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On 19 July, 19:59, Peter Watson wrote:
On 19/07/2010 18:46, The Medway Handyman wrote: I removed a cast iron bath from my father in laws years ago. *I heard all about this 'bash it with a hammer' trick, so I tried it. *My ears were still ringing a week later and the bath was unscathed! Likewise - One clout with a club hammer and I was then hunting for my ear defenders! To break it, you bash it on the inside. Cast iron is weak in tension but strong in compression. |
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