will this work on wood? I have alot of log furiture to sand
1073598
I don't know; I think it would burn the wood. You have to press pretty hard to get the tool to wrap. I have to use a belt dressing to keep the belt from slipping (partly because I use a 50grit belt, but still...).
1491224
yes , it will only help. Pressure treated wood today needs the help. Oil base would be better
139182
Yes. The manufacturer recommends sanding the wood first though. Not sure what grit but you can go to their website for specifics.
460700
Both questions can be answered with a yes. To use it while sanding wood, you will have to rig up some kind of attachment to the sander.
852904
Honestly, I am not 100% sure. But from my experience using it, I think it can. Since it required to put many layer of fiber glass resins and it should work on wood as well.
679975
I'm not an expert, but it works very well on laminate. I would think it would work on wood.
2035033
Yeah it will but you might have to do alittle sanding to bring the action down if its too high and just make sure if you do just sand from the bottom and keep it flat
599289
It would probably be tough to get into the corners and whatnot, and the disk is also pretty rough, so you'll definitely need to sand quite a bit afterwards. That being said, it really didn't tear up the wood on my house when I used it. I was taking paint off cedar, which is quite soft. Hope that helps!
1359033
Yes, but follow the directions of a light sand, then pour on a rag and distribute evenly and let the wood dry for a day or two. I did that with a couple of drawers/chest and it works out great.
411038
I have used it for wall sanding (after application of primer using DTS 400 sander) and it worked OK. Don't know how it will work with sanding large areas of unprimed joint compound which creates large amounts of rock dust. Great piece of equipment. Perhaps bigger is better with sanding large amounts of joint compound. I would contact festool to ask about your specific application.
598769
It should work if you sand it lightly all over. It may take 2 coats to cover depending on the color, and a coat of clear coat.
209192
It may work better on concrete rather than wood - which is what I had. However the risk you are running is that you spend a lot of money and time (as I did) only to have to rip the whole stuff up again. I'd try another product if I were you.
2111622
Currently I'm using it for digging sandstone here in SoCal. It would be o.k for digging around the roots..........but it will not cut wood. I dig around the roots then use an electric chain saw to cut them. Remember, keep saw chain out of the dirt.........It will kill in short order.
236131
A Radom orbital sander would be a better choice of tools for sanding wood. Preferably with dust collection attached to the sander. Exposed nail heads or screws could prove to be a problem with the sanding discs though.
2029792
I used it on an apartment wall, I imagine it would work on wood just as well.
1898103
I would say it really depends on how many feet of base board you plan to sand. If it is only a few feet, yes . However, I would get a more heavy duty sander if it is a bigger job,
1297091
Maybe. It would depend on what you are sanding. If you are trying to sand concrete it's only sandpaper for paint,wood or drywall. If you are sanding paint off of concrete it might work but it will not work on concrete itself.