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7th July 2006, 12:54 PM
Thread: Making long shelves
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you'll find that plywoods are usually undersized...
you'll find that plywoods are usually undersized (in thickness) hence the 5.2 slot cutter for a 1/4 inch board may be sufficient. Best measure the thickness of your ply and take it from there..
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Battening
Hi all,
I'm putting a small (20-25sq/m) hardwood timber floor over a concrete slab. I was planing on using hardwood battens on top of the concrete, with finished floorboards over battens. My... -
5th July 2006, 03:23 AM
Thread: Making long shelves
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Hi Occam, Curious to know - Do you really...
Hi Occam,
Curious to know - Do you really need to have contiguous shelving as you described?
Since you are storing books, have you considered bookcases? I find it more attractive/versatile to... -
29th December 2005, 01:53 PM
Thread: Patching a cement render exterior wall
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Hi Pat, The only things i'd recommend is to...
Hi Pat,
The only things i'd recommend is to wet the area before applying the render, and maybe add some PVA or similar (bondcrete) to help the render stick.
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14th September 2005, 08:11 PM
Thread: Bearer & Joist dimensions for Sub-Floor
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Vgolfer, Sorry to answer your question with a...
Vgolfer,
Sorry to answer your question with a question... but why was it necessary to use the yellow tounge AS well as your timber flooring? Most cases I have seen this done is when the... -
5th July 2005, 09:31 PM
Thread: Fixing Villaboard to brick wall
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Another option is not to use the villaboard and...
Another option is not to use the villaboard and use another material that is thicker/stronger (is there a thicker villaboard??) that allows you to pack/screw the sheet in place. Maybe something like...
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19th April 2005, 05:39 PM
Thread: Electrical Wiring Question
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Just a warning -NEVER- assume an active or...
Just a warning -NEVER- assume an active or netural as a particular colour!
For example in 3 phase the active colours are red, white and blue. Also in switching cables i've seen many sparkies use red... -
11th March 2005, 01:45 PM
Thread: Blanket box legs
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Thank you scally. And the timber species /...
Thank you scally.
And the timber species / finish?
Cheers
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11th March 2005, 01:02 PM
Thread: Blanket box legs
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Scally, Beautiful. Without hijacking the...
Scally,
Beautiful.
Without hijacking the thread, any chance of a side on view? :)
Thanks
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11th March 2005, 12:50 PM
Thread: Australian Wookworker Issue 120 Apr 2005
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As a newsagent I get to view quite a number of...
As a newsagent I get to view quite a number of woodworking magazines ;) , the subscription area for publishers has always been a problem as far as I can remember (over 20 years exp.) - especially on...
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You can get back copies of Family Handyman by...
You can get back copies of Family Handyman by calling them directly on
1300 305 599. They charge $7.99 each plus p&h.
Cheers
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18th February 2005, 04:01 PM
Thread: wax on tools and scribing blade
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Another tip i've used is to put masking tape on...
Another tip i've used is to put masking tape on before the cut (usually for melamine)...although I feel the right blade and its set height has more impact on cut quality.
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23rd September 2003, 08:37 PM
Thread: Triton Manuals
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Hi Sturdee, Lol sounds like you got a...
Hi Sturdee,
Lol sounds like you got a reasonable set of instructions! Wait till you get the ones written in chinese and the pages look like its been photocopied 10 million times and you can hardly... -
23rd September 2003, 11:38 AM
Thread: Sticking Router Collet
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Hmmm, I will look at it this weekend, but...
Hmmm, <gulp> I will look at it this weekend, but why do I have the feeling the same applies to me.
Thanks for asking the question silent C and thanks again sprog.
Zig
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23rd September 2003, 11:20 AM
Thread: Down Lights
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Thanks guys, does clarify things a little :)
Thanks guys, does clarify things a little :)
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22nd September 2003, 09:36 PM
Thread: Down Lights
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Gatiep, Could you expand your example further...
Gatiep,
Could you expand your example further for me and tell me the load the lighting circuit will see (at 240 Volts), or is it the same as the light - being 2 Amps. If thats the case our average... -
22nd September 2003, 08:16 PM
Thread: question about MDF
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Hi Steve, Have you tried web searches? I find...
Hi Steve,
Have you tried web searches? I find Yahoo ( www.yahoo.com.au)pretty good for me, but the others such as altavista, msn, etc are equally good.
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22nd September 2003, 01:40 PM
Thread: Sticking Router Collet
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Thanks Sprog, My 3612 is exactly as silent C...
Thanks Sprog,
My 3612 is exactly as silent C describes. Its been a bugger for years since new... Put me off using the thing. I've changed bits from Carbi-tool / CMT and other cheaper brands, ALL... -
19th September 2003, 11:39 AM
Thread: Business Tips
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Thanks Justin, certainly a good site. Interesting...
Thanks Justin, certainly a good site. Interesting there isn't an Australian equivalent. Too busy working I assume :)
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18th September 2003, 10:39 AM
Thread: Business Tips
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Wanted: Business Tips
Hi all,
Buying a small Joinery in the near future and I would like to hear of any pro/cons/tips etc from people already in the game (I'm from a totally different industry, so it will be a new... -
18th September 2003, 10:27 AM
Thread: New grip for an old Estwing
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Also, how about a bike shop and grips for handle...
Also, how about a bike shop and grips for handle bars - moulded or tape, I think some tapes are leather as well.
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18th September 2003, 10:13 AM
Thread: 15 Amp Tablesaw but only 10 amp outlets
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Dean, I have also purchased 2 machines from...
Dean,
I have also purchased 2 machines from Carba-tec in the past having 15 amp plugs, one thing i noticed AFTER installing new circuits etc. was that the leads on the machines were so damn short... -
17th September 2003, 06:25 PM
Thread: woodworking subsciptions
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Further to the above magazines mentioned, I find...
Further to the above magazines mentioned, I find the American "Best of" of these publications to be extremely useful. They are rare, only produced once or twice a year and are reasonably expensive at...