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Tbh that herringbone pattern in the entryway took me 3 days to get right
The client wanted a specific 45-degree angle at the threshold and I kept messing up the cuts on my DeWalt miter saw. Honestly, I had to pull up about 20 square feet of plank vinyl twice before the lines finally clicked. Anyone got a good trick for keeping those starter rows locked in tight?
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thomas_young8d ago
Yeah, a chalk line snapped dead center of the room was my only saving grace. It gives you a solid guide to keep those first rows from walking off course. Once you get that first triangle locked in, the rest just sort of falls into place.
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miles_grant358d ago
Man, I wish I had that kind of foresight. My first attempt looked like a drunk spider laid out the pattern. Getting that starter row straight is honestly the whole battle.
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