Reinforcements for whole floor removal
Matthon and enquiring minds, Heres pix of my implements of demolition. M41334 carbide burr, and my home made splitters. The M41334 is all over ebay in single and dual cut. The dual cut works faster, stays cooler. With all the spot welds I ground down to take this 69 apart to repair, and take the 69 cadaver apart I used only 2 of these carbide burrs, I ran em dry, with no lubricating oil either. Still a lot cheaper, and more efficient than spot weld cutters in more ways than one. I am still using the second one.
With spot weld cutters you also have to grind down the remaining nub when installing new panels. You still have to grind smooth after using the ball rotary files but it's not near as much additional work. Again, wear gloves, and eyewear. I prefer disposable latex gloves to keep the small metal splinters out of my fingers. A box is cheap at china freight, and they work great for picking up dog poop in the yard too lol.
Matthon and enquiring minds, Heres pix of my implements of demolition. M41334 carbide burr, and my home made splitters. The M41334 is all over ebay in single and dual cut. The dual cut works faster, stays cooler. With all the spot welds I ground down to take this 69 apart to repair, and take the 69 cadaver apart I used only 2 of these carbide burrs, I ran em dry, with no lubricating oil either. Still a lot cheaper, and more efficient than spot weld cutters in more ways than one. I am still using the second one.
With spot weld cutters you also have to grind down the remaining nub when installing new panels. You still have to grind smooth after using the ball rotary files but it's not near as much additional work. Again, wear gloves, and eyewear. I prefer disposable latex gloves to keep the small metal splinters out of my fingers. A box is cheap at china freight, and they work great for picking up dog poop in the yard too lol.