Thanks for the video. It gave me a starting point. Considering grout space threw me off a little, but eventually I got it worked out.

Thanks! that’s awesome advice! Trying it for the first time in my own bathroom

In a way I understand, but like technical math, you should've used a pointer when using your jig, and pointed to the exct tile, and counted down two tiles or whatever the distance is measured. I still can't fully grasp exactly how a person lays out the tile, then cuts it. I suppose you lay out all the tiles in herringbone, THEN follow your line drawing pattern, or make a jig, and copycat what you're saying, but there's no clearcut formula to accomplish it, like counting tiles, or whatever the instructions are. I will look at other videos to see if their explanation is more sensible. Thanks, and THUMBS UP!!!

I like this video …well explained

Great video

So one center of the wall and one for tile

Y para continuar los cortes en las esquinas Siempre me pierdo con los cortes

Gracias señor.

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What's the point?

I found late this video

Mannnnnnn

Trickiest? It's just a pain in the ass.

I fit lvt herringbone for a living. Any Nimrod who still uses Pythagoras needs beating up.. So many simple ways to do it. This guy is fine,.the distance of half a tile and off setting from the point of what you think would think is the centre.that is your off set. In the UK. Floorskills make a template.. Super easy for lvt..

That's the easy way to tell someone how to center it. What if you have a blank wall????🤔