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holding a door for electrical planing
Hi,
I need to plane the bottom of an internal door and have done this with other doors using an electrical plane. But when I did it before, I had someone to help me by holding the door upright so I could stand on some steps and run the plane along the top. Now she won't be there to help and I'm going to have to do it on my own. What's the best way to hold the door tight? I'm sure I've seen tradesmen use electrical planes on doors without assistants, but I can't remember exactly how they've done it! There's no way I can stand it on the floor and plane the top as before - it wouldn't stay still. Thanks in advance! Harry |
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