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What do you use to cut up floorboards? Jigsaw/ circular saw or any other. I use a jigsaw but it is on its last legs and I have been usuing a reciprocating saw lately which is only going to lead to trouble when my luck runs out.
 
circular saw every time. cut out the tongues first, then spring the board up a bit with a bolster chisel where you want to cut across the board, that will save you hitting any pipes underneath. once cut, 2 claw hammers, one each side of the board and work your way down
 
Hi,
I use the Fein multimaster oscillating cutter.Handy when the boards have a stud wall on top as you can cut flush to the skirting and the blades are very thin.

Cheers,
Lofty
 
Hi have just purchased some worx tools an oscillating tool very good and a small circular saw cuts to depth of 22 mm find its pretty good on most boards has laser guide about ÂŁ100 also has ceramic cutting blade which is very good for doing chasing has vacum adapter so very little dust try argos the oscillating tool is a cheaper version of the fein tool but just as good. Fein had the license but that has now elapsed so other manufacturers are doing same tool but a lot cheaper. hope this helps.
 
The lucky sod picked it up from Netto it was just missing a strap or something piddly.

We don't get Netto dowmn here and they wouldn't ship one to me (they were only 30 bucks anyway)
 
Makita 18v circular saw. Check depth and never worry about hitting a pipe etc . Secret is to learn how to "pop" the boards up without damaging them too much !
 
Makita 18v circular saw. Check depth and never worry about hitting a pipe etc . Secret is to learn how to "pop" the boards up without damaging them too much !

Is that the one with the little 136mm blade ? heard good things about them.

Cheers,
Lofty.
 
The lucky sod picked it up from Netto it was just missing a strap or something piddly.

We don't get Netto dowmn here and they wouldn't ship one to me (they were only 30 bucks anyway)

just the allen keys :D my mate bought one and gave me the vac attachment. let me know if you want one sending as they are still in stock up here for ÂŁ30
 

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