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I couldn't imagine being robed of my equipment at gun point. Anyone on here ever hear things like that?! https://www.woodfloorbusiness.com/news/rhode-island-contractors-dealing-with-series-of-truck-break-ins.html

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Dolph- Looks to be solid 3/4" red oak. Hope that helps, tim

Go to NWFA.org and get a few companies out to give u a bid. Then u can address doing the job when they are doing the estimate. It all depends on your layout & which direction your flooring is running. Anything is possible, just have to find the right people to do it. Saying that, as a floor...

Ernesto is definitely right on this one! Looks like your floor guy did what was best, he overlapped the flooring to make a wider safer reducer. The wider the btr because it can be on less of an angle to prevent a tripping hazard. I don't know what else u could expect!

Looks great! Always fun scribing around stone

Did an 8" floor about a month ago now. I added an extra $1.25 per sq ft and came out pretty good. We still rack out after leaving about a 18" for the glue. We always put the glue on the sub floor tho

Usually over lacquer, they would apply paste wax. That would explain why it turned white. I would try a small amount of paste wax for floors with 0000 steel wool. Should take care of it

Sweet thanks I'll take a look at that for sure. Only rail saw I ever had was a cheaper qep like 300. Never liked it much.

Thanks, definitely want something btr than a rigid. Looking at the mk also looking at this. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B005HPWTDY/ezvid02-20

What tile saws is everyone using? Got some big showers & floors coming up, so was going to invest in a new saw to make things faster hopefully! Need something to be able to cut at least 18" on a 45. Thanks in advance for the replies

Well all I know is I haven't used a buffer for between coat machine. For the last 10 years been using a square buff with maroon pad & 220 grit sanding tape. Can't beat the results. Works exactly like I need every time

Looks good jason! Good call sanding it the rest of the way down

Or u could always install the new flooring on a 45 deg angle that would b the best of both worlds. Make it stronger & look amazing!!

Looks like u did a great job with the repairs. What did u use to sand everything? Doesn't really look like everything is flat with the repairs! What are u planning to do with the floors? Clear poly or stain? Water or oil based?

Great. Glad everything worked out for you!

Well we all figure u got everything all taken care of since we haven't heard anything bad about the last crew that was out?! Feel free to give an update. Thanks, Tim

From the pic where the stain was gone it either looked like pre finished with the over-under wood. Or maybe your floors are crowned since the stain is missing in the middle of the board but not on the edges. At any rate hand sanding should be better in either case!! It's hard as a floor...

Good deal. Hopefully he can take care of the issues. What finish does he use?!

Or the only other thing u must have is a crowned, or cupped wood floor. Best to sand it down and completely refinish it since it wasn't flat. Therefore the buffer went right through the finish & stain