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Yes, I also thought of the fein or the similar but cheaper dremel model but they would only help in the thicker part and only so deep. I'm surprised people use grout. It's tough stuff. I only used plumbers putty or caulk myself. I guess the "kick" would be the best thing to try with a soft...

I'm trying to remove a toilet to replace a bad wax ring for a friend. Did several in my life but this toilet was put in over an uneven tiled floor with much grout. Thought it was just around the perimeter but after scraping with a carbide tipped scraper, light chiseling and finally drilling...

Exquisite! You guys are great!

As long as you folks are friendly, and this is an active forum, I'll post another picture, further down the line of the lead bend and run my thoughts on that.. This shot is of the old drain pipe which later tees off on it's own to receive waste water from the sink and tub. It feeds into the...

That was the only option I thought I had in the beginning and my concern exactly and the reason for joining this forum. Didn't know I could use a "donut" or "multi-tite pipe gasket" as more research showed. So thank you all for your input. I believe I'll be good with that option.

Well, thank you very much! That is spectacular. If you don't mind some more information.. How far do you insert the abs through the bushing and is it a special type of cement to join the two or just regular abs cement?

I have been asked to help a friend who has a old toilet lead bend that has been repaired so much using epoxy putty that you can't see it anymore. It goes into a old cast iron sewer stack via a tee (I believe it's called). I would like to adapt plastic to the cast iron tee without cutting and...