I would like to remove the wood flooring in front of our front door and replace it with slate that matches our mudroom. I live in the mountains of Idaho and trying to maintain a wood floor there when guests are coming in with their shoes full of snow is simply a challenge.
The first step of this project is to cut the perimeter of the area where we will pull up the existing wood floor. I would think that my TS-75 riding on a guide rail would be ideal for this. I am going to be cutting through lots of nails that were used during the installation of the wood floor.
So, my question is: Which blade for the TS-75 would be the best to use? I want to minimize tear-out of the existing floor but at the same time the blade has to be up to the task of cutting through the nails.
If there is a 3rd party blade that would do the job, and be cheaper than a Festool blade, all the better as I expect the nails will do enough damage to the blade that I will be tossing it in the trash afterwards.
Thanks in advance for the help.
The first step of this project is to cut the perimeter of the area where we will pull up the existing wood floor. I would think that my TS-75 riding on a guide rail would be ideal for this. I am going to be cutting through lots of nails that were used during the installation of the wood floor.
So, my question is: Which blade for the TS-75 would be the best to use? I want to minimize tear-out of the existing floor but at the same time the blade has to be up to the task of cutting through the nails.
If there is a 3rd party blade that would do the job, and be cheaper than a Festool blade, all the better as I expect the nails will do enough damage to the blade that I will be tossing it in the trash afterwards.
Thanks in advance for the help.