Best way to cut rusted corrugated metal planter…
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Best way to cut rusted corrugated metal planter?
https://preview.redd.it/9fcll5bodj2h1.jpg?width=627&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=65ea4f93dd3bc6c0aa8f52650b24d24ed5644c97
Not the best picture, but it's one of those basic corrugated metal planters. Super rusted, plus a tree coming out that the metal is cutting into the trunk. We just moved in, first spring here and I'm wondering how to deal with this. When I looked up about it it said things about metal saws or tin snips. I'm not imagining I'll have a lot to cut with a metal saw, but I could spring for the snips if they'll work. The only other option I can figure is to just remove the tree then get rid of the planter. Any tips? Will the snips work?
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https://preview.redd.it/9fcll5bodj2h1.jpg?width=627&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=65ea4f93dd3bc6c0aa8f52650b24d24ed5644c97
Not the best picture, but it's one of those basic corrugated metal planters. Super rusted, plus a tree coming out that the metal is cutting into the trunk. We just moved in, first spring here and I'm wondering how to deal with this. When I looked up about it it said things about metal saws or tin snips. I'm not imagining I'll have a lot to cut with a metal saw, but I could spring for the snips if they'll work. The only other option I can figure is to just remove the tree then get rid of the planter. Any tips? Will the snips work?
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so the metal wont affect the tree! the tree will continue to grow around the metal!
