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Australian Woodsmith if you want good tips and projects.:2tsup:

This is an interesting thread. What is the definition of a sharp tool? How do you qualify what is sharp.....besides the fact that your finger is laying on the workshop floor!

I have played with...

This is woodworking forums?:rolleyes: :eek: :eek:

Nice work GSXR. :) Do the blades need resharpening?

What about something off The Woodworking Channel? If all else fails, BRING BACK NORM!:rolleyes:

To strengthen their backs to carry around million dollar purses.:(

I picked up a couple of good, cheap roller stands from Aldi for $14.00 ea. The identical product in the Carbatec cattledog was $34.00!

They work just fine.:p

Check the auction section of Saturdays Age.

Good work as per the previous posts!

I wonder how the little GMC would go hooked up to the 10HB with a full dado cutter? It might choke the little sucker!:eek:

You get what you pay for! My brother in law works to +/- 10mm while I work to +/-0.01mm. It all depends on what you want it to do for you.

Ditto the previous two posts!

IMHO (in my mumble opinion) FIGJAM (f**k I'm good just ask me) and the GOAT (greatest of all time)!

I remember my teacher telling me not to act the goat.....Gee, all that practise really paid...

Chesand,

I've also been looking at the FM-300 from C/tec. But for me the clincher was the filter bag rating of 5 micron compared to the 30 micron bag offered with the Sherwood CT-65 or CT-101H.

This message was in my inbox, I'd forgotten that I'd flamed them (how many months ago????).

"Thank you for writing to The LifeStyle Channel.

We are no longer screening The New Yankee Workshop...

I single handedly move my TSC-10HB with nothing more that a length of hardwood dowel.:D

I actually sold my Triton table but kept the saw for freehand use. Used the money to buy a dado blade and Incra mitre guage.

Look at the Triton. I've also used Irwin but the Triton takes the money. :D

New Yankee Workshop has been dropped from Lifestyle channel!!!!!!

:mad: :mad:

The How To channel sucks and doesn't cut it at all. :( :(

Waldo,

Why not consider lining the shed with styrofoam panels to reduce the temperature impact. I have brick walls and are considering this treatment for the (Tin) roof to reduce the heat in...

After some minor adjustments to align the fence to the blade the V27 is it! I then played with several 45 degree cuts and they were perfect.

I bought the V27 with a specific project in mind that...

Waldo,
It's a great shed but how do you cope with the summer and all of that tin? :eek:
Is that what the exhaust fan is for? :confused: :confused:

I've just taken delivery of a V27. Out of the box it looks the ducks guts. :) Tomorrow I'm going to put it through it's paces, with a very critical eye. :eek:

I'll let you know how it goes. :p

I often think of what is the "control" measurement in the workshop, the reference measurement. When you check TSC-10HB, tape measure and 600MM reference ruler, what is it that you hang your hat on?...

Any chance that the bride threw up the sewing centre thingy to see how serious you were with the whole wood thingy? Not to mention the whole space/shed/workshop thingy. :eek: :eek:

Thats what I've been doing! Using the control measurement as the measure (if that makes sense)!!!!! Was thinking of trying an Incra tape if I could aquire one. :p

I was planning on buying a V27, now I think I'll wait and see how Dingo goes. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Hey Dazzler,

I noticed today whilst setting up for a project that my tape (TSC-10HB) had variations across the range of its length. Several measurements when comparing the fence position and...

I gave up after........."I tell yer what a flamin"

:eek: :eek: :eek:

Jarrah is nothing compared to Messmate. It's a sharpeners wet dream! :eek:

Thinking of giving up? I gave up smoking 3Y 8M 2W 5D 48m 20s ago and have saved $8,485.63 from 33,941 cigarettes not going up in smoke,

To date 16W 5D 20h 25m of my life has been recovered.

The...

I'm spending my hard earned's on the 8" CMT at the recommendation of my fellow forum members. (some of which I know) :D :D :D

Thank you to all that responded. I was leaning toward the CMT set (due to the freight saving ex Northwood) but the combined weight of Gumby, DPB and The Jig Builder (thank you also Rod) have pushed...

I'm about to undertake a project that requires dados to be cut in veneered panels and I want perfectly flat trenches.

My question to TSC-10HB users is which set produces the best cuts, the...

Studley,

I reckon it looks very much like Messmate. I encountered exactly the same in some reclaimed timber I was using for a coffee table. It makes for a good talking point or feature when filled...

[QUOTE=apricotripper]I finally succumbed to buying the TSC10HB ......and I think its crap......what a waste of money.........I mean , now I'm firmly convinced that all its raves on this forum are the...

I will be a regular from now on reading about hints and tips on how to get the most out of my investment.

Who wants to purchase an investment WC2000???? I'm open to offers, just PM me (by the...

What are they measuring? The temp/RH of the timber cube??? :confused: :confused: :confused:

I'm with Noodle Boy, the induction motors are much quieter. Compare the triton to the TSC10HB. :D

I use good old fashioned Mr Sheen on the table top and go over it every 3 weeks or so. No problems with rust to date! :D

Check out Australian Woodsmith magazine, I think it was a couple of issues ago, that featured plantation shutters. You may get it at your local library. :)

As a bit of a post script to BJ's thread, I placed my order for the TSC10HB just before Bris announced the 10% discount. When I received my credit card statement, Carbatech had applied the 10%...

Let me preface this by saying that I am waiting for enough time to to set up my 10HB but I believe that the difference between the Triton and a true TS is accuracy (0.5mm-1.0mm compared to 0.1mm or...

I got a call today from Carbatec Melb asking if I was still interested in a table saw but I told the caller that I had ordered one from Brisbane.

Whats going on? :eek:

I have a TSC-10HB on order which should be arriving next week. The site of the manufacturer is www.maoshan.com/p1.htm and contains specs for a lot of rebranded machines currently on the market. ;)

I too was in a similar situation to Sturdee but got mine freight free into metro Melbourne. I feel like an expectant father again! :p

I have decided to upgrade to a larger unit and some of the Triton gear must go to make room for the new beast. The following are offered as a single lot only, Series 2000 work center (WCA 201)...

What about messmate? It grabs#12 screws and shears 'em off. :rolleyes:

Thats deja vu!!!! :cool:

Can you alter the design to accommodate snow conditions???? :p