Is there a machine that scrapes up glued down engineered wood floors?

Air chisel? It's still labor intensive.

this is the reason i went back with a floating wood floor instead of glue down

I was reading that it's best to cut the floor into 1ft squares using a circular saw to make removal easier if you're going the sledgehammer pry bar route. That seemed to make sense.

If you do that, be careful to only cut the thickness of the flooring so you don't damage the sub floor.

LINK and a big air compressor

This will not do wood floors.

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was reading that it's best to cut the floor into 1ft squares using a circular saw to make removal easier

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If you do this, and you wish to salvage anything else in the room the floors are in, I highly recommend a skill saw with a dust port and bag. Otherwise you'll have sawdust covering everything

Someone on the Outdoor board was willing to lend it out starting tomorrow, look there. I think it was Django