Can You Plane A Painted Board at Alica Margaret blog

Can You Plane A Painted Board. Done it for years after learning the hard way not to plane. If there is a chance that the paint may be lead based, i’d be cautious about any exposure to the dust and might choose to pass. While it may seem counterintuitive to plane over a painted surface, there are some cases in which it can be done. After that, you can use a finely set hand plane (with a sharp blade) and a slicing action across the end grain section to plane the wood. The board on the left was previously sanded. So, the bottom line is that. I've been asked about the possibility of planing oak lumber that has been painted or creosoted. Differences should be obvious at this point. I run painted boards through my drum sander with 50 grit before planing. It's best to use a paint scraper to remove the paint from the door's edge first before deploying the plane. Will my planer be capable. The round piece of wood must first be fastened securely and held immobile. You're unlikely to notice any particular dulling effect from running painted surfaces through your planer.

The board on the left was previously sanded. If there is a chance that the paint may be lead based, i’d be cautious about any exposure to the dust and might choose to pass. You're unlikely to notice any particular dulling effect from running painted surfaces through your planer. It's best to use a paint scraper to remove the paint from the door's edge first before deploying the plane. The round piece of wood must first be fastened securely and held immobile. After that, you can use a finely set hand plane (with a sharp blade) and a slicing action across the end grain section to plane the wood. While it may seem counterintuitive to plane over a painted surface, there are some cases in which it can be done. Done it for years after learning the hard way not to plane. Differences should be obvious at this point. I run painted boards through my drum sander with 50 grit before planing.

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Can You Plane A Painted Board So, the bottom line is that. 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've been asked about the possibility of planing oak lumber that has been painted or creosoted. While it may seem counterintuitive to plane over a painted surface, there are some cases in which it can be done. I run painted boards through my drum sander with 50 grit before planing. Will my planer be capable. You're unlikely to notice any particular dulling effect from running painted surfaces through your planer. If there is a chance that the paint may be lead based, i’d be cautious about any exposure to the dust and might choose to pass. After that, you can use a finely set hand plane (with a sharp blade) and a slicing action across the end grain section to plane the wood. The round piece of wood must first be fastened securely and held immobile. So, the bottom line is that. Differences should be obvious at this point. The board on the left was previously sanded.