Hardwood floor removal part 2
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you sir are a genius and a lifesaver! thank you for sharing.
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great video definately gonna try it when takingout our old wood floor!
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use a skillsaw and cut sections accross. that will be a lot faster.
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Saw the video, great idea, but my glue must have been so much stronger than the one in your videos. It took a mini-sledge hammer to get the pry bar under it. Tried the saws-all, I could get the saw blade under the floor, but it would just stop at hard parts of the glue. Went with the pry-bar on looser pieces, and used a Spyder Scraper in the saws-all to get the tougher ones, worked better than the 9" blade. I did cut the floor prior and it did make it easier. Thanks for posting!
gastoddart 2 months ago
@gastoddart Thanks for the comment. Your glue must have been more apoxy like than the tacky glue that I had. I have tried using the scraper blade that Milwaukee makes for the sawzall, but found that it seemed to break quickly. Glad to hear you've got the floor up.
jamesrgulledge 2 months ago
Thanks for the comment. I did make cuts with my circular saw into the hardwood about every 2 feet to a depth of the concrete. This may not be clear in the video. The main purpose of the sawzall was to free the wood from the adhesive.
jamesrgulledge 1 year ago