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  1. There is a native Yellow Boxwood (Planchonella...

    There is a native Yellow Boxwood (Planchonella pohlmaniana), which Bootle's describes as 'firm, but easy to work' and suitable for 'drawing equipment, picot laps for gyroscopes, fancy turnery,...
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    Saw Doctor Recommendations

    Evening All,

    I've picked up a couple of back saws recently via ebay, and one rather productive swap-meet. The trouble is the teeth-lines are shot and need to be re-cut. Whilst this is something I...
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    Hi everyone, thanks for the great replies. I will...

    Hi everyone, thanks for the great replies. I will keep you posted on how my search goes. I think that the pleasure of having a (somewhat) unique product versus one available off the shelf will be...
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    Custom Holdfasts

    Hi everyone,

    I am thinking of approaching a blacksmith to order some forged holdfasts but I am at a loss as to what specifications should be given. Although the Gramercy hold-fasts are readily...
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    Sticky: Some ideas from a newbie

    Hi everyone,


    I attended my first T&WWW Show in Brisbane this year and thought I might offer some of my impressions.


    First, as someone completely new to woodworking it was great to see what...
  6. Boiled Linseed Oil options for restoring wooden tools

    Hi Everyone,

    Over the past few months I have been accumulating various hand tools and have recently commenced their restoration. Whilst many of these are in fine condition, some have dry and worn...
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    Spoon carving - Australian options

    Hi All,

    I have been looking into some small projects to can tackle over my summer holidays and, since I love spending time in the kitchen, I decided to have a go at spoon carving.
    I am aware that...
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    Timber options for kitchen benchtop

    Hi everyone,

    We are putting in a new kitchen and are still deciding what would be suitable for the benches. We are keen to go with timber but we aren't sure what would be recommended. In order to...
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    New member from the Gold Coast

    Hi everyone,

    I joined a little while ago, but haven't gotten around to introducing myself. Having just turned 21, I have decided to actually try my hand at working in wood. I haven't done so since...
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