Re: Fixing rot

Posted by Timmo on
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Or go old school, wrap insulating tape round one end of a hacksaw blade to make a handle and patiently (but quietly) cut them by hand. When the blade goes blunt move the tape to the other end and make it a pull rather than push saw.

Admit I if I was a neighbour I'd appreciate some consideration.

Tim.

On 25 Mar 2020, at 09:05, Paul (admin) [via UK HBBR Forum] <[hidden email]> wrote:

Tim,

The oscillating tool would work well, but the hull can resonate the noise like a drum. I have to think of the neighbours, some of them are elderly.

However, I think the angle grinder is the noisest and the gunnels are rock solid so hopefully won't resonate.

A surgical strike is needed, 5-10 seconds on each screw then break for coffee.

Another option along the deck is my Bosch jigsaw with a metal cutting blade.

Chiselling the wood is very therapeutic though. I have a floorboard saw with fine teeth which might cut nails.

Cheers
Paul


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