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thanks for the advice whitewod seems simple when someone else tells you ,
cheers dennis

Does anyone have a diy solution to sharpening jointer planer blades ,I have a wet stone similar to the tormek grinder but the jig is way to expensive and also a linisher sander but any good home...

hi sussex .you have a difficult problem ,you took the promo sample as being honest .I dont know the diference btween the to paints but they are both air dried ansd as they drie they thin out and foum...

hi folks can anyone help me ,Im looking for plans for whirligigs with out having to buy a book can anyone steer me in the right direction
regards dennis

sorry for the delay getting back to you .Pine or chmphor any nice soft wood or soft hard wood thanks for the intrest

Hi peter .No the timber is still here

No still looking for a home for the wood ,hope you can help

not a problem, I looked at your pics, nice work well done.

just softer than c/ash you name it ill think about it, there isnt too much harder than the stuff.
cheers

Im looking to swap some crows ash ( about half meter) rough sawn and seasoned .for best swap soft wood if possible.tincan bay ,gympie region QLD
cheers

what is hairy oak Robyn ,

thanks for the advice you have done a good job ,the only way to move forward is to experiment
cheers den

beautiful piece of engineering bob.Can I ask did you use a self tapper or did you cut a thread in the bar ? and I noticed in the pic of hughies that one of the pieces looks to be braised on to the...

can you pint me in the right direction as to where to buy the green wheel ,they dont sell them in your regular h/ware stores ?

Can anyone tell me an easy way to shape tungsten and hone to a scraping edge as I have several pieces I want to use as tips on turning tools but thet are only blanks and are shaped for metal milling...

Can anyone tell me an easy way to shape tungsten and hone to a scraping edge as I have several pieces I want to use as tips on turning tools but thet are only blanks and are shaped for metal milling...

Hi 123
I have just moved from melbourne to tincanbay and was wondering where is the best place in qld to get abrasives. thought you may know
cheers dennis:roll:

Edible?: No . thanks brian. I dont think I wil be eating any to soon
cheers dennis

Hi Skatzie
Is the offer still open I would love the opportunity to remove the shed and meet a fellow woodie ,Im just down the road in tin can
cheers dennis

We have just moved into tincan bay and would love some part time work in the areaany offers ,Im there
cheers dennis:2tsup:

sounds like I got a bargin thanks for the info

Hi all .just a question ,has any one heard of crows ash and whats it good for <eg stability etc.I came across some at a garage sale and got it cheep I hope .Looks dense and a yellow coour
cheers den

Does any one know about its aplication and uses eg scratch resistance etc and cost compared?

http://www.melbournefringe.com.au/corporate/2006/ entrys close for the fringe furniture exhibition on 4th august ,worth a try if you are a bit left of center

Boxhill tafe doing diploma in furniture design

Thanks for the response ,and yes giger is a huge influence on my design
I will try to improve the images and get back
regards dennis

as a first time poster I would love to show a fiew projects I submitted at school last year.At 46 you can teach an old dog new tricks,am looking foward to more fun with wood
the chair is alluminium...

I will sort it out and repost

I would just like to show you the 3 pieces I submitted last year as a furniture design student at Boxhill in Vic the table is jarrah and alluminium,the chair is alluminium and the black stuff is...