Hello, We have a kitchen from the 1950's with some sweet decorative touches such as this, shown below that we are looking to remove. The issue with this piece is that the piece goes all the way to the ceiling and is covered by cabinets and trim that we would prefer not to remove. So I'd like to cut it out, if possible as shown with the line, so that it lines up with the rest of the boxes to the sides. I am somewhat limited by the tools that I have at my disposal and I don't have a sawzall (which was my first thought even as inaccurate as it is). What method would you use to remove this piece and not cause other cabinet casualties in the process? Thanks Neil

I have a 4 foot wide kitchen unit, with cupboards and drawers, which I need to remove in order to damp treat the wall behind it. The kitchen walls are nothing like parallel and floorspace here is limited. (The kitchen is L shaped.) I have it in mind to modify the unit before reinstatement so its front will be parallel to the opposite wall – it would then project from the wall behind it let’s say two feet at one side of the unit tapering to one foot at the other side. This would involve cutting away a wedge section of the worktop (at the rear) and similarly modifying the drawers. Any ideas on how best to do this?