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A section of upstairs ply subfloor was lifted for some plumbing that I had done. The board was cut flush with a stud cupboard wall that is sat directly on a joist.
Time has come to re-lay the floor and I need something to fix onto. I was hoping to somehow cut out the ply to about 25mm depth from under the cupboard wall sole plate, so that I can push the replacement piece under the wall enough that it is supported on the joist.
Any ideas how I could do it? I was thinking of drilling it with a depth gauge and tidying up with a chisel but it seems very slow.
Time has come to re-lay the floor and I need something to fix onto. I was hoping to somehow cut out the ply to about 25mm depth from under the cupboard wall sole plate, so that I can push the replacement piece under the wall enough that it is supported on the joist.
Any ideas how I could do it? I was thinking of drilling it with a depth gauge and tidying up with a chisel but it seems very slow.