Refinishing a Hand Distressed Wood Floor

There is a lot of extra work when sanding and finishing a hand distressed flooring. There are so many highs and lows, you have to sand the high areas until the low areas are gone. In this video I show how much work it is.
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[@Doodsaplenty]

Nice video…whats the point of doing this educational video if you don’t answer question? How do you sand the bevel between the boards?

[@jt31713]

Have these floors too. Don't know what the heck i was thinking when i got them . Good to see it can be remedied .

[@masterbulgokov]

Hey can you ballpark the price for this work on, say, 900 sqft?

[@ianstewart105]

That floor turned out great. Did you use a drum sander and a handheld sander on the edges? What grit did you use with each pass? I've heard as low as 36 on an initial pass with a distressed floor like that, but I've also heard not to go lower than 100. Any advice would be much appreciated!