Could anybody suggest how can I repair a gap in my Pergo floors? I removed a built-in bar wich left me with an L-shaped (the short side is 17" x 29" and the long is 10"x30") gap in the floor. It seems that the tongue & grove planks were glued together, they are floating on concrete subfloor, with the appropriate waterproof material in between (the floor was professionally installed). Is it possible, at all, to repair/fill in the gap? The planks should be staggered to avoid a long seam line, but since they are glued together it's impossible to pull them apart without damaging them. Any ideas? Thank you

Hello, I have to cut 3/4" plywood flooring out from in front of my kitchen cabinets with an overhang. I think a Toe-kick saw would work except that the clearance from the floor to the bottom of the cabinet over hang is just a hair over 3". I see that the normal blade on a Toe Kick Saw is 3 3/8"....so doing the math I can see that might not work. I've seen in other posts that people have recommended using a Fein MultiMaster. My questions are: Is the Fein the same as any of the other oscilating tools that are out there? What attachement would you use to cut flush along the Toe kick? They don't specify. If anyone has the answers, please post me back. Also, if someone has any other ideas about how I can get the desired flush cut, please feel free to post. Thanks. Trip