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Hi All,

I have sent Steve my PDF of a Durden Juniour Joiner manual, however it needs to be rotated when viewed on screen, cannot save it in a rotated form and the file is also too large for...

I am considering obtaining a secondhand Metabo DH330 thicknesser. Researching reviews online has one reviewer (USA Based) stating the reversible blades are considered disposable as they were too...

From my experience, one needs gloves suited to the purpose, I don't believe a particular glove would suit all purposes. Bricks and stones, one would need abrasive resistant, otherwise they will wear...

shoe

metallica

I use BBQ covers as the top cover over old sheets, the sheets stop sharp edges of the machine wearing holes in the BBQ cover. Picked up some well priced fleecy lined waterproof BBQ covers from...

Blaise

I believe this are known as spider wasps, some do remove the legs and some don't, and are found all around the world.

S

The wife asked me Wednesday, is their anything woodwork wise she could get me for Christmas, I replied 'not really as I am spending time on other pursuits for the next twelve months.' Spotted this...

Sparrow

Chocolate

Raceway

Have found this on a 'geek' website.

I am not the author, nor can I cite the original author, but it does have some funny but true comments.
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enjoy

Hi Ubeaut,

That is an interesting tidbit. So Potentiallly one has the means of being informed randomly of what is being looked at by other users on the computer and possibly what they are up to. I...

I linked into the thread above from clicking on the link that come in the WWF newsletter email. The link pops up in a different browser as a guest as my password connected browser is different ie not...

My homebrew lasts a long time it must be pushing 4 years old by now. I had a mate tell me that my homebrew is the best homebrew he has ever tasted, and I said to him then you must have tasted some...

Wireliner, I totally agree with GentleBen's comment. Whilst every reply here will give you a possible aspect for your situation, by seeking proper professional help you should receive from an an...

I have a lot of tools I have inherited from my father and father-in-law plus ones I have bought myself, and the perplexing question of what will happen to them later has always has me thinking. Do I...

I have one of these blades still with its packaging, it is called a rod saw. It is made from tungsten carbide and according to the blurb on the packaging, it will cut glass, metal files, and ceramic...

By using a sledge or other heavy hammer and hitting the star picket an inch or two further into the ground, can (not always) shear off any clay/rust combination which is attached to the star picket...

Maybe the sheep aren't attractive as extra virgin olive oil comes from the really ugly olives. :rolleyes:

I knew a builder who used only 2" (50mm) x 3/8" hex head coach bolts, purely because he couldn't drill straight through and make it look nice, Hex head coach bolts also did away with the unsightly...

I see what you mean, headlights yes, a bumper bar at the front maybe, or maybe a figurine on top of the radiator cap, (someone here will tell us the correct name for it). Early fire trucks used to...

I was inline at the ATM the other day when the elderly gentleman in front asked me to check his balance. So I pushed him, and over he went, it wasn't very good.

Do they have surfboards inside and are Beach Boys Fans?

I have and still use a Durden Junior Joiner, I still have the manual and could scan the pages and email them to you, should you be unable to acquire a proper printed manual.

This can be quite a curly situation, just because you have seen it doesn't mean it was safe, ideal or even legal (See Strom's attachment). Ultimately it will have to be legal, you will need to...

Apart from the dreaded lurgy there is also Manflu.

For a start any good sport shoe should pass the following 3 tests, if they don't, reject them irrespective of how fashionable/cool etc they may look. ie the old Dunlop volleys were fashionable but...

Thanks Cultana, ToolbagsPLUS, and HammaHed, there is something in your comments I can use. I can see when I do get the chance to visit a library I will have a lot of reading to do, in the meantime I...

Don't forget :doh: about using appropiate fixing screws or nails, ensure these will last in the same environment without staining the timber, or rusting away etc.

Thanks Bill, you're comments are noteworthy and very helpful, I will be searching the web for ideas on expanding some guidelines for the 'common sense test' and other websites which may discuss...

I am in the process of making a set of table and chairs suitable for toddlers which will be for sale at our local craft shop. I have constructed them following basic methods using dowel joints and...

Welcome to the forum Thomtoolman.
Firstly Juffy's point of adding bases is a valid one, it will also alleviate part another problem of deflection in the top horizontal piece of the bottom section....

Hi again Joe,
Just saw that you are based in Florida USA, my previous link may not be useful as it is Australian.

Norm

Hi Joe,

A lady by the name of June factor published a collection of children's chants and rhymes called ALL RIGHT, VEGEMITE in 1985, and later followed it up with more releases. I have searched...

That is simply AWESOME, well done Oldnewby. :2tsup: :2tsup:

Can anyone suggest a current woodworking competition that he could enter it in, surely he'd be a finalist.

I am not a wood turner but the 'tool rest / tool guide' in pic1 is a mirror image of those in the other two. Unless one is supplied with mirror image tool rests with lathes than I would say the pic...