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I've done this with 150mm wide pieces...

as already said, you should do the layers at 90 degrees,
The really tricky bit though is holding everything together, essentially you are edge joining a...

dunno about the lathe...

the saw looks very much like a "Wellcome", the colours are right, the fittings all look very similar and the height adjustment is identical to my old contractors saw...

the ceiling of x is the smallest integer greater than or equal to x.

floor is probably more common but both are perfectly valid functions

but why not just do this, ceiling is a legitimate operator

I like Roger Gifkins idea

http://www.gifkins.com.au/Custom%20Fence.pdf

Chris

what he said... I've got one too

I've got the Kapex on a CT33 and am very happy with the collection. The shroud works pretty well but I find it gets in the way when trenching and I sometimes forget to put it back on afterwards.
...

if you use a jig then you only really need a 45 degree one, you can then use your scale to add on the extra to get the angle you want

Chris

That's what I've been doing... I can get 3,4,8&10mm thick but not 6mm
I'm reluctant to using a different size

I've got a really old 9" buzzer and am trying to get a spare set of knives but am not having any luck. Length and width is easy enough but I cant seem to get the correct thickness

knife size is...

I went for the ETS150/3 and love it. I bought the CT33 instead of the CT22 the price is only about $80 more but it spends most of it's time on the Kapex

in that case, try a security door supplier for an offcut...

what about bronze or aluminium flywire?

a bit late maybe, but Graeme Brown carries two sizes of these
page 56 on his catalog
http://www.gbrownantiques.com.au/

Adrian, that's what you should expect from a sealer...
let the sealer dry then wipe your stain over the top


chris

I agree with the ubeaut white shellac as a sealer first.
Also I've had better results with the FW stain if it's diluted about 50/50 with FW colour reducer and then wiped on. The colour reducer seems...

funny, must be the season, I made one a couple of weeks back and used
Dulux Aquanamel. http://www.duspec.com.au/duspec/file/AUDD1282.pdf
lead free, non-toxic when dry

try Keables in A'Beckett St

http://www.keables.com.au/products.htm

If you're not going to swing on it you might use keyhole plates on the back
like these http://www.howardsilvers.com.au/catalogue.cgi?rm=products&subcategory_id=10

you can recess these into the...

yes it is... but we need to find the centre of the polygon (pyramid base) so we bisect the internal angle and create a right triangle by bisecting an adjacent edge at 90 degrees. That allows us to...

let me take a shot...

given length of side = x
number of sides = n
height = h

inside angle = ia
= 90-(180/n)

vertex to centre ...

don't know of anyone in Sydney...
but elraco carries them http://www.elraco.com.au/

goods and chattels have table stuff as well http://www.goodsandchattels.com/

no frills, i justed happened to be doing some other trig calcs
so here's a spreadsheet

fill in the blue cells and the yellow ones give your angles

sure GMC! :D:D

bike

1/16 is probly ok, try to get it tracking where you're at. You might find the blade moving back and forward a bit.

If you cant get it to track then you need to either drill out the pin hole (like...

just browsing another thread https://www.woodworkforums.com/showthread.php?t=38845

and came across the answer to where at least some pencils are going!

went to my first one last year, for some reason I kept missing the previous ones.

The main thing that irked me was a couple of organisations who were running "register for further information"...

I keep them in a plastic takeaway food container. I get the containers from a local vietnamese supermarket for about a dollar a dozen. very handy for all sorts of stuff.

I don't have this machine (I've got the 18X) but for what it's worth...

If the top of the machine is twisted then the upper and lower shafts will be
pointing in different directions and you will...

I had a similar one about a year ago...
I was shaping an arm for a chair on the router table with a template and pattern bit etc. I'd just finished when an 8 year old stuck his head in the door to...

actually the contract of sale is between the consumer and the retailer.
Under the trade practices act, the retailer has the responsibility to refund
or replace the product if it is defective within...

my wife usually finds my pencils, unfortunately by that time they've been through the heavy duty wash and spin dry so most of them are broken:(

this is my favourite, confused the heck out of me when I was doing machining as an apprentice.

1 mm = 40 mil, a mil ==.001"

Is that why they call it a milling machine? :rolleyes:

I placed an order online with Mcjing for a few bits late yesterday. I was a lbit concerned because I didn't get an order confirmation but at lunchtime
a package arrived all in good order:D

great!...

it's not quite as powerful, the 3612 is 1850W but the rest is very similar.

I've got one in a Table and when I pulled the Maktec badge off it was makita underneath.

Works great by the way

diospyros ferrea var. humilis had a name change and is now known simply as diospyros humilis. It grows in northern West Aust and Queensland.

picture here -> ...

ok... if you haven't touched the two knobs at the top then you probably only
need to fix the tracking.

turn the power off and unplug, then back off the roller guides.
tension the blade and turn...

not sure what you mean by "locked" it... I don't have a lock as such.
do you mean the knob on the back on top of the tension gauge? If so that's the tracking adjuster and turning that too far in...

hit 'em with section 53(e) of the trade practices act and see what they do...
see here
http://scaleplus.law.gov.au/html/pasteact/0/115/0/PA002650.htm

ahhh that would be the shiny seethroughy bits that I spy from time to time :D

Just had the chimney repointed and I need to fit a new cowl for the gas fire.
do you need to mortar this on? (the old one was)
or can you dyna bolt it to the bricks?

from howdy doody ?:p

I just found the original receipt for my AXT55 and discovered it has turned 20 (thats 20 years). Price... $165 :eek:

I agree with Bodgy, I've got a #4 that a "mate" dropped on the concrete and snapped off at the mouth about 30 years ago, brazed together and still working great

have you looked at Raven?

http://www.raven.com.au/domino/raven/ravenweb.nsf/html-v/catalogue2

under the sealing systems tab is a weather menu that has a roll-up door solution. Basically a heavy...

I've had three occassions where I called them and asked about items (different ones each time) each time I was assured they had the items in stock so I junped in the car and drove for an hour to get...

Zed, can you rip it in half and do something like this

http://www.gifkins.com.au/Custom%20Fence.pdf

try here for $99.95

http://www.guitaraust.com.au/safetplaner.htm

don't know of anyone doing repacking but I used to make my own packs for high powered torches (100-200W hallogen lamps) for cave diving and other nutso stuff like that. Also made our own chargers for...