A hacksaw, miter box and a bit of sandpaper to buff out the edges does this job nicely :) just in case someone doesnt have an aluminum cutting saw and the shears arent enough

I hope this helps anyone with cutting trims. It is based on a carpenters trick and works 100% of the time (for me atleast). When cutting the bead, for any angle, place the bead against a piece of timber (12mm x 36mm or 1/2" x 1 1/4") with the timber against the saw fence and the finish side of the bead facing into the fence. The timber needs to be parallel to keep trim cuts square, first this takes care of the gap between the fences in the center creating a zero clearance throat and will prevent the trim being grabbed by the blade. Your cut mark is easier to align to blade tooth for access, and for creating the notch on butt joints. The timber also needs to be the width of the saw fence, for small cuts where keeping the your digits away from the blade is required you can clamp the bead with a second timber against where the tile sits and over the fixing strip. I hope this makes sense, and saves a finger or two.

Awesome tips thanks

@2:37 man you are right. I have experienced 2 times when the trim ended up flying across the room. Scared the crap out of me. Someone could had gotten hurt! Thanks for that pointer. Also, I am surprised you did not mention the kind of blade to use (aluminum blade with a lot more teeth), which is mighty important for this little job.

I would recommend to use thin padding on the saw to protect the face of the profile

Some input if possible. Ive attempted a miter cut on bullnose trim for my niche and no matter what I do it ends up not being right. The tile ends up too far below or above the trim. Question: When measuring the trim, am I measuring from the outside edge of the trim or inside edge. I would really appreciate some detail instructions on exactly how and where to measure on both the niche and trim. Thank you

I notice you recommend unmodified thinset when applying the railing. Will thinset adhere to stainless steel?

I use a carbide tip 50 tooth blade and it cuts my profile like butter I go very slow with it sitting on a clean 2x4 I don’t even have to clean up the edges. I have a question what do you use to hold the profile steady or glue it in place before setting tile?

Best tip of all time when cutting shluter profiles is to wear safety glasses. Please be safe above all else or you will definitely put your eye out cutting this thin metal. Especially as you mentioned when cutting the bonding edge.

Whats the hand tool called that you use to cut the bit of metal away before you used the saw?

How about installing edge trim after wall tile installation for a shower?

Glad you showed the kind of blade you used (not helpful)

It would nice to know about kind of saw blade

I'm curious about what size of profile would I use with 1/4 inch tile?

What type of saw blade did you use? What is the best way to avoid (or fix) burrs created during the cutting process? Thank you.

Which blade is best to use if im using an angle grinder to cut schulter?

I thought I would watch the video and learn what kind of tools I need to cut the trim, But even though you're cutting them, I don't know what you are using. What kind of chop saw, is it a wet saw what kind of blade, etc Not having the right tools to cut this is holding up my kitchen tile! What are my options?

Ear protection please. Great job

for cutting this way that saw is the best me i like wet saw

Here’s a tip for you: Uncut seamless corners! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j99_e6V0t73aZn0.html

What is this. Tiling for thicks

Having a hard time cutting for a inside corner. Pieces aren't matching up with the shein

I epoxy my shluter

They didn’t saw the results, I wonder why !

I like that foreign guy who cuts in the miter but not fully through. Then he bends the 90° so it’s still one piece. No sharp cut corner!

Talk to the camera please! Video should be titled...how to cut profiles using common sense.

Machine Cut but NO SHOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I bet these guy's have never done a shower before