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Hi,
I'm about to create a new window opening with a 900mm lintel into a cavity wall. Rather than start banging away I'm looking to use the 10mm mortar rake bits from screwfix attached to a grinder to remove the top layer of bricks and install the lintel first. To make the cuts on the internal wall I'm going to use a 9 inch grinder with diamond blade. For the exterior brick work I'm looking to make it good by cutting half bricks and mortaring them in the alternate courses. That's presuming the the mortar comes cleanly off the full length bricks and the courses are pretty regimental in the first place. An alternative was to cut with a bricksaw and make good with a render coat but not sure how to finish the render coat neatly around the opening without some kind of frame.. Anyone got any other suggestions or advice I should take on board? |
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