Right, well this is a first for me(!) ;O)
If anyone knows roughly which order an upright is assembled in then that would no doubt help.
Also it has cast iron frame which will need dealing with.
My hope it that it could be done with a grinder (SWMBO will go for a new toy if it's needed, but must be cheap)
I like screwfix, and I'm not adverse to Ferm. I see there is a 230mm Ferm and wondered what discs I would be best off using for it.
I've no experience of using a grinder at all, but have a fair bit of what I think is probably relevant safety gear; whether I have all I need for this job is another matter.
What I could also use some help with specifically is selecting a disc with the right properties and a rough guide as to whether I'm likely to need 5 discs or 20, I've no idea how much work to expect from a disc when using it in anger on cast iron or any other material.
I'm guessing a 115mm is probably too small for this job?
Does anyone happen to know what is added to piano keys to make the wood white, is it probable it's real ivory being a 1930-1940 era beast.
I hate having to do this at all, but they don't sell for much and buying that much seasoned wood along with other materials I can salvage, makes this option make sense when judged coldly (sad world isn't it!)
I need to get a move on too sadly as this is holding up a floor being laid - up until today I thought it was being disposed of in another way.
I'd be very grateful for any insight you may be able to cast on it all.
Take Care, Gnube {too thick for linux}