Bit of a drama this morning a clay drain pipe fractured and the sump/inlet broke away.
Have got it fixed a quick trip to our friendly hardware store had all the bits.
But, I would like to tidy up the end of the broken pipe, the whole thing needs about 100mm cutting off the end to give a clean flush end.
Whats the best way? was thinking a masonry disc in an angle grinder and take it steady? Not enough room to swing to much in the way of anything else.
Thanks
hammer23,
Jan 26, 2:09am
you answered your own question, and probably have gone ahead and done that way anyhow.
kenw1,
Jan 26, 2:15am
No we haven't actually, these clay pipes scare the wotsit out of me, always frightened they will crack further up.
So a masonry disc is the right way?
Always happens on a bank holiday.
kenw1,
Jan 26, 3:13am
Thanks all, do I need a plumber to sign it off, its like for like.
zak410,
Jan 26, 4:44am
Diamond discs are good too, have many uses, would do that neatly, less dust (thin cut); you can also wet it while cutting to avoid dust.
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aredwood,
Aug 28, 7:39pm
Yes you don't need a plumber - You need a Drainlayer instead.
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