result in a deflection of the tubular along the arrow 215 in practicing the present invention in order to recover the use of an existing slot which has formerly been used in an abandoned wellbore the existing string or strings of pipe have to first be removed all uncemented strings of pipe if not stuck within the wellbore are pulled from the abandoned wellbore and usually also any pipes remaining between the seabed and the slot to be recovered any remaining strings of pipe are cut approximately eighty feet below the mudline by conventional apparatus and methods which are well known in the art of cutting tubulars such as casing cutters production tubing cutters drill pipe cutters and the like such well known tubular cutting technology includes the use of mechanical cutters explosive cutters chemical cutters and combinations thereof after the existing strings of pipe have been removed new strings of pipe are run through the recovered slot and then through the vertically spaced braces such as the guide sleeves 15 used with the braces 1 a 1 d discussed herein with respect to fig1 the new string or strings are then run down to or into the mudline and the string or strings can then be moved laterally by the various fluid jetting processes herein described from the foregoing it will be seen that this invention is one well adapted to attain all of the ends.