Can You Put Painted Wood Through A Planer at Jaime Heffington blog

Can You Put Painted Wood Through A Planer. It's best to use a paint scraper to remove the paint from the door's edge first before deploying the plane. Done it for years after learning the hard way not to plane. I’m pretty new to machining wood and have just brought a thicknesser planer. I was given a 12″ planer for christmas. I've been asked about the possibility of planing oak lumber that has been painted or creosoted. If you're recycling old boards or ones from an unknown source, take added precautions. I happily plane painted timber if i want to thickness and flatten it, but i don't expect a thickness planer to be a paint stripper. I run painted boards through my drum sander with 50 grit before planing. So, the bottom line is that. Treat any old painted finishes as though they contain lead, and remove them with a chemical stripper. Is it ok to run painted oak through it? Will my planer be capable. After sanding away the finish, feed the wood through a planer to erase the sanding marks. I have a bunch of old painted jarrah fence posts. You're unlikely to notice any particular dulling effect from running painted surfaces through your planer.

If you're recycling old boards or ones from an unknown source, take added precautions. Done it for years after learning the hard way not to plane. You're unlikely to notice any particular dulling effect from running painted surfaces through your planer. I happily plane painted timber if i want to thickness and flatten it, but i don't expect a thickness planer to be a paint stripper. I have a bunch of old painted jarrah fence posts. Will my planer be capable. Is it ok to run painted oak through it? I've been asked about the possibility of planing oak lumber that has been painted or creosoted. I’m pretty new to machining wood and have just brought a thicknesser planer. It's best to use a paint scraper to remove the paint from the door's edge first before deploying the plane.

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Can You Put Painted Wood Through A Planer Is it ok to run painted oak through it? I’m pretty new to machining wood and have just brought a thicknesser planer. It's best to use a paint scraper to remove the paint from the door's edge first before deploying the plane. If you're recycling old boards or ones from an unknown source, take added precautions. So, the bottom line is that. I happily plane painted timber if i want to thickness and flatten it, but i don't expect a thickness planer to be a paint stripper. Treat any old painted finishes as though they contain lead, and remove them with a chemical stripper. Is it ok to run painted oak through it? I've been asked about the possibility of planing oak lumber that has been painted or creosoted. You're unlikely to notice any particular dulling effect from running painted surfaces through your planer. Done it for years after learning the hard way not to plane. I run painted boards through my drum sander with 50 grit before planing. I have a bunch of old painted jarrah fence posts. Will my planer be capable. After sanding away the finish, feed the wood through a planer to erase the sanding marks. I was given a 12″ planer for christmas.