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20th September 2020, 03:30 PM
Thread: Ryobi Dovetail Jig
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[Thanks for trying guys, the links are not the...
[Thanks for trying guys, the links are not the same
Model, The problem I have is that this machine does not have any stops like other machines. (do I make my own)?
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16th September 2020, 04:29 PM
Thread: Ryobi Dovetail Jig
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Hi, I have scoured the net looking for the...
Hi,
I have scoured the net looking for the manual and to no avail,
If you could send me a copy also ,or perhaps put it on the forum to be downloaded I would be extremely grateful.
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13th December 2009, 03:18 PM
Thread: Coffee Table
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Know the feeling, I had a table I was doing as a...
Know the feeling, I had a table I was doing as a favour for a neighbour out of recycled hardwood. Looked good in the end but there were times I wished I had not started it.
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13th December 2009, 02:52 PM
Thread: Jarrah hall table
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Very nice, clean lines with a simple elegant...
Very nice, clean lines with a simple elegant appearance.
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7th February 2009, 06:27 PM
Thread: How to remove nails in timber decking?
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Apples I have mentioned this before on another...
Apples
I have mentioned this before on another subject, I have had occasion to remove quite a few nails and have found that you need purchase and something that is flat enough to grab the head.
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7th February 2009, 05:41 PM
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Sorry to disagree guys but lately I had a garden...
Sorry to disagree guys but lately I had a garden blower/vac that one of the handles broke on, I rang Bunnies but they told me to go direct to GMC. Rang GMC a nice lady asked for a copy of the receipt...
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Wouldn't want to make a mistake, Ouch!!!. I'm...
Wouldn't want to make a mistake, Ouch!!!. I'm sure we are all getting madder by the day.
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8th July 2007, 09:59 PM
Thread: Jarrah Sideboard
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Looks great Chris, Nice job.
Looks great Chris, Nice job.
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29th June 2007, 03:37 PM
Thread: WIP - Triton Trolley
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Skot This looks great!!, I saw on the...
Skot
This looks great!!, I saw on the painted pics that there was no support for the centre posts, then on a later post I see that there should have been castors on them. Did you find that they... -
16th June 2007, 10:20 PM
Thread: If ordering parts from Triton, do it soon
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Go to bunnies and order one via them, I was told...
Go to bunnies and order one via them, I was told by one of the weekenders there today that the power switch is worth about $25.00, and he buys them for other machinery in his work shop,
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16th June 2007, 10:13 PM
Thread: If ordering parts from Triton, do it soon
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Mk3 still available
Guys, two things to answern your questions, as of today I have done a search on the triton home page, in the "Frequently asked questions" it states that most parts are still available for the Mk3 and...
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10th January 2006, 09:28 PM
Thread: cast iron or steel tool rests
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That must have some wild jam up, most important...
That must have some wild jam up, most important thing is that you did not get hurt (this time), My dear son has access to all sorts of scrap steel and some machines to shape them. He presented me...
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10th January 2006, 09:06 PM
Thread: while you are turning
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Im surprised you guys still have hearing, with...
Im surprised you guys still have hearing, with the machines runing I would have to turn the volume up, I don't want to become the bloke down the road that makes all that racket. besides I like to...
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28th August 2005, 09:30 PM
Thread: Fair price for Superjaws?
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Hey Skew, Dusty did say they were 205 at his...
Hey Skew, Dusty did say they were 205 at his local store, if this is the case then your store has to match it less 10% which ends up to be $184.50. thats a bit better than $220 your quoted price....
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28th August 2005, 09:10 PM
Thread: To buy now or later
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Taking the wife??? Sssshh Pauliev, don't go...
Taking the wife???
Sssshh Pauliev, don't go upsetting the Missusses that may be looking over the old mans shoulder, I have to say that I have no such complaint,:-),
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6th May 2005, 10:11 PM
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Cutting to size
There is an MDF supplier in Cannon Hill Brissy that will cut to size but you have to ring and order if there is a lot of cuts, also Mr Ply has a monster machine for cutting up sheets and they also...
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6th May 2005, 09:50 PM
Thread: Kitchen bench height - France
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Just slipped into the kitchen to measure ours, I...
Just slipped into the kitchen to measure ours, I built them as per normal and the top of the beches is 920mm to the very top. We are both fairly average height and this suits both of us. A chopping...
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2nd April 2005, 02:35 PM
Thread: Place to do some sanding in Brisbane
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Hes pissing in the wind. :rolleyes: If he...
Hes pissing in the wind. :rolleyes:
If he is not your next door neighbour then the noise factor could not be that great. I also live in brissy and have a highset Queenslander with... -
30th March 2005, 10:22 PM
Thread: Brush Cleaning / Sanding Sealer
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Adam, The can should say what solvent you can...
Adam,
The can should say what solvent you can use to thin the paint/sealer, leave the brush soak in that solvent for a liottle while to soften the paint then use a wire brush to comb the rubbish... -
28th March 2005, 10:18 PM
Thread: Gaps in old floorboard joins
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Greg, I had this problem some time ago and...
Greg,
I had this problem some time ago and asked the same question, I could see daylight through the spaces. after a bit of searching and contacting the caulking companies I went this way.
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28th March 2005, 10:02 PM
Thread: Ceiling Battens?
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For my 2 penneth, if this is an old house you are...
For my 2 penneth, if this is an old house you are restoring then use battens, also for ceilings make sure you get "superceil", it is made for ceilings and is more rigid than wall sheets.
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27th March 2005, 10:06 PM
Thread: polyurethane finish
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Removing the wet rings on your already restored...
Removing the wet rings on your already restored pieces, try a warm to hot iron with a pad of cloth between the wood and the iron, this will tend to lift the damp ring out of the timber finish, also...
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27th March 2005, 09:37 PM
Thread: Old silky chair
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Hi guys, I have restored the chair, this was my...
Hi guys, I have restored the chair, this was my first attempt at restoration of furniture. pics are attached (I think). there is still some paint marks in the fibres of the seat that would not come...
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21st March 2005, 10:28 PM
Thread: Don't buy DIGITREX
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Just to clarify, I have the Email sent as a reply...
Just to clarify, I have the Email sent as a reply to me from digitrex apologising for the delay in supply of parts. the return address was Digitrex support "[email protected]", so the repairer...
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17th March 2005, 11:23 PM
Thread: Cars down under.
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Saw a doco recently, apparently the yanks only...
Saw a doco recently, apparently the yanks only started to drive on the right hand side of the road to be different,(independence and all that) then the French followed the idiots because the were not...
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17th March 2005, 11:07 PM
Thread: Don't buy DIGITREX
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Don't buy DIGITREX
Hi guys, I am a bit Pssst off at the moment with a tv/dvd/vcr company called Digitrex. So I am putting this on the web to warn you unsuspecting persons that the company has almost no parts supply in...
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16th March 2005, 09:34 PM
Thread: what centres for deck post?
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I would not go further than 2.4 mtrs (8ft), and...
I would not go further than 2.4 mtrs (8ft), and that is only because you are useing a top rail/hand rail. I have a raised deck and when being built I insisted in mid posts in the centre of a 3.5...
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15th March 2005, 10:31 PM
Thread: Which wax over Danish Oil on dining table?
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You could try danish wax, it must surely be...
You could try danish wax, it must surely be compatable with the oil.
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15th March 2005, 10:13 PM
Thread: Old silky chair
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Thanks guys, as it happens the lady that gave me...
Thanks guys, as it happens the lady that gave me the chair is visiting before she goes south tomorrow so I was able to show her your responses.
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14th March 2005, 10:51 PM
Thread: To stain 1st or....
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I have used Hoop to build some furniture and I...
I have used Hoop to build some furniture and I used "Yellow" PVA glue, I am led to believe it is stronger than the usual white stuff, Weldbond professional glue, you can even get it at Bunnies these...
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14th March 2005, 10:39 PM
Thread: Pine Lining Boards - Painting?
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You can prime/undercoat the walls with a paint...
You can prime/undercoat the walls with a paint called 3in1 sealer, it sticks to shiny surfaces and will give you a base for a colour on the top.
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14th March 2005, 10:27 PM
Thread: Microwaving Burr almost turned
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Wax it, if you don't put some sort of sealer on...
Wax it, if you don't put some sort of sealer on the wood it will warp even more, also which in this case is probably more important, it will change colour over time, as it is hard wood it will...
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14th March 2005, 10:14 PM
Thread: Old silky chair
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Old silky chair
This question would interest furniture restorers (maybe).
I have been given an old dining chair that a friend did not wish to take to her new place.
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Avocado
Yes, I have turned avocado and it is a nice wood to turn, however don't let it get too dry or it produces a lot of dust, It is one of the few woods that will retain its bark in places for a feature,...
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20th February 2005, 02:00 PM
Thread: My 1st project
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Very nice job, you should be proud of this....
Very nice job, you should be proud of this.
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27th January 2005, 09:24 AM
Thread: Nailing quad to skirting
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Whos going to notice the gap, How many partys do...
Whos going to notice the gap, How many partys do you have in your BEDROOM :p :p :p
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8th January 2005, 07:25 PM
Thread: A different take on Cyclones
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We don't need to BUILD cyclones in Queensland, ...
We don't need to BUILD cyclones in Queensland,
We just wait for January then they are free. ;)
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8th January 2005, 07:16 PM
Thread: Angle Grinder Killer
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First thing I would say is that I agree with...
First thing I would say is that I agree with Bazza.
Stop using attachments and get a specific tool for the job, I gave up on attachments in the days of the 6'' B&D kit.
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8th January 2005, 07:02 PM
Thread: Setting up new workshop
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It appears from your already purchased items that...
It appears from your already purchased items that you do mostly wood work. A band saw would be my next choice but a drill press is also Veeery handy.
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4th January 2005, 10:24 PM
Thread: How to rip with a ryoba saw?
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First thing I would do is toss the standard blade...
First thing I would do is toss the standard blade in a cupboard until you need to cut firewood and get yourself a decent blade 40 or even 60 teeth, the blade that comes with the saw has got dragons...
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4th January 2005, 09:58 PM
Thread: Garden Mulcher - suggestions
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I have a 5hp Rover shredder that I have been...
I have a 5hp Rover shredder that I have been using for around 20 years. I used it on acreage and shredded every thing from Bark, fallen branches and even dry horse manure , that was a great trick, a...
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3rd January 2005, 01:16 PM
Thread: Thicknesser not feeding
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Thanks to all you guys' Gumpy, it seems that...
Thanks to all you guys'
Gumpy, it seems that the slip slop method has worked, I cleaned the table with metho and then sprayed a little silicon, put a piece of flooring through with just a fine cut... -
Nice layout. Why is everyone so worried about...
Nice layout.
Why is everyone so worried about the noise your machines make, look on the positive side.
No one can say that the bloke next door is a lazy so and so that doesnt do anything, and... -
3rd January 2005, 10:39 AM
Thread: Thicknesser not feeding
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Thanks guys, just some clarification please I...
Thanks guys, just some clarification please
I have cleaned the tray with metho and will try some wax before I get into more serious stuff. Gumpy can you tell me what wax is best to use? I have... -
2nd January 2005, 11:01 PM
Thread: Thicknesser not feeding
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Thanks Mick, the rollers are Metal front Gnarled,...
Thanks Mick, the rollers are Metal front Gnarled, and the rear one is rubber.
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2nd January 2005, 10:21 PM
Thread: Thicknesser not feeding
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Thicknesser not feeding
Hi guys, I have been away for a while on account I had a run in with my saw bench, I now hahe two fingers slightly shorter than they were but semm to be ok.
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Mick, what did you end up buying? I have been...
Mick, what did you end up buying? I have been looking into hafco, same machine less money. There is a 6" Planer PT-160 with a 1210mm bed for $489. probably a bit late for you but if you have one of...
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14th August 2004, 08:06 AM
Thread: Planer or Thicknesser??
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Thanks guys, Gumpy do you have a Carbatec ML 392?...
Thanks guys, Gumpy do you have a Carbatec ML 392? they are chinese so I would need convincing that they were not all show and rubbish. Carbatec also have aPT-260 this has a 3hp motor, only 2 blades...
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13th August 2004, 10:13 PM
Thread: Angle grinders
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Rocker, I had a similar dilema once when I wanted...
Rocker, I had a similar dilema once when I wanted to shape the axle of a horse drawn vehicle. I was advised then to use my 4" grinder, I went to K.Mart and bought a sanding kit to suit the grinder...
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12th August 2004, 09:00 PM
Thread: Planer or Thicknesser??
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Planer or Thicknesser??
All you guys out there that have had experince with Planer/Thicnessers, I am in need of advice. I have it mind that a new toy for my toy shop would be most useful. I started off thinking I needed a...