Q: I am refinishing a 4×4 oak floor. I would like to know if I can use a vibrating sander instead of renting a floor sander.
A: I’ve never used a big vibrator sander, but I hear they work. since this is very skilled work, this machine would likely offer less possibility of destroying your floor.
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