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    N.S.W. I do not think price is the problem as I know it...

    I do not think price is the problem as I know it is very good value. I expect distance is the main issue. I will give it another week and then remove the ad and try elsewhere.

    Mick
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    N.S.W. Triton router, stand, table and bits

    I have for sale the following router package:


    Triton TRA001 2400W Router
    Triton Router Table (RTA300)
    Triton Router Stand (RSA300)
    Triton Router bits in a box


    Although they could be...
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    N.S.W. sold

    sold
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    N.S.W. Tormek TNT-708 Woodturner's Kit

    as part of selling off all my woodturning gear, I have the Tormek Woodturner's kit. As far as I know, it is the same as this one: ...
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    N.S.W. sold

    sold
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    N.S.W. quality woodturning chisels / gouges

    I have a very good set of woodturning chisels / gouges which I would prefer to sell in one go. I am after $300 plus postage for the lot. If I do not find any interest, I will look at splitting.
    ...
  7. N.S.W. Sold

    Sold
  8. N.S.W. more pictures

    Brko,

    I could only load 10 photos. There is another set of pin and standard jaws (standard jaws are brand new). I have tried to name each photo as to what it is. If you need more I will do another...
  9. N.S.W. no takers after nearly 2 weeks....... I'll...

    no takers after nearly 2 weeks.......

    I'll drop the price to $1600 and leave it a week or two more
  10. N.S.W. Teknatool Nova DVR-XP Lathe (EVS) with extras

    lathe (Nova DVR-XP). It is EVS with a 600mm bed. Was originally $2500, Included with the lathe is:
    - stand for lathe
    - extension arm for bowl turning
    - 3 Teknatool chucks
    - multiple jaws
    -...
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    mine was a little worse than this one.............

    mine was a little worse than this one..........
    - I bought an el-cheapo thin shifting spanner from Bunnos
    - hitting with a hammer did not budge it so I tried the back of my axe and broke the...
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    smife, a beautiful piece! I'd be willing to give...

    smife,
    a beautiful piece! I'd be willing to give you some wood if that was what I got in return :D
    cheers
    Mick
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    I run it wet cheers Mick

    I run it wet
    cheers
    Mick
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    had the same issue as my scheppach wheel started...

    had the same issue as my scheppach wheel started diminishing in size. After a reasonable amount of research (and some recommendations from those I respected) I bought a CBN from Jim Carroll (Carrolls...
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    great job there Bob! cheers Mick

    great job there Bob!
    cheers
    Mick
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    doing fantastic! cheers Mick

    doing fantastic!
    cheers
    Mick
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    well done Bob. They work a treat but as you know...

    well done Bob. They work a treat but as you know the noise level is high
    cheers
    Mick
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    I would not mind if I had a tree with such...

    I would not mind if I had a tree with such beautiful timber that needed felling
    Mick
  19. totally agree. My shed has less dust than our...

    totally agree. My shed has less dust than our house! Previously, it was everywhere and not doing me any good
    cheers
    Mick
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    smife, some very nice stuff there. Well worth...

    smife,

    some very nice stuff there. Well worth entering.

    cheers

    Mick
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    Ted, what everyone else said - a very nice...

    Ted,

    what everyone else said - a very nice bowl (as usual). It is an art you have in making a reasonably simple looking bowl look so good. It is great you keep posting your work - it is...
  22. Thread: Remodeling

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    Ted, assuming the second photo is the 'new and...

    Ted,

    assuming the second photo is the 'new and improved' then I think it is a change for the better

    cheers

    Mick
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    CBN Wheel chosen

    After finding a couple of forum members with CBN wheels and one who had fitted it to a Scheppach 2500 this is what I went with. Ordered from Jim on Thursday (who answered all my questions promptly),...
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    Thanks again. I have never tried that method....

    Thanks again. I have never tried that method.
    cheers
    Mick
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    Jim, thanks for the above information. I was...

    Jim,
    thanks for the above information. I was nearly always using the Scheppach on the fine grit so the Tormek at 1000g seems to offer me an advantage, although I am not really sure how much this is...
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    Pat, do you know how these compare to a...

    Pat,
    do you know how these compare to a Scheppach or Tormek wheel? They do look interesting
    cheers
    Mick
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    Peter, thanks for the above. Is the Tormek wheel...

    Peter,
    thanks for the above. Is the Tormek wheel a lot better than the Scheppach?
    cheers
    Mick
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    grinding wheel size for sharpening

    As I only use my wet grinder for my turning tools I thought this would be the appropriate forum, so a couple of questions:

    I have a Scheppach 2500 wet grinder. The stone started at around 250mm...
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    Christos, thanks for the above. From my reading...

    Christos,
    thanks for the above. From my reading of this, at some point you were using the parting tool between the chuck and the bowl (ie: under the bowl) until you got to around 20-25mm. Is that...
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    Christos, how did you manage to shape the...

    Christos,

    how did you manage to shape the bottom of the bowl? Any natural edge bowl I do ends up with the chuck shape somewhat incorporated into the bottom.

    thanks

    Mick
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    Bob, if you are in Laurieton NSW......... I...

    Bob,

    if you are in Laurieton NSW.........

    I am just around the corner (Bonny Hills) and even travel to Laurieton twice in most weeks. Perhaps more importantly I have 2 x 150mm blast gates that...
  32. Ted, another great post. I also have a woodcut...

    Ted,

    another great post. I also have a woodcut bowl saver and have not sharpened it at all. Very slack of me but I am now inspired!

    Also, what wheel are you using on your grinder?

    thanks
    ...
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    Ted, great post. Many of us (especially me)...

    Ted,

    great post. Many of us (especially me) appreciate and benefit greatly from these 'how to' threads. Sometimes I had not even thought of doing it in the first place, let alone how to!!
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    I like them very much! What was the diameter...

    I like them very much!

    What was the diameter of the tree as I have some jacaranda? Also, what did you finish them with?

    thanks

    Mick
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    woodboy, I definitely like it and prefer a...

    woodboy,

    I definitely like it and prefer a bowl with so called blemishes on it.

    What wood is it and what size? Also, what did you finish it with?

    cheers

    Mick
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    smife, whatever it is, you have done a great...

    smife,

    whatever it is, you have done a great job :2tsup:

    cheers

    Mick
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    I would have cried Mick

    I would have cried
    Mick
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    mobyturns, that blog is scarey reading but a...

    mobyturns,

    that blog is scarey reading but a good eye opener for me as alot of my wood seems to have cracks somewhere along the line.

    thanks

    Mick
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    fletty, much appreciated with the detailed...

    fletty,
    much appreciated with the detailed reply. Now I think my lathe is in its permanent position I'll look at bolting the stand to the concrete or at least adding some heavy weight.
    cheers
    Mick
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    smife, there is more than one crack but I tend...

    smife,
    there is more than one crack but I tend to leave them as they are. All I now need is the rest of the world to like them this way :D
    cheers
    Mick
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    Getting past the shakes

    Hi all,

    I have lately turned a few reasonable size 'bowls' which are not balanced (see attached camphor laurel platter - wood courtesy of smife (thanks again) which still needs its finish).
    ...
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    thanks. However, I do not ge the reference to...

    thanks. However, I do not ge the reference to summer:?

    cheers

    Mick
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    Paul, thanks for the excellent detailed reply....

    Paul,

    thanks for the excellent detailed reply. Some great ideas for me in re-flattening the bottom of warped bowls. In general, I plan to leave them warped but need to have them sit properly so I...
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    a couple of cedar bowls

    Hi all,

    I have not posted for a while but here are a couple of cedar bowls. I scored the cedar when my next door neighbour (who basically does furniture restoration) was horrified when the bloke...
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    excellent :2tsup: Mick

    excellent :2tsup:

    Mick
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    great to see a group of forumites giving a...

    great to see a group of forumites giving a helping hand. With all of the good advice that Ted has given he is certainly a worthy recipient.

    All I need is someone up my way to teach me how to turn...
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    I've had one for a couple of years and am very...

    I've had one for a couple of years and am very happy with it. From memory, it was the cougar that I also looked at but went with the DVR XP as the head turned and I did not have room to do outboard...
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    smife, a real beauty, worthy of a 50th...

    smife,

    a real beauty, worthy of a 50th anniversary present. How did you do the black circles as they add a very nice contrast

    cheers

    Mick
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    all of the above Mick

    all of the above

    Mick
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    2 hours! Looks like a 2 week job (even if I could...

    2 hours! Looks like a 2 week job (even if I could make it) for me

    cheers

    Mick

    PS: It is a beauty
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