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New Post | Durdge39 5th Jul 2008 03:05 AM |  How important is BS power for ripping?Hi, I own a Woodfast BS-500, that has 300mm cutting cap and a 2hp motor on it. 2 horses seems to do well, I have run over 200mm thick hardwood through it and theres no sign of strain on the... (153 views, 7 replies) | |
New Post | Jiminidaho 5th Jul 2008 03:02 AM | I love this mallee burl! Yes Sir - I would have to agree! Now send samples to .........:D (211 views, 10 replies) | |
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New Post | echnidna 5th Jul 2008 02:59 AM | Something different you keep it in the dunny full of soapy water in case the toilet paper runs out:D (92 views, 8 replies) | |
New Thread | Jiminidaho 5th Jul 2008 02:58 AM |  Native American Flutes (NAF)Anyone on this forum make NAF's? Or for that matter any other kind of flutes? Im a beginner at this and am putting together my tools to start. Just would like to make contact with those that have the... (11 views, 0 replies) | |
New Post | Last 5th Jul 2008 02:33 AM | Re-Finishing a Gibson LP BFG with Tiger Maple Top. I'm only staining the Top Maple. The Guitar is actually all Mahogany. The only places that are getting sealed now are the 'very' back & the neck/headstock. I'm leaving the sides & top undone. ... (232 views, 10 replies) | |
New Post | rodm 5th Jul 2008 02:25 AM | New Machine - Work in Progress It has taken about a month of research and trial and error on a few components but I am confident I have a handle on some of this mumbo jumbo electronics for the console. The keyboard I modified in... (2,589 views, 63 replies) | |
New Post | SPIRIT 5th Jul 2008 02:14 AM | WIP carving talk back show look l will say this strait from the top you are more patients than i you said that you done few other pieces are they the same style sorry l know nothing about the technical side of... (419 views, 40 replies) | |
New Post | Boatmik 5th Jul 2008 02:10 AM | looking at building a timber strip kayak, just a few questions Howdy, Most of these timbers are too heavy to build much of a kayak from. The two best choices for the timber strips are Western Red Cedar Paulownia Both of which help keep the weight down. (17 views, 1 replies) | |
New Post | jow104 5th Jul 2008 01:48 AM | My new workshop setup and lathe Thanks for the encoureagement Skew. The preseent lathe bed is only 15mm chipboard, but everything is screwed to the back wall and the floor also to the side bench, and braced underneath I can get... (272 views, 13 replies) | |
New Post | ubeaut 5th Jul 2008 01:46 AM | Know of a shellac supplier? For optimum shelf life in flake form all shellac is best stored at 4C. Indefinite shelf lifein raw form for flakes is kinda right. It can go off. I've seen stuff sold in paint and hardware shops as... (349 views, 23 replies) | |
New Post | warrick 5th Jul 2008 01:15 AM | TSC10HB vs CT110L Just been to Carbatec Perth today and they have the CTH-110L on sale at $1599, I have been given the go ahead from the better half to get one :U I will probably get a FM230 dust extractor to go with... (384 views, 14 replies) | |
New Post | Stu in Tokyo 5th Jul 2008 01:14 AM | A Toothpick Holder Video It is just a drill chuck on a MT#2 spindle adapter, if you are meaning the chuck that is holding the drill bits. Cheers! (359 views, 23 replies) | |
New Post | ian 5th Jul 2008 01:06 AM | mortise and tenon or half lap? Heath canvass some more opinions but you could strengthen the joint by 1) driving some shorts screws in from the inside (under the top where they'll be out of sight 2) using decoratve pins through... (121 views, 5 replies) | |
New Thread | Stu in Tokyo 5th Jul 2008 01:02 AM | My Arborist Buddy Called...... ........ he says he has a nice chunk of Sakura on his truck....... do I want it.... About 4' long by 14" thick at the widest point, knarly, full of bugs, has some dirt INSIDE it and such, the tree... (16 views, 0 replies) | |
New Post | busso 5th Jul 2008 12:52 AM | Bench grinder sharpener UPDATE: After much research I bought a Axminster slow turning grinder from Carba-Tec mainly for versatility with other tasks. Switch on it and there was wheel wobble causing it vibrate something... (269 views, 10 replies) | |
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New Post | Grahame Collins 5th Jul 2008 12:45 AM | Mug stick welding 8mm steel rod Hi Scally. Reading the weld in pic 1, I would say you can bump the amps up between 10 and 15 amps. In addition to that you can make your travel speed a fraction slower. Your arc length appears to... (96 views, 6 replies) | |
New Thread | oldbob13 5th Jul 2008 12:44 AM | Brian Davis WA A mate in WA sent me the link to this impressive site. http://www.bdwooddesign.com/index.htm Sorry if its been shown before but I found it pretty cool BobT (13 views, 0 replies) | |
New Post | Frank&Earnest 5th Jul 2008 12:43 AM | 2008 Adelaide shed meet Sorry to hear that Bricks. If you feel that way, you may not be in the mood to entertain guests on the day, but I have to admit that your grit testing procedure would be really entertaining...:U It... (763 views, 23 replies) |
