Hey guys,
A friend of mine has a shelving unit built into a wall. He says that it is made of oak or a wood similar to oak. It is built with a water pipe going through the middle. He said that the problem is in the winter, the pipe expands and makes a horrible creaking sound when it is pressing against the shelving.
Would the best way to remedy this be to cut out a bit more around the shelving? If so, what kind of handsaw (or other tool) should i use?
Thanks!
A friend of mine has a shelving unit built into a wall. He says that it is made of oak or a wood similar to oak. It is built with a water pipe going through the middle. He said that the problem is in the winter, the pipe expands and makes a horrible creaking sound when it is pressing against the shelving.
Would the best way to remedy this be to cut out a bit more around the shelving? If so, what kind of handsaw (or other tool) should i use?
Thanks!
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