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I am pulling up luan plywood from my kitchen because it is buckling in
places and I want to put down a new floor. I have found that the kitchen cabinets as well as the baseboards are both on top of the luan. I don't want to remove the cabinets or take off all the baseboards, but rather make a clean cut right at the bottom of the kickboard/baseboards. Right now I am using a chisel but there must be a better way. I was thinking about a dremel tool and a router bit. Any other ideas out there? JD |
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![]() "JD" wrote in message news:chC2f.3149$jw6.1885@lakeread02... I am pulling up luan plywood from my kitchen because it is buckling in places and I want to put down a new floor. I have found that the kitchen cabinets as well as the baseboards are both on top of the luan. I don't want to remove the cabinets or take off all the baseboards, but rather make a clean cut right at the bottom of the kickboard/baseboards. Right now I am using a chisel but there must be a better way. I was thinking about a dremel tool and a router bit. Any other ideas out there? JD Angle grinder with a diamond blade. Little smoke, but works awesome. |
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JD wrote:
I am pulling up luan plywood from my kitchen because it is buckling in places and I want to put down a new floor. I have found that the kitchen cabinets as well as the baseboards are both on top of the luan. I don't want to remove the cabinets or take off all the baseboards, but rather make a clean cut right at the bottom of the kickboard/baseboards. Right now I am using a chisel but there must be a better way. I was thinking about a dremel tool and a router bit. Any other ideas out there? JD Rent a "toe-kick saw". They're designed for this. You should be able to find one at a good tool rental place (NOT HOME DEPOT) Brad |
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If its just 1/4" use a utility knike. I have cut 1/4" this way many times
when I didn't what to pull out a saw. "JD" wrote in message news:chC2f.3149$jw6.1885@lakeread02... I am pulling up luan plywood from my kitchen because it is buckling in places and I want to put down a new floor. I have found that the kitchen cabinets as well as the baseboards are both on top of the luan. I don't want to remove the cabinets or take off all the baseboards, but rather make a clean cut right at the bottom of the kickboard/baseboards. Right now I am using a chisel but there must be a better way. I was thinking about a dremel tool and a router bit. Any other ideas out there? JD |
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