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Sat - lowering a side garden wall with a sledge hammer (I predict it will be a nightmare of a job as the bricks just crumble and the mortar is like granite)
Get yourself an angle grinder with Diamond blade (£20 -> £60), cut through the mortar, job done. If you do it with a sledge hammer one part will just crumble & the whole wall will fall apart.
Get yourself an angle grinder with Diamond blade (£20 -> £60), cut through the mortar, job done. If you do it with a sledge hammer one part will just crumble & the whole wall will fall apart.
I have actually got a 2kW DeWalt with 9" diamond blade (these blades are amazing - I've had one on for a while now and used it last w/e to cut some 900mm indian stone, knife through butter - then tried to drill some holes in said indian stone with Bosch bits and managed to melt them both ) but that said I'm a bit wary that cutting into mortar at a depth of ~4", if it decides to 'bite' the outcome could be quite messy. Might try it with a stone grinding disc then you've got more lateral play.
Originally posted by Nigel Farage MEP - 2016-06-24 04:00:00
"I hope this victory brings down this failed project and leads us to a Europe of sovereign nation states, trading together, being friends together, cooperating together, and let's get rid of the flag, the anthem, Brussels, and all that has gone wrong."
I have actually got a 2kW DeWalt with 9" diamond blade (these blades are amazing - I've had one on for a while now and used it last w/e to cut some 900mm indian stone, knife through butter - then tried to drill some holes in said indian stone with Bosch bits and managed to melt them both ) but that said I'm a bit wary that cutting into mortar at a depth of ~4", if it decides to 'bite' the outcome could be quite messy. Might try it with a stone grinding disc then you've got more lateral play.
Now I have tool envy (No not like that), my little 900w Bosch isn't worthy.
At the very least I would score the Mortar an inch or so to make sure its the weakest point when you hit it.
TFA (And thanks for reminding me its the weekend #BenchLife)
Was out of a meal last night with the Mrs, today will be spent batch cooking for the freezer, tomorrow going to the apprentices from ExClientCo graduation, Sunday lazy day with 4 of the 5 kids as MissMac is poorly so will be staying with her mum this weekend
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