Hi...I have to replace some hardwood floors in an older home. The Fireplace hearth is sitting on top of the hardwood floors, meaning that pieces of hardwood extend in under the hearth/fireplace.
What is the best approach to cutting the hardwood away from the hearth? I guess what I am asking is what is the best tool to use that will cause the least amount of damage to the hearth. The hearth is oak.
Thanks,
An oscillating multifunction tool, such as the Fein Multimaster (expensive) or one of the similar tools made by Bosch, Rockwell, etc.
ROn 1/18/2010 11:29 AM RicodJour spake thus:
Don't forget Harbor Freight.
A cutoff tool. You will have to make a couple of cuts one 1/4 inch away from the hearth, and then a second one after the main floor is removed to get that last 1/4 inch inch.
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Yes, they have a $40 oscillating tool. A good tool to see if you like and warrant a more expensive one. When mine dies I'll be getting one of the quality ones mentioned above.
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