Removing brickwork safely.

opps · Saturday at 12:27 PM

camerart said:
Hi,
Is the last comment an AI bot, as I said that I already have all of the tools!

???

I was replying to @johnny2007. I suspected that he was unaware that a dedicated tool exists, as opposed to dedicated attachments for multi-use tools.

I wasn't seriously recommending that you spend £1200 on a tool to remove a few bricks.

Anywho, best of luck.

johnny2007 · Sunday at 12:17 AM

opps said:
???

I was replying to @johnny2007. I suspected that he was unaware that a dedicated tool exists, as opposed to dedicated attachments for multi-use tools.

I wasn't seriously recommending that you spend £1200 on a tool to remove a few bricks.

Anywho, best of luck.

There's a brick remover that costs £10 and attaches to any bog standard angle grinder.
Hardly expensive

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Removing brickwork safely.

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