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Any tips for removing the insulation? I thought about using a multi-tool
circular saw blade (by hand!) to get four neat cuts before chiselling out the insulation. Or Stanley knife? TIA |
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newshound wrote:
Any tips for removing the insulation? I thought about using a multi-tool circular saw blade (by hand!) to get four neat cuts before chiselling out the insulation. Or Stanley knife? TIA Stanley knife blade for the first bit and then a large flat blade screwdriver for the rest seems to work for me. -- Adam |
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On 27 Oct, 18:30, "newshound" wrote:
Any tips for removing the insulation? I thought about using a multi-tool circular saw blade (by hand!) to get four neat cuts before chiselling out the insulation. Or Stanley knife? TIA Those break-off section knives with the blade fully extended are good for deep cuts. |
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![]() wrote in message ... On 27 Oct, 18:30, "newshound" wrote: Any tips for removing the insulation? I thought about using a multi-tool circular saw blade (by hand!) to get four neat cuts before chiselling out the insulation. Or Stanley knife? TIA Those break-off section knives with the blade fully extended are good for deep cuts. .... but be very careful notb to score the cylinder - they will split over time ! AWEM |
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![]() "Andrew Mawson" wrote in message ... wrote in message ... On 27 Oct, 18:30, "newshound" wrote: Any tips for removing the insulation? I thought about using a multi-tool circular saw blade (by hand!) to get four neat cuts before chiselling out the insulation. Or Stanley knife? TIA Those break-off section knives with the blade fully extended are good for deep cuts. ... but be very careful notb to score the cylinder - they will split over time ! AWEM That's what was worrying me slightly; I was thinking about grinding off the point of a Stanley knife blade. Thanks to all for the suggestions |
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