Making a plinth for a pan to sit on

[WaterTight]

Old cast soil connection is too high for modern pans and re-doing soil run connection to stack not desired by customer (or by me for that matter.)

Current toilet pan is on a plinth anyway (he'd never even noticed!)

I have a few pieces of 25mm marine ply kicking round which should do the trick.

All I own is a jigsaw, a circular saw and a multi tool. So was thinking of doing best I can with jigsaw, going just outside any lines I can't quite hit accurately and then smartening up with a handsaw.

What would be best? Like a coping saw?

If I balls it up I guess I'll try and find a joiner who will do it for a few notes but did fancy trying to do it myself.

 

[rpm]

Jig saw, multitool and sandpaper should do it unless you want to go all fancy with a router.

 

[townfanjon]

Jigsaw with a blade suitable for curved cuts , they are like an offset thiner blade and work superb .
P of P pal you wont need a joiner

 

[ShaunCorbs]

jigsaw and take your time

 

[WaterTight]

Nice one! Thanks all

Didn't even know there were jigsaw blades for curved cuts. Just looked them up.