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Default Tube Removal

I have a hole in the wall which is substantially bigger than that required.
I need a round hole but don't want to line it.

If I put a tube into the wall that is smeared with a good dollop of
vaseline, then mortar round it, when the mortar has gone off, should the
tube glide out easily.

Cut the smut please this is a serious question.
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