The wall ended up about 2 mm too big...

tralopp · 2009-03-16T10:36:56+00:00

There is a piece of wall missing in my closet, found a board (I think chipboard, quite heavy, about 12 mm thick, light yellow) in the storeroom that I measured and sawed. I nailed strips both across and lengthwise to have something to saw after, but it's not that great with a cheap model hand saw... :rolleyes: At least not with me at one end... Because when I finally got the board up to the closet it was a few millimeters too big either here or there... So! How do I remove these the easiest? I was thinking of going to buy a circular saw (saw that there was one for about 200 SEK at Biltema) but heard that you can't cut less than 5 mm with it? Sanding is one thought, but it's about 180 cm and feels quite tedious... Is there some sort of plane maybe? What would you have done? Gratefully accepting tips!

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24 May 2009 at 12:39 PM

tralopp

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Kristianstad
98 posts

24 May 2009 at 12:39 PM

A Surform it was, went incredibly smoothly! A thousand thanks for the tips!! And I got some spacer pieces from a friend who had laid a new floor and had leftover scraps that were going to be thrown away anyway!

I'm ridiculously pleased with the result!

The wall ended up about 2 mm too big...

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