Horiz. Clapboard Repair: Cutting Out Of A Small Section: How ?
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Can't quite envision a "clean" way of doing this: Let's say you have to replace a foot long section right in the middle of perhaps a 12 foot section of horizontal clapboards. How does one cut it out; only the foot long section ? (leaving the rest, on either side, in place). The only way I can think of is to use a keyhole saw, as that would enable me to place the teeth flat right against the wood. But, how does one cut the section that is underneath the clapboard above ? This seems like one of those subjects where there is a real trick involved, but I don't see it. Any how-to suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks, Bob |
Horiz. Clapboard Repair: Cutting Out Of A Small Section: How ?
"Robert11" wrote in message . .. Hello, Can't quite envision a "clean" way of doing this: Let's say you have to replace a foot long section right in the middle of perhaps a 12 foot section of horizontal clapboards. How does one cut it out; only the foot long section ? (leaving the rest, on either side, in place). The only way I can think of is to use a keyhole saw, as that would enable me to place the teeth flat right against the wood. But, how does one cut the section that is underneath the clapboard above ? This seems like one of those subjects where there is a real trick involved, but I don't see it. Any how-to suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks, Bob You don't. You pop the bottom nails from the entire clapboard above, then replace the entire board below. Never cut out and piece a section when you can do it properly. Shouldn't take more than an hour to repair it properly, and yes, I've done it a lot. |
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