Packedup wrote:I'd rather try and pry the old floor up enough to get a nibbler between the two than try to be surgically precise with a grinder! If the two panels are really hard against each other it's going to be tricky with a grinder, surely?
Or am I just not that good with the things?
Tin- snips, chisels (fine steel chisels) and pliers!
The association of precision angle grinders will be upset by recent remarks! Some of them have spend years perfecting their art. The pass out test involves fashioning a 1 inch cube to within 1 thou + or- and perfectly flat, using no more than a standard disc..
Must say ultra fine cutting discs or dics can be used with great precision in the right hands. You could use one just to cut 1/2 way through the steel and finish cut with a good ol' wood chisel or proper ones as per John's pics.
Last edited by jonathon on Sun Jun 24, 2007 10:04 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Mr Flatbum - who started all this - could I suppose just flood the section between decks with Waxoyl - should be ok for a few years anyway! The 'new' floor underneath would be best painted with zinc under coat followed by chassis black.
