This is my original post:
I just wanted to start a different thread and get some attention to it as I need to get it done.
Thanks,
-Jim
This is my original post:
I just wanted to start a different thread and get some attention to it as I need to get it done.
Thanks,
-Jim
Jim,
First thing that I would try is looking up woodworking and furniture repair in the yellow pages. If the places you call can't do the work, they might be able to point you to someone who can. I've had pretty good luck with this approach to problems in the past.
Bill
On Sat, 10 Jan 2009 15:52:29 +0000, jtpr wrote (in article ):
Friend o'mine just flattened up a huge glue-up with a floor sander. Took off LOADS of stuff. Not my choice. Seemed to work well, though.
Anyway - how much stuff you wanna remove, i.e.is this a "planing" rather than a 'sanding job? If so, the old router-on-rails trick might do it of you don't mind the tedium
If it's just smoothing a flat surface.. wax on, wax off dear pupil. Elbow grease and patience. (personally I'd use a belt, but I'd go finer on the grit and KEEP IT MOVING. Diagonal to the grain.)
More cleverer folk may have more cleverer advice. Use their wisdom and profit by it.
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