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The Dewalt multi-tool that I just ordered would be perfect for that...
Slow work but something like this:
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You could also get that off with a dremel with a cutting disc attachment. Good tool to have long-term.
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Borrow a multi-tool from someone would be my suggestion.
Can you get to it from above (the loft maybe)? May give better access for a saw.
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i think we had the same (in multiple places) in our flat, i guessed they're the old iron gas pipes.
I failed with a multi-tool - ended up having to use an angle grinder (which still took a surprisingly long time), but mine wasn't in a corner like that (hence why whoever cut it left it cut at that point i'd guess).
I'd guess a multi-tool will take plenty of time and plenty of blades.
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I’ve got a decommissioned pipe hanging out the corner of my ceiling.
I’ve got a decent bike toolbox but not a lot else. Any ideas on how I’d go about sawing this off? Drill it to bits maybe?!?
God it looks even worse close up.
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