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    Quote Originally Posted by Gags_17 View Post
    What wood would be recomended to built the mitre sled out of?
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    12mm plywood for the bed, something quarter sawn and stable for the fences. Mine is recycled WRC.
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    Ok thanks thats easy ive got heaps oof that lying around in the workshop. just wondering what is wrc?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gags_17 View Post
    just wondering what is wrc?
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    wrc = Western Red Cedar

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    Or is it..........Whippy Radiata Crap

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    Western red cedar is that the cedar that they use on fence posts?well the new ones anyway. JUst a question the triton blade winder uperer can you use that on the powered saw table aswell? how much is it and can you buy it from bunnings?
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    Hey guys
    After reading a few threads in thetriton part of this forum i have come to realise that the saw that comes with the triton powered saw table isnt of a very good quality,Is this true? I have an old aeg cs 825 heavy duty circular saw its a 210mm Would this be better then the triton that comes witht the powered saw table? and would it fit? I checked it for square and it is perfect, I checked for arbor float aswell and there was minuscule if not any.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gags_17 View Post
    Western red cedar is that the cedar that they use on fence posts?well the new ones anyway.
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    Haven't seen it used for fence posts, but then I haven't been looking, It was often used for frame & panel doors on the past, and the width & thickness is just about right if you can find some at the right price.
    Haven't seen it used at Bunnings, but you can buy it at most timber suppliers. It's a bit pricey, but you won't need much. Check it out to make sure you pick a quarter sawn bit.
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    Hmmmm I always thought the new fences had cedar fence posts,They use it as pickets to? can you or anyone please send a picture of their mitre sleds just so Ive got an idea of what to make?
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