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@smallerstick so if it checked or damaged they would just rip it up and nail another piece down?
Checking doesn’t matter. If a block (or more) is worn, they are simply pried out and replaced. No nails, just a press fit. Repair of end grain floor is about the easiest “fix” you could imagine.
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Even if you can’t Be The Pro… Be The Poster you’d want to read.@smallerstick so if it checked or damaged they would just rip it up and nail another piece down?
Checking doesn’t matter. If a block (or more) is worn, they are simply pried out and replaced. No nails, just a press fit. Repair of end grain floor is about the easiest “fix” you could imagine.
that would be very interesting on a shop floor, it’ll be easier on drop tools should there be any.
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