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Hi , I have a 9 and 4 n 1/2 inch grinders with backing pads and 24 grit discs ideal if the boards are a bit rough from milling electric plane and hand but dont use the hand one much and also orbital andbelt sanders it all depends on the board to start with but mostly for me its grinders and orbitals but have been thinking about router planing but it looks like it takes ages

Cheers Mark

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I have an electric planer and also 9" and 41/2" grinders, so I may try those first. I have just milled a lump of elm and made some 3" thick boards that are about 22" wide. I'm thinking coffee table tops. The finish off of the chainsaw is pretty good as the wood had been standing dead for years.

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