Small Shower to BIG Shower Remodel! 

Lol 😂

lol we love our Scott Brown!

Oh snap!! Your helper spoke! Before we know it he'll be taking over😂👍. No doubt that this one will come out Super Dope & the close ups will be amazing. Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out again!!

Thanks brother, good weekend to you!!!

Not my helper, my best bud and building partner! I'll have to put him in more vids!

@@LandbergTileTV Heck Yeah Bud. Fantastic work together & great videos👍

They are a real nicely synced team. You can tell they’ve been working side by side for a number of years. They turn out a beautiful product job after job!

Thanks! And we save many hours plus easy on our bodies and lungs 🫁

Glad you liked it!

Thanks 👍

hell yeah brother!

The blades do burn out quick, but we make more money to cover the cost not having to walk in and out of the bedroom.

drywall usually, we screw it into the studs. Any ridgid material will work.

We like to stack on top of the floor (water shed)

We use a basic 80 tooth Dewalt and it works great!

Here are the video's and links are in the description ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NaNWedEeycI.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-syKHUPcrkpk.html

Missed this comment Flip. Yes, situations always dictates when we pull out the 10" IQ. If we can set up right next to the shower/bathroom, that's when we pull it out. We have been using the 7" IQ with our Montolit 24" cutter for most of our showers recently. The porcelain snaps clean enough for the side walls and sometimes the niche and we use the 7" for some niche cuts and notch cuts for the curb. I don't think the IQ 10 could replace a wet saw completely. Right now we are using our Dewalt d36000 for a mitered niche which the IQ would struggle at. The blades get burned pretty quick also. At the end of the day when using a 10" saw, it's 50/50 with wet and dry depending on size of bathroom and location setup.

@@LandbergTileTV Thanks I appreciate you. Just made the purchase, hopefully it helps with some of our smaller projects. Thanks again please keep the videos coming brother. “FLIP”

lol

Thanks and that's Schluter Kerdi board.

yes, we are finally feeling the hit, sorry but all these darn democratic states and cities shutting things down is making it hard for people

dewalt 60v mix drill

drywall or 2x4, anything ridgid to hold the weight

I no this guy makes it look so easy. I fight and struggle still with getting my install to look some what comparable with Landberg and I have been doing tile for 25 years. It is humbling to see someone younger than yourself breeze through install like him. It also keeps me interested in getting better and faster I'm so slow because it can be a fight some days but I never was much of a quitter anyway. 54 and I would love to be his helper for a while just to see if some of that would rub off on me lol.

And cut into the framing

Won't be a problem, framed and added blocking and it never gets colder than 60 or hotter than 80 where we live

@@LandbergTileTV shouldn’t you have a header

NITCH!!!

and I'll do a 3 shot challenge with you!!!

It's not a problem, it's framed out and the temp doesn't go below 60 or above 80 where we live.