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Yeldarb...I'm a little bit backward so it only makes sense :D

What's happening in the bush (Deniliquin, Mathoura, Barma) is completely uncalled for, this is all political and there is no real environmental reason for doing it...this is just another thing that...

My Grandfather has a couple of those...he and I both prefer the electric version :D

Very much appreciated :2tsup:...I love Sketchup...looks like some greate tips here.

The last I spoke to my FIL he was very happy with the price of books he'd bought (massive price difference)...that was a while ago so perhaps things have changed.

Kia Ora brew :D

Very nice...well done.

Simplistic, understated elegance :2tsup: A very "efficient" way of displaying the beauty of the timber.

I reckon the right person would pay well for such art.

My father in law has one...and absolutely loves it. I think he's had it for about a year and no problems yet. If I read as much as my FIL does I would have one...far better than Ipad for this...

At a guess I'd say you didn't put enough sugar in (based on what I do), and I'm not sure how long they have been in the bottle...but I wouldn't chuck em yet...give em a few weeks at least...try and...

Inox is fantastic stuff....for lots of different uses.

I have a Fiskars...best log splitter I have ever used and worth the money...you need all the help you can get with black/grey box.

Hi John...welcome. There is certainly plenty here to keep you going.

Brad

I have some significant melamine stuff to do in the future...I am thinking one of those blades may be in order.

Baking paper would probably be good for this too...is pretty handy stuff...use it on the BBQ sometimes when cooking stuff like marinated chicken wings :)

Hey Jethrow...looking good there. Space limitations do suck...but it's truely amazing what you can fit in a small space. I will post some pics of my shed sometime soon...when I get some more...

The last time I attempted anything with melamine, the only way I could get a smooth cut was to raise the blade only just high enough to cut through the layer of laminate (that would be visible on the...

I have a mate who's a bricky...he uses yellow tongue for his mud boards and reckons it's tops...seems pretty well water proof :)

I hope you are very proud of yourself...that is absolutely bloody awesome.

This link was posted here the other day...in relation to the "New Fangled Workbench"...anyhoo, there are some other videos and one is for getting the most from your Thicknesser. It has some stuff on...

Bloody brilliant :)

Those carbonation drops are good and easy...

Another thing, I now regularly leave my beer in the fermenter for 2 weeks and have not found any issues.

Firstly, perhaps you need to spend some more time watching your friend and ask him.

Secondly have a look here http://www.howtobrew.com/intro.html

Thirdly I would suggest you visit one of the...

Hi John,

I have a 15" thicknesser so I think I have my work cut out...although it's only sharpening, not rocket science :p

If I do find something I will post the details.

Brad

Hi Chambezio,

Please keep us updated as to how this sharpener is working for you. Sounds like you are happy with it so far. There is a lot of crap on fleebay...but sometimes things work.

I am...

Hi plan is to go to the shed and not leave...therefore no life problems :D

Sounds like you are very happy, I have bought a couple of from Aldi and so far cannot fault them...for their price they seem to function well.

Bloody lovely :)

Found it...it wasn't looking good there for a while :-

I think it is the way that my Mum did it when we were kids (my Auntie is organised enough to have kept the recipe)...I can still remember...

I recently got a recipe from my Auntie...I will see if I can track it down.

Saw a dead Brown on my lunch time pushy ride today. We've only had a couple of warmiush days...still pretty cold at night too.

I am lucky enough to have both...my WC has all the attachments you mention..I also have the large sliding table thingo...I think a straight edge and a hand held saw is better, but that's another...

Good luck with that...:oo:

I'm very much looking forward to some progress pics...

Quality work. Very impressive :2tsup:

Bloody lovely :2tsup:

Very nice Don...I can't wait till I get some spare time for something similar.

I will be in the market for a new plane or two soon...looks promising.

I'm not against putting the dog to death...in fact if my dog did what this one did, it would be put to death. The trouble is, with my knowledge of dogs, I would blame myself and not the dog.
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He was about 4 months old when he snapped...if all 4month old pups that snapped were put to death there wouldn't be any dogs living with people at all. The species would have been wiped out long...

There is tons of very good music around today...you are just looking in the wrong spot. If you want to hear good music, stop listening to "Classic hits" and "Music of today" type commercial radio.
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I hope the little guy pulls through and all scars heal.

Heartbreaking stuff...no one can say what is right for you. We have a 6 month old Foxy/Jack Russell...he had a snap at our 2yr old girl,...

No...I like my neighbours, they seem like a pretty good bunch...

Besides, next door is a Police Sergeant, across the road is ex head of CIB (or some such), and one a couple down is also a cop. I...

Definitely go the Triton saw...it was designed for the WS and as such is (relatively) easy to setup properly, and I have found it to be powerfull enough to rip through just about anything.

A "bobless Robert", sounds like something an apprentice may be sent for...very interesting :D

The bike is definitely going...

Northern Beaches is also a nice place...I lived there (Dee Why & Narrabeen) for a few years.

Yes...dimensions please :)

Lovely little truck :2tsup:

My mistakes usually only end up as the original design, but slightly smaller :D...either that or warming the lounge room :wink:

Very impressive Rhys, great work. :2tsup:

I got one of the Nobex folding squares (300mm) at the Sydney WWS about 4 years ago...has been banging around in the bottom of my tool box since then, used without a "light touch" :rolleyes: and after...

I just found this for mortice/tenon

http://www.brightcove.tv/title.jsp?title=1114234764&channel=769316223

Sketchup is fantastic, I have only just started with it but very happy with the potential for helping me get my dimensions correct...my big issue at the moment is joining different components...I've...