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Old 04-19-2020, 09:45 AM
TAtech TAtech is offline
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Reciprocating saw is the best way, start cutting your old rotten wood that will be replaced and get it out of the way. Then use a long fine tooth metal cutting blade and cut between the two joined boards cutting the screw. Learned this from a contractor many years ago and have had much success doing it this way.

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