I like the one handed operation. I can push on a tile, if needed, while tightening the cap. Gives me better leveling control and results.
Also, removal of the caps can be done by a quick toe kick. You can use the tool if you want but it isn't neccessary.
I have both the LASH and the RLS. The RLS is fantastic, the fact the wedge pushes across the tile can cause it to move slightly, where I don't think that would happen with the Tuscan.
The Tuscan pricing is a rip off, plus it's nice to have wedges for spacing around walls and changes of plane.
How often do you tile again?
it's nice to have wedges for spacing around walls and changes of plane.
I have both the LASH and the RLS. The RLS is fantastic, the fact the wedge pushes across the tile can cause it to move slightly, where I don't think that would happen with the Tuscan.
The Tuscan pricing is a rip off, plus it's nice to have wedges for spacing around walls and changes of plane.
4 times in my life, once with the lash, once with the RLS.
No. I use a rubber mallet or my foot. My foot doesn't always work well on wall tiles
So the other 2 times you went bareback?
Yup, the old fashion way, and the end result was 90% as good as using a leveling system.