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  1. 26th July 2008, 05:22 PM #1
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    Default BRUSSO products available at The Wood Works Book & Tool Co

    We at The Wood Works are proud to announce we are now appointed distributors for the full range of Brusso box maker's and specialist cabinetmaker's fittings for the Australian and New Zealand markets. Brusso also replicate virtually their full brass range in stainless steel - perfect for marine and seaside applications.

    Brusso products are renowned as the finest products of their type in the world.

    Check out the full range at:http://www.thewoodworks.com.au/site/...ts/brusso.html

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  3. 26th July 2008, 05:24 PM #2
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    Ahh, finally! Somewhere in Oz to source them

    (for those who don't know, Brusso stuff is the best out there. If you don't like wobbly hinges, this is what you need)

    [scoots off to the website]
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    Quote Originally Posted by Groggy View Post
    Ahh, finally! Somewhere in Oz to source them

    (for those who don't know, Brusso stuff is the best out there. If you don't like wobbly hinges, this is what you need)

    [scoots off to the website]

    Groggy's CC is in meltdown
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pat View Post
    Groggy's CC is in meltdown
    Just checking the range at this stage. I won't be making any boxy stuff until my bench and the learner's project is finished.
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    Better watch it Groggy, the website is full of inviting little bit's and pieces, much like the old shop at Meadowbank was
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    Hate to see the price of a kitchen using those 5" Brusso stainless knife hinges!
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    The Brusso offset pivot hinges can be a bit fiddly to fit, but they are rock solid, and as Groggy said, no wobbles.

    Great stuff TWWB&TC Be good to be able to source them in Australia when I get back next year.


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  9. 27th July 2008, 10:23 AM #8
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    Nice work Mike...

    I know that being appointment the distributor is no easy task... I believe that there is a minimum stock holding that the woodworks will have to hold which is $$$ mega bucks... Good for all Aussies though, the best out there!

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