Gulf Stream. The Gulf Stream is a well-known, fast, intense, and warm ocean current in the North Atlantic Ocean. Its path goes from the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, along the eastern coast of the United States, heading to the northeast Atlantic Ocean, to the British Isles, and the Norway coasts.
Hardie board is a type of siding constructed of cement fibers by James Hardie Building Products Inc. It is very durable and can withstand extreme weather conditions and insects. To cut this type of siding, use a masonry blade. Masonry blade types include abrasive materials or vented diamond blades that are used for dry cutting. The blades are designed to be used with most cutting tools, including circular, table and miter saws.
Start near the center of the wall or floor. Saw slowly just until you break through the cement backer board. Lower the saw, with the blade still in the cement backer board, so that it is almost touching the floor or wall. Continue sawing through the board until you reach the end of that board.. Hold a narrow chisel, about the same width as the grout lines or slightly smaller, against the grout. Hammer the chisel until it breaks through the grout. Tilt the chisel to a 60-degree angle once you reach the cement backer board below the tiles.