I'm looking for some advice on removing some old pipe that was left in place in our cloak room. It's as tough as old boots so guessing its galvanised steel/iron (think it was originally the feed from the old water mains up to the old tank in loft).
What I’ve got is the end of threaded joint sticking out from the wall by about 3mm - my thoughts are try and remove enough to get it back under the surface and patch over the top.
I’ve got a multi-tool (probably not powerful enough – but easy to get access), reciprocating saw (not sure if I have enough access) and angle grinder (not my favourite tool).
Any suggestions/advice on what to do and what blade I need to buy?
What I’ve got is the end of threaded joint sticking out from the wall by about 3mm - my thoughts are try and remove enough to get it back under the surface and patch over the top.
I’ve got a multi-tool (probably not powerful enough – but easy to get access), reciprocating saw (not sure if I have enough access) and angle grinder (not my favourite tool).
Any suggestions/advice on what to do and what blade I need to buy?