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How to Use a Hand Sander
by a eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 Comments
A hand sander is a vital tool for many jobs such as re-flooring or drywall. It fits in your truck and is portable. Whether your sander is electric or manual, several good guidelines apply for using a hand sander on various surfaces. more »
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How Does a Sander Work?
You can find a sander to tackle any job that comes your way. There are many types of sanders on the market and even more variations of each type, including the floor sander, as well as the drum, belt, orbital and disc sanders. These sanders can be very large push sanders or smaller hand-held sanders. There are small orbital or palm sanders that you use for woodworking or small jobs, too. There are propane sanders and electric sanders. For drywall installation, there are hand sanders, and for sanding above your reach, you can place these hand sanders on a pole. There are even sanders for metal. The job you are doing will determine the sander you will need. more »
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How to Use a Planer
by a eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 Comments
Use planers for woodworking projects such as remodeling and deck building. Thickness planers are larger models that automatically feed the boards. They smooth and trim down the wooden. Hand power planers are operated much like hand sanders. You hold the machine and move it over the board. They bevel edges, trim tops and bottoms and straighten wood. more »
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How to Make Polished Concrete
by Lou Paun 0 Comments
Polished concrete is a durable material that is increasing in popularity, whether it is used for floors, counter tops or tiles. Large surfaces like floors are usually polished with heavy machines that can be rented. Smaller projects can be polished with an ordinary electric sander or a hand-sander. A polished concrete tile is a good first project. more »
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Refinishing Wood Floors
by Richard Thomas 0 Comments
To prepare for refinishing a hardwood floor, first gather all the necessary tools. You'll need a belt sander, edging sander, hand sander, sandpaper (in at least three different grades for each sander), a broom, drop cloths, duct tape, wood stain, polyurethane, brushes, buckets, safety goggles and a respiration mask. The sanders can be rented to avoid spending a great deal of money. Remove all the furniture from the room to be worked on. Cover the doors leading out with drop cloths to prevent dust from escaping the room. Ventilate the room well. Wear the goggles and respirator, especially while sanding. more »

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