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Here's the problem... see diagram below.
I have the PVC coming down the inside corner of the closet terminating in a hose adapter. Using a circular saw, I am going to cut a 2"x8" channel from the sump pump hole and chissel it out, going under the closet doors and into the closet. This channnel is for the hose, that will connect to the PVC. Not pictured here, the PVC actually has an elbow joint at the bottom where it is secured to the floor.
I have procured a 2"x2" 1/8" thick steel plate which I intend to cover the sump pump with. Over which I will be carpeting using Legato Carpet Squares by Miliken.
I would like to "route" out the concrete surrounding the sump pump an eighth of an inch so that the steel plat lays fush with the floor.
Any ideas on how this might best be accomplished?
Is there such a thing as a masonry router bit?
Thanks,
Lynch
I have the PVC coming down the inside corner of the closet terminating in a hose adapter. Using a circular saw, I am going to cut a 2"x8" channel from the sump pump hole and chissel it out, going under the closet doors and into the closet. This channnel is for the hose, that will connect to the PVC. Not pictured here, the PVC actually has an elbow joint at the bottom where it is secured to the floor.
I have procured a 2"x2" 1/8" thick steel plate which I intend to cover the sump pump with. Over which I will be carpeting using Legato Carpet Squares by Miliken.
I would like to "route" out the concrete surrounding the sump pump an eighth of an inch so that the steel plat lays fush with the floor.
Any ideas on how this might best be accomplished?
Is there such a thing as a masonry router bit?
Thanks,
Lynch
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