Skirting cutter tool

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Replies: 8 Views: Replies: 2 Views: SFK 22 Sep Replies: 1 Views: Replies: 64 Views: 3, JobAndKnock 7 Oct Replaceable heat treated blades are great for cutting sheet metal, copper, aluminum, or vinyl siding material. Ideal for cutting vinyl siding, sheet metal, copper, or aluminum. Cuts Heavy Vinyl Siding and other non-ferrous materials or fabrics, including trim coil. Weighs less than 9 oz g. Easily replaceable blades are ideal for cutting vinyl siding, sheet metal, copper, or aluminum.

Versatile inch 31 cm long aluminum handled combination snip with knife-like edge slices through heavy vinyl siding lockseams and other flexible non-ferrous materials with ease. Thanks all for the replies. Agree that removing the skirting would be best option. Wary of doing so after removing tiles from bathroom to re-tile, and ending up having to re board it after pulling half the walls away.

Think I need to man up! I just put in a fitted wardrobe against a wall and removed a strip of skirting fixed in exactly the same way as yours.

I armed myself with a small pry bar, but before I got stuck in I got a flat blade scraper to run along and down the back of the skirting and it virtually fell off.

Well not quite, but very easy to locate the nail positions and ease off with the pry bar. No damage whatsoever. BrokenSkunk 3, posts months. I've done this exact job using the multitool. My skirting boards were pine rather thanb mdf though. Just buy a bunch of blades and go to it.

Far worse if you have wall paper.