2-29 Cabin plywood liner at hatch/cockpit opening

I'm focusing on filling abandoned instrument holes at the cabin bulkhead next to the the cabin door...right side. There's a stock mahogany plywood liner on the inside which I would like to remove and re-cut/replace. Having trouble removing it as the entry door jamb and sill pieces seen to over-lap and hold fast the plywood piece. Any experience removing this piece without removing the door frame?

Harbor Freight has an inexpensive vibrating multi-tool which I have used for surgical strikes against plywood. I have also used a hand-held router set to a depth not to exceed the depth you want removed and that works also. George Barlow Knackered, Cal 28 155 On Apr 2, 2012, at 10:41 AM, James wrote: > I'm focusing on filling abandoned instrument holes at the cabin bulkhead next to the the cabin door...right side. There's a stock mahogany plywood liner on the inside which I would like to remove and re-cut/replace. Having trouble removing it as the entry door jamb and sill pieces seen to over-lap and hold fast the plywood piece. > > Any experience removing this piece without removing the door frame? > > > > > TODAY(Beta) • Powered by Yahoo! > What women really think of guys' gadgets > A Bluetooth headset is unlikely to impress, but other tech gear just might. > Privacy Policy

Those sound good....I'm wondering if there's a chance or removing that section without selective surgery...however, that could open up a whole other level of repair....simply scarf back in a new section...going to paint as a finish anyway... Thanks George for the suggestion....router sound doable. --- In Ca… [at] yahoogroups.com, George Barlow <geobarlow@...> wrote: > > Harbor Freight has an inexpensive vibrating multi-tool which I have used for surgical strikes against plywood. I have also used a hand-held router set to a depth not to exceed the depth you want removed and that works also. > ___________________ > George Barlow > Knackered, Cal 28 155 > > > > > > > > On Apr 2, 2012, at 10:41 AM, James wrote: > > > I'm focusing on filling abandoned instrument holes at the cabin bulkhead next to the the cabin door...right side. There's a stock mahogany plywood liner on the inside which I would like to remove and re-cut/replace. Having trouble removing it as the entry door jamb and sill pieces seen to over-lap and hold fast the plywood piece. > > > > Any experience removing this piece without removing the door frame? > > > > > > > > > > TODAY(Beta) • Powered by Yahoo! > > What women really think of guys' gadgets > > A Bluetooth headset is unlikely to impress, but other tech gear just might. > > Privacy Policy >