Hello:
I'm the one restoring the hardwood flooring in the earlier posts. I now have all the old flooring and plywood removed and have found (as expected) several rotten boards that need replacing. They are tounge and groove - nailed through the tounge.
What is the best way to cut individual boards out squarely so they can be removed and replaced? I currently have .... 1. A skillsaw 2. A smaller cordless DeWalt skillsaw 3. A smaller Makita 3 3/8" trim saw (but the blade turns very slowly---it may splinter the cut) 4. A 4" angle grinder (tried that already on plywood and it smokes like crazy) 5. Chisels and mallet
Any suggestions on how to cut out individual boards without damaging the others would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Richard