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Hi Sawmaster, I have just purchased a one of these saws. Found this site you may be interested in when I did a search.

Pete

FYI, I collected my blades today.
Prices: 2750mm x 6mm x 10TPI (Carbon)= $16.17 inc gst
2750mm x 12mm x 3TPI (Bi Metal) = $41.90 inc gst
I also had a fine tooth tenon saw reset and...

I placed my order today. FYI, I was informed that the Bi Metal blades do not come any smaller than 12mm (1/2") so the 6mm x 8tpi I am getting in the carbon blade, which I was informed was a little...

Thanks again guys, I am off to Peacock tomorrow to place my order. I have decided to just get 2 blades for the moment as I work in West End so it is not a big deal to drop in. I am going for a...

Thanks for the tip on the bi metal blade. Do you know the reason for wider blades?

Pete

Hi Guys,

I have recently purchased the BP-355 from Hare & Forbes in Brisbane. I have only had the chance to play a couple of times, but all seems to be aligned well and cutting straight. The...

Maybe the "Tung Oil" is pressed from the "Cows Tung" and the remainder of the "Tung" is sent to the "Australian Beef" company to make the McDonalds 100% beef burger patties. That would explain the...

Soundman, it's to replace a piece of deadwood where the prop shaft goes through. Air dried is better.

Pete

I would be very interested if someone has a slab of spotted gum approx 300mmx200mmx1500mm long. I need to replace a piece in my boat.

Pete

Hey Kingy, just thought I might throw my 5cents worth in.

I left school not that long ago at the age of 15 after completing year 10. I had an apprenticeship as a Fitter and Turner lined up with...

Hi Darren, I am guessing you would have completed this job already but thought I could offer you information of the product used on our boat to fill exactly the same problems. The shipwrights that...

Hi Darren,
I have been looking at the pictures of your boat as well as the cargo boom base plate. Are you able to mount it so the tube/socket part of the base sits tightly in the corner of the 4x4...

Thanks Darren, will definately get a few fishing marks from you when we are ready. Pete

Beautiful boat!!!
Did it have a wet well when you first purchased her? If so, I am guessing that this must have been closed off when the forhead cabin was put on. How did you go about getting her to...

Thanks Steve, I have not started on the interior yet, but very soon!!! Just about completed the house we have been renovating, hopefully only 2-3weeks to go and once it goes on the market, it will be...

Hi Justplanecrazy, I have a 42' extrawler that was fully refastened and had the old caulking raked out and replaced then linseed oil putty mixed with antifoul back in over the top. My step-father has...

The keeps coming!!! How sexy is that:D :D :D

The different colour in thee planks on the Starboard side is where the planks were replaced many years ago. Probably when a trawler and they steamed into a jetty, either reverse did not work or it...

New bulwarks and roof reglassed

One of my favourites

Up on the slings

And another. Inside still looks like this...

Hey Fellas,
has kindly shrunk some pics for me. There are some before, during and an after one below.

I know slings are not real good for a timber boat but unfortunately the people that we...

Thanks Dingo for your kindness in blessing my first thread with your talented wordsmith skills. After reading around this forum prior to joining, I would had been extremely dissapointed if you had...

Hi Steve,

We are not really sure on the rolly poly side of things yet, she has a 16' beam and only draws about 4.5 feet. Under way she is fine but future stabilizers may be required for sitting...

Hi Guys, have just joined and thought I would introduce myself. My names Pete and more importantly I am the owner of a 1950's 42' Ex Trawler. I have attached a few pics below showing the boat when we...