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    Default Adelaide Wood Work Show

    Well it is nearly here, & I am as excited as a dozen Big Kev's. I am planing to surprise SWMBO with a shiney new Bandsaw this year & just know what she will think when she sights it for the first time...
    What the hell is it & why do you need it?:confused:

    I will be looking at the Leda14" & BAS350 & I hope I might find a JET 14" to look at as well. There seems to be a lot of people that swear by the Jet & the BAS350, but I have also found Leda usually has pretty good gear.

    This is the event of the year for me, My sister & Brother-inlaw will be coming down from Murry bridge, & My Brother will be comming down from... well it's out in the boonies anyway, & my best mate will be comming up from Reynella (also out in the boonies, well it is from North Haven anyway) We all meet up & have great day out.

    I don't know any of you guys, maybe I might spot your hat, but if you see some bloke who is about to part with a heap of cash on the wrong Bandsaw, Please feel free to come up & make yourself known.

    What are you planning to give a new home to this year?

    Steve
    The fact remains, that 97% of all statistics are made up, yet 87% of the population think they are real.

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    Up late dreaming of wood, eh Ticky?

    I'm looking into sanding devices this year. A small ROS, or perhaps a belt/disc jobbie.

    Don't forget the WW Forumites dinner on the Sat evening -- details here:

    http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...ad.php?t=29399

    (see especially post 17)
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    Thaks Zen, Good luck with you sanders. Have a look at the METABO Duo ROS mate. It is not cheap at over $300 but when you consider that a sander is used on nearly every project you work on, it is worth having spent the cash if you get what you pay for. I have had mine for 2 years now, & I am wrapped with it. To my knowledge, it is the only dual orbit sander on the maket, so you can rip into the rough stuff & then finnish to a fine finish with the same sander.

    I am in no way connected to any company that that may befefit, from this, it is Just My Opinion.

    Sorry I can't make the dinner fellow SA woodies, but I will be looking for your caps.

    Steve
    The fact remains, that 97% of all statistics are made up, yet 87% of the population think they are real.

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    I'll be there Friday also with a bandsaw on my shopping list. A mate bought the leda one last year, got a real good deal at the show (including free shipping to Mt. Gambier) & has been real happy with it. Also want some ubeaut products, some t-track & hardware & maybe a powered respirator if I don't blow it all on something else. Warm up the EFTPOS machine....

    Reg

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    Hi Reg,
    I will be going on Saturday, so let me know friday night if you bought your Bandsaw, Which one you bought & why you decided on that one, if you are not too busy playing with your new toy's that is.

    I am keen on the Leda, but the Bas350 has a bigger motor & I PM'd a forum member who has one & he is very happy with his BAS. My ploblem is I have also spoken to another Forum Member with the Leda Who is equally happy with his. Maybe this is not a problem in the long term as it appears that you can't go wrong with either, but more of a problem in the short term deciding between the two.

    Still like to have a look at a Jet though.

    Good luck Reg.

    Steve
    The fact remains, that 97% of all statistics are made up, yet 87% of the population think they are real.

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    I'm confused :confused: (no surprises there)

    We have a well known member called Tikki and it appears also one called Ticky.

    Both are apparently in SA. Are you one and the same or does Ticky need to change his/her screen name?

    Enquiring minds would like to know. :confused:

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    Quote Originally Posted by craigb
    I'm confused (no surprises there)

    We have a well known member called Tikki and it appears also one called Ticky.

    Both are apparently in SA. Are you one and the same or does Ticky need to change his/her screen name?

    Enquiring minds would like to know.
    Well now......Apart from their user names being homonyms,

    Ticky signs off as Steve....

    And Tikki signs off as Judi....!

    Wadya make of that!
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    Quote Originally Posted by craigb
    I'm confused :confused: (no surprises there)

    We have a well known member called Tikki and it appears also one called Ticky.

    Both are apparently in SA. Are you one and the same or does Ticky need to change his/her screen name?

    Enquiring minds would like to know. :confused:
    I'm not schizophrenic, & niether am I!
    The fact remains, that 97% of all statistics are made up, yet 87% of the population think they are real.

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    Shopping list is only very small this year... a dive into the darkside, buying a pair of Veritas spokeshaves a flat and a round sole(or should that be soul).
    And then some...
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    Quote Originally Posted by craigb
    I'm confused :confused: (no surprises there)

    We have a well known member called Tikki and it appears also one called Ticky.

    Both are apparently in SA. Are you one and the same or does Ticky need to change his/her screen name?

    Enquiring minds would like to know. :confused:
    One's a Man & the other a Lady, I have had the pleasure of meeting them both.
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    They serve no purpose at all,
    but they put a smile on your face when you throw them down the stairs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ticky
    Hi Reg,
    I will be going on Saturday, so let me know friday night if you bought your Bandsaw, Which one you bought & why you decided on that one, if you are not too busy playing with your new toy's that is.

    I am keen on the Leda, but the Bas350 has a bigger motor & I PM'd a forum member who has one & he is very happy with his BAS. My ploblem is I have also spoken to another Forum Member with the Leda Who is equally happy with his. Maybe this is not a problem in the long term as it appears that you can't go wrong with either, but more of a problem in the short term deciding between the two.

    Still like to have a look at a Jet though.

    Good luck Reg.

    Steve
    Hmmm, I see timbecon have the sherwood BAS350 for $629 at the moment. If they've got one there at that price, that might be hard to beat :confused: Dunno what sherwood's like?...except the colour

    Redgy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harry72
    Shopping list is only very small this year... a dive into the darkside, buying a pair of Veritas spokeshaves a flat and a round sole(or should that be soul).
    And then some...
    After all the trouble you went to to get out of working Harry, the list may be small, but Have creditcard, will buy.

    Steve
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    Quote Originally Posted by Redgy
    Hmmm, I see timbecon have the sherwood BAS350 for $629 at the moment. If they've got one there at that price, that might be hard to beat :confused: Dunno what sherwood's like?...except the colour

    Redgy
    Reg,
    I think the only difference between the Sherwood & the Carbatec, is the colour. If I am incorrect on this I hope somebody will let us know.

    Thats a pretty good price, but put on the thunbscrews for a couple of blades as well, you never know.

    Good luck Reg.

    Steve
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ticky
    Hi Reg,
    I will be going on Saturday, so let me know friday night if you bought your Bandsaw, Which one you bought & why you decided on that one, if you are not too busy playing with your new toy's that is.
    Got the Carbatec BAS350 in the end for $599. Liked the Leda but the extra 350 I spent on other stuff Timbecon were $629 + including another blade (I work in a timber mill so free blades arent a real selling point )

    I just got home, my ute loaded, glad SWMBO is out somewhere :eek:

    Have a good day Ticky

    Reg

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redgy
    Got the Carbatec BAS350 in the end for $599. Liked the Leda but the extra 350 I spent on other stuff Timbecon were $629 + including another blade (I work in a timber mill so free blades arent a real selling point )

    I just got home, my ute loaded, glad SWMBO is out somewhere :eek:

    Have a good day Ticky

    Reg
    Well done Reg, I must admit, I am leaning heavily toward the Carbatec BAS350. $599 is a damn good price I recon. I generally like the Leda gear, but the motor is bigger on the Caby Bas350.

    Thanks for getting back to me, I will be there tomorrow Morn.

    Did you buy it from the Carbatec Stand, or one of their Agents?

    Steve
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