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Rough Sanding of Beams

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What happens here

One of the retrieved old barn timbers is placed on a workbench. A worker uses a belt sander to begin removing the weathered, grayed outer layer of the wood. The goal is to clean and prepare the beams for their new use, exposing the natural wood while retaining some of the rustic character. This initial sanding makes the wood more aesthetically pleasing and ready for further finishing.

Goal: Prepare the old wooden beams by sanding off weathered surfaces.

Tools and materials

  • Belt Sander — Sanding the old wooden beams
  • Old Barn Timbers — The material being sanded
  • Workbench — Providing a stable surface for sanding

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[Music] in the last 12 months we've gone through maybe three or four different belt Sanders just wore them out they were nothing special just just cheapies but uh if there was a good belt sander what would you guys recommend I'd love to hear from you because I need another belt sander and I want to pick up one and you're done oh the boards are coming along good though I figured all this sand all four sides because then we can take our pick of which side is the best side yeah and it doesn't take long to sand no not with a belt sander it's like it's down and you're done once once we get it to what sides we want then I'm gonna do I'll do the Finish sanding and whatnot what we want to what let's get a plan with Frankie put together for tomorrow and because we're gonna call it for this one for today well I'm glad Frankie got out

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