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Sold the house and need to replace some hardwood floor planks. This is the engineered stuff with tongue and groove and was nailed in.
I figure it can't be that hard to cut an existing piece down the middle and do what it takes to get the piece out without damaging the neighboring pieces. Then I would take a saw or tool (remel?) and cut the bottom of the groove side out of a new piece on two sides. Then glue and drop into place.
Am I missing something? Not quick or easy, but doable, right?
Appreciate anyone responding who has tried this, thanks.
I figure it can't be that hard to cut an existing piece down the middle and do what it takes to get the piece out without damaging the neighboring pieces. Then I would take a saw or tool (remel?) and cut the bottom of the groove side out of a new piece on two sides. Then glue and drop into place.
Am I missing something? Not quick or easy, but doable, right?
Appreciate anyone responding who has tried this, thanks.