I have a lot of chestnut trim in my house, and the baseboards are 8-12" high. And it's all coated with thick white paint.
While I could take the trim down and strip the paint, I'm wondering if it'd be possible to do the following:
a) remove the trim, b) saw off maybe 1/16" to remove the painted face, and maybe c) resaw it thinner, and thus double the amount of chestnut "face" I can use.
I'm assuming the trim is 3/4" thick. I'm pretty sure it is.
Now, this seems as though it'd take a really big bandsaw, which I don't have, and I'm not sure I can rent. Are there other methods by which one could resaw an 8"-12" board even thinner, that are cheaper, or even manual?