadrknes8435
    @brothadrknes8435 Місяць тому

    Yea that’s a good one right there

  • @legacyturbo8485
    @legacyturbo8485 Місяць тому

    Mapei ultra light does the same thing .!! But ouch I’m way too o.c.d for this mosaic .!! It’s not on the sheets properly and there’s sizing issues ..!!! Enough to drive me insane ..!!!

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro Місяць тому

      Right! Irregular Tiles definitely require massive patience. I have to try Ultra Light, but this thinset is ridiculous for non-sag 💯

    • @legacyturbo8485
      @legacyturbo8485 Місяць тому

      @@HowToTileLikeaPro ultra light is awesome as well ..!!!👍🏻

  • @TheMasterofStupid
    @TheMasterofStupid Місяць тому

    That’s what my contractor used and my tiles look like garbage lol

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro Місяць тому

      Oh geez 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ sorry to hear about that

  • @misiokinsale
    @misiokinsale Місяць тому

    Germans use this way of tiling for 100 years or more,top to bottom.

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro Місяць тому

      Between Schluter & Blanke corporations, Germans have tremendously improved the tile world 🙌🙌

  • @ryananderson8974
    @ryananderson8974 Місяць тому

    That is some good s***.

  • @ZakimboBlue
    @ZakimboBlue Місяць тому

    Nope. Stop speeding. Thanks.

  • @abadi430
    @abadi430 Місяць тому

    good job

  • @adamh6190
    @adamh6190 Місяць тому

    one of my problems with single component grouts has been the ability to have full joints on rectified tile. I haven't tried prism scg yet and I assume its difficult to keep them full. Is that your experience with it so far?

    • @HowToTileLikeaPro
      @HowToTileLikeaPro Місяць тому

      I did have a little issue on a shower where the edge was showing the color of the porcelain, so I went over it the next day to make it fuller. Not sure if it was the tile or my method, but I'm getting used to working with this Grout. I hope i don't have that issue again, I'll post an update video in another month. But that was the only project I had an issue with, so hoping for the best, because the color consistency is unreal, gives me peace to not have discoloration issues 👍

  • @kimsalmon7107
    @kimsalmon7107 Місяць тому

    Very good information, but PLEASE take the time at the end of project to SLOWLY pan/video the ENTIRE finished project. Would have liked to have seen more of details, like around the window, etc.