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Snding spindle legs and routered edges

Posted By: Jay Brunson <Jayfarmlaw@sbcglobal.net> (ca527-ch01-bl08.tx-dallas0.sa.earthlink.net)
Date: 9/30/4 23:01

Ok, I have the first of the dining set chairs down to its component pieces. All of the flat parts are sanded down to bare wood and look nice. There is a routered edge along the top and the front legs are "spindle" type that were turned on a lathe so it looks like balls and spacers stacked on top of each other.

There is no flat service to sand on, all curved. Do I need to break out some type of stripper to lift the stain out of the wood or is this a old fashioned hand sand job.

If their is a tool to speed this up, let me know. I have the hide glue and clamps waiting.

Also shoud I stain the individual pieces, then reglue or vice versa.

James, I am sure you will respond so thanks to you and all others in advance for your help

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