Renewing chipboard.

iffy100 · 2026-03-01T23:28:05+0000

So latest project is to remove damaged chipboard and insert new ones. They are nailed in. How would the experienced folks approach this task?

Wayners · 2026-03-02T19:27:49+0000

Circular saw set to depth and run along.
Make sure you drill some large holes in floor and look for pipes ect. The run saw along

iffy100 · 2026-03-02T20:30:09+0000

Wayners said:
Circular saw set to depth and run along.
Make sure you drill some large holes in floor and look for pipes ect. The run saw along

Don't have a circular saw

Wayners · 2026-03-02T20:51:09+0000

Seriously!

If you are going to attempt DIY you need tools. Come on!
They are cheap. Seen one now for £28. Probably less second hand..
Buy one.
Any old make will do.
And a drill and hole saw.
Hammer
Breaker bar.
Gloves
Bags.
Enthusiasm is free so don't tell me you don't have any

foxhole · 2026-03-02T20:52:01+0000

Water damaged you should be able to put a hammer through it and lift in pieces .

iffy100 · 2026-03-02T21:03:57+0000

Wayners said:
Seriously!

If you are going to attempt DIY you need tools. Come on!
They are cheap. Seen one now for £28. Probably less second hand..
Buy one.
Any old make will do.
And a drill and hole saw.
Hammer
Breaker bar.
Gloves
Bags.
Enthusiasm is free so don't tell me you don't have any

Got everything else you said but the saw. However I'll invest in one!

Wayners · 2026-03-02T21:15:39+0000

Cool. Take your time. Any other questions do come back.
It's fun learning new skills

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Renewing chipboard.

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