I couldn’t find any comments on this in the archives. Does anyone think this thing is a time saver?
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If its going to be on HGTV my guess is its as good as the putty chaser by the same company.
And I think they have that wierd hammer holster that leaves the handle sticking up to get caught on things or poke you in the ribs..
HaHa! The Putty Chaser. My Father-In-Law gave me one of those. Now THAT is a POS! I don't think you could find a better way to chew a nice old window to shreds.
My reply to the OP was tounge in cheek as giving a putty chaser as a perpetual gift was discussed in the fest folder...
Looks like a time waster that won't do what it says it will.
If you can't eyeball it, that thing isn't going to make it better.
Joe H
Never tried it myself though My guess is it would be faster to use plastic tile spacers, besides the speed, often I've had to cheat the spacing a hair here and there to make the layout work with the room, which would defeat the purpose of having a tool that would exactly space each and every tile.