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Oh! I jumped the gun thereOriginally posted by DS23 View Posti liked the original parquet but it was coming apart and couldn't be saved. well, i suppose technically it could have been repaired but since the flooring wasn't completely parquet (some concrete and some board) it all had to come up.
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yes that is big. heavy too. but is that really necessary to sand down the joints? won't you risk running grooves into the board?Originally posted by Diver View PostYes, looks like a hover mower.Comment
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Well I have to go now, raid the shed and drop the wife off at work.
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I'm not taking that one, I'm taking a handheld.Originally posted by DS23 View Postyes that is big. heavy too. but is that really necessary to sand down the joints? won't you risk running grooves into the board?Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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yes i did too when rolling up the carpet... ooh that looks good... hey this is great!...nice original flooring... oh there's a bit coming up here.... and here... and here.. and here... and oh there's concrete... and more concrete... and hardboard? and it is not flat... o well.Originally posted by Diver View PostOh! I jumped the gun there
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just the job.Originally posted by Diver View PostI'm not taking that one, I'm taking a handheld.Comment
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nice palindrome!Originally posted by Diver View PostWife summons
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