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Re: Monday Chat 06.07.10

Subject: Re: Monday Chat 06.07.10
by BillH on 2010/6/7 14:35:34

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TommyT-Bone wrote:

I have a tool guy question. If I wanted to cut a burnt roof off a house in sections and toss it in a dumpster, what tool would you recommend to cut through burnt timber. I guess an alternate plan is to have a back hoe bust it up but still I'd need some type of saw to clean it up some. Ideas?


Easiest, fastest and most dangerous - Chain Saw.

Next: a circular saw with a new carbide blade ( a framing blade with fewer teeth will cut faster, the carbide can go thru nails but it's best not to).

R U just removing the roof surface and not the trusses?
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