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16th January 2024, 10:08 AM
Thread: Triton TRA001 Speed Control
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Hi All, An update - I ordered a new speed...
Hi All,
An update - I ordered a new speed controller from UK, plus some brushes and brush caps (Plug for Attention Required! | Cloudflare ). Parts were $135 incl freight and around 2 1/2 weeks... -
19th December 2023, 09:17 PM
Thread: Triton TRA001 Speed Control
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Thanks for that, I will place the order tomorrow....
Thanks for that, I will place the order tomorrow. I think the brushes have plenty of meat left, but will order a set anyway
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19th December 2023, 02:57 PM
Thread: Triton TRA001 Speed Control
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Triton TRA001 Speed Control
Hi All,
I have a Triton router, and while using it a couple of days ago, it seemed like the switch was acting up, starting when it felt like it etc. It also had a bit of a judder/surge issue... -
7th October 2022, 02:45 PM
Thread: Bench Grinder Spindle question
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Thanks, that is what I suspected. I found an old...
Thanks, that is what I suspected. I found an old thread after posting this.
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7th October 2022, 01:49 PM
Thread: Bench Grinder Spindle question
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Bench Grinder Spindle question
Hi All,
I have an Abbot and Ashby 200mm bench grinder, and am looking at fitting a spindle to use a cloth polishing wheel. Can I use the tapered spindle to secure the grinding wheel in place, or... -
24th August 2022, 05:01 PM
Thread: Makita 2708 Spares
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Makita 2708 Spares
Hi All,
I am after some spares for a S/H Makita 2708 tablesaw I purchased, specifically the blade guard and riving knife. Can anyone suggest where I can get one here in Australia? Given it needs a... -
11th May 2022, 06:45 PM
Thread: Hafco WL 18A Lathe
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Hafco WL 18A Lathe
Hi All,
I recently bought the subject lathe, and am looking for a spare part for the speed change mechanism. I think there is a pin and spring missing that lets the lever lock in the required... -
19th April 2020, 10:10 PM
Thread: 240 V mains cable
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My thought was late 70s but I could be wayyyyy off
My thought was late 70s but I could be wayyyyy off
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19th April 2020, 05:37 PM
Thread: 240 V mains cable
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240 V mains cable
Hi All,
can someone tell me when the colour code for 240V mains appliance cable changed from red/black/green to brown/blue/green & yellow? Reason is I was changing the cable on an old makita... -
8th September 2017, 07:23 PM
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NEW Hi All, I am in the market for an SCMS, and had...
Hi All,
I am in the market for an SCMS, and had not even considered the Swarts. I had been looking at the Makita 1018 and Metabo around the 450 mark but this unit threw a spanner in my... -
8th September 2017, 05:24 PM
Thread: New drop saw
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Thanks for that Mick, your thoughts are...
Thanks for that Mick, your thoughts are appreciated. The swartz is an impressive looking unit, plus it has a larger cut and the saw rails benefit. The only issue I have is with belt...
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8th September 2017, 02:47 PM
Thread: New drop saw
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New drop saw
Hi All, I am looking at purchasing a dropsaw to work on various projects around the place and have settled on two choices, being the Makita ...
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3rd October 2016, 10:27 AM
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I've had the Honda multi system with brushcutter...
I've had the Honda multi system with brushcutter http://powerequipment.honda.com.au/VersaTool_Range and pole pruner for two years, great piece of kit, but a touch heavy when using extension pole....
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13th November 2015, 06:29 PM
Thread: Cordless Drill Replacement
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At $199. its probably worth getting another...
At $199. its probably worth getting another battery. Maybe $100 for a 3AH? That way, one on the charger all the time, one on each bit of kit. Plus, Amazon US have deals on Dewalt tools sometimes. I...
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12th November 2015, 05:35 PM
Thread: Cordless Drill Replacement
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AGree with Poppa entirely re impact driver -...
AGree with Poppa entirely re impact driver - second best tool I have besides the cordless drill. I have old Hitachi stuff and I have given it a pasting. Next cordless tools I get will depend on range...
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9th November 2015, 03:43 PM
Thread: Air/Battery/Electric Nailers
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Thanks all for the replies, I am glad I asked the...
Thanks all for the replies, I am glad I asked the silly question because I now know you cant nail into brick very well. It was worthwhile bouncing the thought off those more knowledgeable than me...
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8th November 2015, 10:22 PM
Thread: Air/Battery/Electric Nailers
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Air/Battery/Electric Nailers
Hi All,
I should start by saying I have absolutely NO experience with these items, but I am a bit careless with a hammer........
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9th October 2015, 08:36 PM
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Yep, can relate to that about Australian built...
Yep, can relate to that about Australian built stuff. I have a Wolseley 24/80, with motor designed and built here at Zetland. It has Whit, UNF, and UNC in various places and I am getting very adept...
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17th September 2015, 02:33 PM
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Sticky: I must admit, I like the idea of the "Like this...
I must admit, I like the idea of the "Like this post" and "Thanks for this post" buttons. Its a simple way to pay basic courtesies and I might suggest it on a couple of other forums I belong to...
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27th June 2015, 04:31 PM
Thread: Just so I know
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Very well put Paul/Bushmiller. A lot of thought...
Very well put Paul/Bushmiller. A lot of thought and consideration went into that post.
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26th June 2015, 07:13 PM
Thread: A Sad Day
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Interesting, I also work in a warehouse where we...
Interesting, I also work in a warehouse where we repair and store medical equipment. I can see similar happening here, and I will fight it because once you lose capability you never get it back.
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20th June 2015, 08:22 PM
Thread: I've just lost my appetite
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Oh Bugger, only saw this after I had tea, which...
Oh Bugger, only saw this after I had tea, which included onion rings from the local takeaway :oo:
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17th June 2015, 08:46 AM
Thread: One for my brother
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Hi Dave, Like a lot of the other blokes and...
Hi Dave,
Like a lot of the other blokes and blokesse's on here I dont know you from Adam. What comes across from this thread is a picture of a man who is caring, and just a generally decent human... -
2nd June 2015, 10:06 PM
Thread: Electronic rust prevention on cars
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Ok, have only just come across this topic and...
Ok, have only just come across this topic and will stick my 2 bobs worth in. On another forum relating to British cars, I asked why cars with generators used positive earth, and one thought was it...
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25th May 2015, 11:02 PM
Thread: My second go at a solid body - WIP
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Very nice looking beast, hope it sounds as good...
Very nice looking beast, hope it sounds as good as it looks :)
What was the wiring issue? How are they switched, Neck-both-Bridge or is it tricked up with coil splits?
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3rd May 2015, 11:57 AM
Thread: Squirrels on strike???
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Seems a bit quicker in my part of the world this...
Seems a bit quicker in my part of the world this morning.
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1st May 2015, 10:23 PM
Thread: Squirrels on strike???
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On one of my facebook groups they ask us to be...
On one of my facebook groups they ask us to be polite when correcting others, and hopefully this gentleman wont take offence, but I found this spelling mistake too funny not to point out.
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15th April 2015, 06:31 PM
Thread: My second go at a solid body - WIP
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Hi Mike, This is something I threw together...
Hi Mike,
This is something I threw together from odds and sods laying around
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Two bolts for thick and thin solder, plus another for solder wick. It is copper braid impregnated with... -
15th April 2015, 01:12 PM
Thread: My second go at a solid body - WIP
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Yeah, valid point. A nice hot iron, quickly done...
Yeah, valid point. A nice hot iron, quickly done will reduce heat damage.
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14th April 2015, 10:29 PM
Thread: My second go at a solid body - WIP
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Hi, with soldering, make sure everything is...
Hi,
with soldering, make sure everything is clean, including your soldering iron tip. Tin the wires before soldering, try not to use to much heat.
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14th April 2015, 09:14 PM
Thread: 8 Inch Abbot and Ashby Bench grinder
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Thanks for the input Bob, I hadnt thought of some...
Thanks for the input Bob, I hadnt thought of some of those issues. Yep, wire wheels it was :)
I may end up with a second grinder or change wheels depending on task.
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14th April 2015, 08:40 PM
Thread: 8 Inch Abbot and Ashby Bench grinder
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8 Inch Abbot and Ashby Bench grinder
Hi all,
I have an A & A 8 inch bench grinder, and I want to improve its versatility. I have a grinding wheel on one (Left) end and a linisher/sanding disc on the other. My questions are:
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14th April 2015, 02:27 PM
Thread: A brief intro to Eugene
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Hi Eugene, welcome from a fellow newbie. I read...
Hi Eugene, welcome from a fellow newbie.
I read with interest that you have studied trees, but as someone who is into old music I would be interested to know whether any of your colleagues or... -
13th April 2015, 11:05 PM
Thread: Archery
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Yep, we are saving the pennies for that...
Yep, we are saving the pennies for that accessory, it looks very useful.
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13th April 2015, 10:35 PM
Thread: Archery
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Thanks for the comments guys, appreciated. Al,...
Thanks for the comments guys, appreciated.
Al, I will try and get a video or take some sequential photos of it in use, also with the business end at the cams to show one of the tests we perform..... -
13th April 2015, 09:30 PM
Thread: Archery
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Archery
Hi,
I posted some piccies in the "welcome to the forum/introduce yourself" thread about my partners sport and a bow drawboard I made. I notice some other archers on here, and my partner and her... -
13th April 2015, 06:47 PM
Thread: Hello All
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Well, this is one example of something I built,...
Well, this is one example of something I built, involved some woodwork, and a hell of a lot of thought. Its an archery drawboard, made using a surplus office desk, with two planks running lengthways...
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12th April 2015, 01:15 PM
Thread: Hello All
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Hello All
Hi,
I am Paul, and I do the occasional odds and sods with wood, but nothing to flash or precise. I guess I am on here to learn how to do things and get a few good ideas.
I am into old cars...