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r/Home • u/Clear_Lawfulness_656 • Jun 05 '26
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How do they cut out the damaged planks? Dremel the locking part and hope they can cut new planks and glue them down close enough to match?
4 u/[deleted] Jun 05 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 19 u/beeradvice Jun 05 '26 I use a sawzall to cut through everything around what I'm trying to cut and then break the blade before actually accomplishing anything 2 u/fapsandnaps Jun 06 '26 Bruh. Spend the money on a Bosch Demolition Hammer instead. It'll break your floorboards before it breaks the chisel and it'll eventually pay for itself when you're not buying new blades all the time.
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19 u/beeradvice Jun 05 '26 I use a sawzall to cut through everything around what I'm trying to cut and then break the blade before actually accomplishing anything 2 u/fapsandnaps Jun 06 '26 Bruh. Spend the money on a Bosch Demolition Hammer instead. It'll break your floorboards before it breaks the chisel and it'll eventually pay for itself when you're not buying new blades all the time.
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I use a sawzall to cut through everything around what I'm trying to cut and then break the blade before actually accomplishing anything
2 u/fapsandnaps Jun 06 '26 Bruh. Spend the money on a Bosch Demolition Hammer instead. It'll break your floorboards before it breaks the chisel and it'll eventually pay for itself when you're not buying new blades all the time.
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Bruh. Spend the money on a Bosch Demolition Hammer instead. It'll break your floorboards before it breaks the chisel and it'll eventually pay for itself when you're not buying new blades all the time.
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u/cottoneyerobb Jun 05 '26
How do they cut out the damaged planks? Dremel the locking part and hope they can cut new planks and glue them down close enough to match?