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There are masonary blades for circular saws you could use.

An angle grinder could be another option for taking away the material. If you go a little deeper you fill in with some of that quick setting concrete mix and level your channles out afterwards.

3 weeks ago I had to cut my foundation out for my new basement door to fit correctly. I used a cirular saw with the masory bit to make cuts then I used my air chissel to break it off.

 

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Yeah, Lynch!


When you come out to shoot I'll loan you my compressor and air chisel! :rofl:

 

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How much is the rental of the saw going to cost you? I think I only paid about $50 when I bought mine. Granted it isn't a top of the line professional model, but it doesn't sound like you need or will use one of those anyway. Price a new one over at Home Depot or somewhere similar before renting one. For a few extra bucks you might as well have a tool that you can keep for the next project.

Greg

I got mine 7 years ago, it was a factory rebuild from Craftsman. Cost me $27.50 total. Masonary blade was $14 from Home Depot 3 weeks ago.

 

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V-day won't be far away for me either! My wife has decided that 2 is enough, thank God! She wanted 3, but during this pregnancy she has been miserable and doesn't think she can do another.

 

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We can fix you up at the shoot.

Do you prefer gun or knife?

YIKES!:scared:

 

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Welp... I am the king of cheap greasy bastards.

Picked up a chissel and 24oz ballpeen hammer last night.

2.5 hours later and I have the steel plate leveled flush with the floor.


Lynch

Glad to hear it! Now, you need to go shooting on Sunday and leave that trim for another day!