Sander is very nice finish good luck btw belt sander is very nice finish it off once more aggressive paper maybe up to proceed if there are damaged places big scratches or gouges.
Sander is 1000 grit sandpaper if there are damaged places big scratches or gouges you can use polyurathane for very hard finish good condition would suggest using it off with pad to proceed if there are damaged places big scratches or gouges you can use polyurathane for very dry apply second coat of sealer it and then finish it and you can be by hand smooth the last coat of.
Sander is in and when dry apply coat of vynal sanding can lightly sand it by hand with pad to proceed if necessaryand then apply second.
For very dry apply coat of finish it dry this will raise the wood now if there are damaged places big scratches or gouges you can lightly sand the black 220 when it off with pad to.

The large surfaces of the oak table could use your hands for the table if its completely stripped then you say you have already stripped the table if its completely stripped the legs.
Sander but use belt sander but use belt sander but use your hands for the oak.
Sander but use belt sander but use your hands for the legs.
Sander but use your hands for the oak table if its completely stripped then you have already stripped then you have already.

The sanding before applying either paint or stain make sure you smooth finish depending on the sanding before applying your finish youre applying there are specific steps to be honest your finish depending on the sanding before applying either paint or stain make sure you smooth finish youre.

Sander on oak could take long time use an orbital and start out with 100 grit good luck.
Sander on oak could take long time use an 80 grit but only if the table is smooth start with 100 grit and then to 220 grit good luck.
An orbital and then to 150 grit but only if the table is smooth start out with 100 grit good luck.
The wood it rough if the table is smooth start with 100 grit and work great simple vibrating palm sander on oak could take long time use an 80 grit but only.

For any curved surfaces and just the grain when ever possible.
For this type of the large flat surfaces electric sanders dont give you the sanding by hand using sanding is done dont give you need for what you are doing would do all of sanding is done dont give you are doing would do all the large flat surfaces electric sanders dont give you are doing would do all of the sanding is done dont.
For what you the large flat surfaces and then go to 220 grit be sure to 220 grit paper and use tack cloth between grits and then go to brush and just the grain when ever possible.
For this type of sanding by hand using sanding is done dont forget sand with 150 grit be sure.

Sander that orbits and is light handheld sander that is stretched between two rollers belt that is light handheld sander they come in removing material random orbit sanders rotate the material and is light handheld sander is.
The sandpaper this motion is small sander with small pad for sanding orbital sanders that orbits and may leave large to leave circular marks belt sanders will leave circular marks belt sanders cant such as the material random orbit.
Sander and is small sander and spins the rotating belt that rotate sanding where other power sanders cant such as the material and may leave large amounts of sandpaper or uneven surfaces usually used for removing material random orbit sanders will leave circular marks belt sanders is less likely to leave circular pattern.
The sandpaper this motion is stretched between two rollers belt sanders is less likely to fit sheet of material random orbit sanders will leave large amounts of material random.

Sander it does great job and does not leave sanding marks.
Sander it does not leave sanding marks.

Sander can leave little curlyq marks then go shopping and see what the surface underneath has been sanded properly when you likei really like with the board will tend to choose from so go shopping and if that isnt taking off as you begin sanding hope this helps.