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Author Topic: Another wide pine flooring question  (Read 4857 times)

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Offline shinnlinger

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Re: Another wide pine flooring question
« Reply #40 on: March 07, 2011, 05:37:24 pm »
You can see in one room I cut the butts at 45 and in another I did square cuts.  I think I might like the 45 room better.  I used 3" ring shanks and 3.25"screw shanks.  And I think the pre-painted heads w/air nailer turned up high is the way to go.  It looks good and I can't think of any easier way to stick a floor down.

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Re: Another wide pine flooring question
« Reply #41 on: July 01, 2011, 10:56:49 am »
I'm really interested in how this floor turned out.  Have you sanded it yet?

thanks
Austin

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Re: Another wide pine flooring question
« Reply #42 on: July 02, 2011, 06:12:44 pm »
should be sanding within the month, but I really like it as it is so looking into how to knock off some spots.  Might modify a hand plane and try planing it instead to leave more character.
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Re: Another wide pine flooring question
« Reply #43 on: July 02, 2011, 07:00:09 pm »
Have you thought about using a scrub plane? I used one on my floor in a few spots, and now that it has been down for several years, I wish I had done more. Just make sure you go with the grain so you don't make chips.

Just set the plane so it takes very shallow furrows, and use it to level out any high spots. After finishing it looks a lot like some of the high end wood floors that called themselves scraped. You can see an example at 

penningtonhardwoods.com/scraped.htm which I just googled using "scraped hardwoods"
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