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Man,
I'm restoring my dad's table saw. An old Craftsmen 113. It works great, and was my dad's so financially responsible it not it's getting done.
The top was very much covered in rust. I watched multiple YouTube videos and came away with trying ancrcukar sander holding a Scotch Brite pad, using WD-40( I used Liquid Wrench) and baking soda. Well this did not work very well. I mean it was just barely taking off very much, this guys in YouTube must not have had as much rust as I do.
I then tried the Sander with some 150 grut paper in the WD-40 baking soda, and with a lit if pressure , it takes it off and leaves it looking shiny as new. Problem is now it leaves the circular sanding marks on the table. Can I do the entire table , get it all clean, then go back and try to get rid if the sanding marks? Or does anyone have a better way.
Imagine really bad rust. My old man just kept it smooth, and yswd it I've the rust, I'm trying for more. I want it to look as good as possible. I'm putting in a new fence, motor , pretty much everything, so I will do what needs to be done.
Anybody have a great way to do this?
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I'm restoring my dad's table saw. An old Craftsmen 113. It works great, and was my dad's so financially responsible it not it's getting done.
The top was very much covered in rust. I watched multiple YouTube videos and came away with trying ancrcukar sander holding a Scotch Brite pad, using WD-40( I used Liquid Wrench) and baking soda. Well this did not work very well. I mean it was just barely taking off very much, this guys in YouTube must not have had as much rust as I do.
I then tried the Sander with some 150 grut paper in the WD-40 baking soda, and with a lit if pressure , it takes it off and leaves it looking shiny as new. Problem is now it leaves the circular sanding marks on the table. Can I do the entire table , get it all clean, then go back and try to get rid if the sanding marks? Or does anyone have a better way.
Imagine really bad rust. My old man just kept it smooth, and yswd it I've the rust, I'm trying for more. I want it to look as good as possible. I'm putting in a new fence, motor , pretty much everything, so I will do what needs to be done.
Anybody have a great way to do this?
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