Is this a good idea?

[_Michael]

@Mohjo

I’d imagine you do 1 half of a project, then just push the rest through and reset it once it’s level on a sawhorse or w/e you’re using to support it.

That’s the gist of it. Usually with some holes and dowels to make sure the tiles match up. I know that Vectric’s software has features to aid with tiling. Not sure about the others but if you watch or read about how it’s done you can do it with any software and some planning.

EDIT: This is worth looking at for tiling.

Cheap ass tiling jig

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