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Yes, that’s a multi tool. Just a basic saw would do it though. Personally I would use one of my cheap single handed planes like the Stanley 102 block plane. Just to save damaging anything too expensive.
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I've only got a couple of vintage apprentice made wooden ones we taped up and used as doorstops before children stopped us having nice things.
I think my dad has a couple though.
One of my wooden ones is long though maybe a ft or so. And I wondered if something like that would be easier to keep straight.
hugo7
Good point. Thanks.
What type of plane would be best?
Also is an oscillating saw the same as a multitool? I've always wanted a multitool and could possibly use this as the excuse. Annoyingly the bare Makita one is on sale at SF and I have Dewalt batteries. The Dewalt is x2 the price.