Solid Hardwood, Engineered and Laminate Flooring - ezV Sander by Varathane
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indylola
06-27-05, 12:28 AM
Well. I actually started doing the floor. We rented the ezV sander and started in a spare room to get the feel of the machine. I have a few questions:
1. The same down and back rule applies with this machine as it does with the drum sanders?
2. Some spots on the floor seem to make the machine work harder. I guessing that this is a part of the floor that isn't level and the machine has to work harder to remove the finish??
3. I was told that the ezV sander does not have to be run with the grain at all times because of the the three orbital heads. Is that really the case? I can go in any direction?
Thanks for any help or advice as always
Dean
1. The same down and back rule applies with this machine as it does with the drum sanders?
2. Some spots on the floor seem to make the machine work harder. I guessing that this is a part of the floor that isn't level and the machine has to work harder to remove the finish??
3. I was told that the ezV sander does not have to be run with the grain at all times because of the the three orbital heads. Is that really the case? I can go in any direction?
Thanks for any help or advice as always
Dean