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6th April 2008, 10:05 PM
Thread: Suggestions for my first box
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Suggestions for my first box
Greetings all.
I'm a bit new to this woodworking caper and think in the nearish future I may try my hand at making a box. My big question though, is what would be the best style/technique for a... -
9th February 2008, 01:26 PM
Thread: Shop vac vs mini cyclone
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Thanks
Thanks everyone for all the feedback. I had been looking at Sturdee's plans and think I will have a go at making one. Although I still need to decide whether to still spring for the shop vac for the...
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9th February 2008, 08:31 AM
Thread: Shop vac vs mini cyclone
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Shop vac vs mini cyclone
A long winded story for a short question....
I recently suggested to my family that a shop vac might be a nice birthday present, something to connect to handheld tools. I am now the proud owner of... -
1st February 2008, 10:05 PM
Thread: Japanese chisels for beginner
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Thanks again
Wow. Thanks Soatoz. That's a huge amount of useful information.
I get the feeling from your post that you sell this sort of stuff yourself. Is that correct? I might be betraying my newbie-ness... -
30th January 2008, 05:04 AM
Thread: Japanese chisels for beginner
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Thanks for the feedback folks.
I think I'll start saving my $$ - I need to do this even for a cheap set, and might go ask some questions in the non-japanese forums to learn about other chisels too.... -
28th January 2008, 09:22 AM
Thread: Japanese chisels for beginner
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Japanese chisels for beginner
As a woodworking newbie, it's time for me to look at investing in some chisels. There is something about Japanese chisels that really appeals to me, but I'm not sure what. Maybe it's just because...
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2nd December 2007, 08:12 AM
Thread: Sanders - random orbital vs orbital
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Thanks
Thanks for the responses, and BobL you're right, my final question should have read "what type of finishing sander". I can't see myself having much use for a belt sander at the moment and I have...
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1st December 2007, 01:36 PM
Thread: Sanders - random orbital vs orbital
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Sanders - random orbital vs orbital
Here comes another newbie question (or several actually)...
What's the difference between an orbital sander and a random orbital? Presumably, the random orbital has a different sort of movement,... -
10th September 2007, 09:49 AM
Thread: Bunnings dumbing down it's stock?
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Sounded worse than I meant it
I'm, sorry if I sounded too defensive, hurt, or critical. I'm not hurt or offended and wasn't trying to be critical and I did over generalise. I re-read my post and can see it sounded a bit more...
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9th September 2007, 09:15 AM
Thread: Bunnings dumbing down it's stock?
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I'm still not sure why I'm dumb?
Am I dumb because I bought Bosch circular saw at Bunnings who are evil.
Am I dumb because I may well by a GMC sander at Bunnings knowing that it won't get a lot of use and I know what I'm getting... -
8th September 2007, 11:33 PM
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Bit the bullet
Went and spent my Father's day voucher on a Bosch 7 1/4 circular saw. Makita, DeWalt and others were getting too expensive for me, but I decided I didn't want to go for the really cheap ones. Looked...
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8th September 2007, 08:34 AM
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A decision?
So, I think I will bite the bullet and get a circular saw.
When I looked at finances again I don't quite have the cash for the Ryobi SCMS or the larger GMC, so I'd be stuck with a small GMC or... -
7th September 2007, 09:36 PM
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Thanks
Thanks for all the quick responses. Stuffed if I can make up my mind though. I started thinking that if I buy cheap stuff I can get a circ saw, a router, a sander and more.
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7th September 2007, 03:56 PM
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Sliding compund mitre or circular saw with a jig?
Hi folks. Very much a newbie here with what might be a dumb question.
My lovely daughter gave me a Bunnings voucher for Dad's day and along with a bit of cash I had tucked aside I thought I could...