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14th November 2005, 05:09 PM
Thread: R.I.P. Compact Saw
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It really is horses for courses. For the...
It really is horses for courses. For the forumites here the Workcentre provides sterling service and meets our needs. For others, well their needs and aspirations are different therefore their...
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14th November 2005, 09:00 AM
Thread: The Triton Woodworker - Issue #37
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I would think that the use of plastic in the...
I would think that the use of plastic in the holes is to stop binding. If the hole is in wood and it is a tight fit then any swelling of the wood due to changes in humidity would lead to binding, No?...
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6th November 2003, 04:37 PM
Thread: What Happened to New Yankee Workshop ?
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The lady with the lovely shoes on Home...
The lady with the <ahem> lovely shoes on Home Improvement was Heidi...
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27th October 2003, 08:52 PM
Thread: Problem with splitter on TSC-10HB
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Have you considered a zero-clearance insert with...
Have you considered a zero-clearance insert with splitter as descibed on page 27,volume 1, issue 4, Australian Woodsmith, April 1999?
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27th October 2003, 08:03 PM
Thread: T & G Outside
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I made a double gate using T&G many years ago...
I made a double gate using T&G many years ago whilst doing a TAFE woodwork course. The instructor advised clamping the boards together nice and tight. My father (a carpenter) informed me when I told...
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I am not sure if this fits your requirements but...
I am not sure if this fits your requirements but you can get a two-way slow combustion fireplace. It fits in a wall and has large glass doors on both sides. It only has one flue as it is essentially...
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1st September 2003, 03:57 PM
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I have seen this done on This Old House a couple...
I have seen this done on This Old House a couple of times. They have put a base onto the concrete floor with pre-cut channels in it. Into this they lay the heating pipes with the floorboards going...
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14th August 2003, 11:38 AM
Thread: TRITON DUSK MASK RELEASED!
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Thanks Stu, that puts things into perspective for...
Thanks Stu, that puts things into perspective for me as to the role of the neck cloth in assisting positive pressure being maintained.
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14th August 2003, 10:56 AM
Thread: TRITON DUSK MASK RELEASED!
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I am curious as to whether the neck cloth has an...
I am curious as to whether the neck cloth has an effect upon the filtration rating of the respirator. If the neck cloth is breathable fabric doesn't that mean that dust particles can permeate it?...
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10th July 2003, 06:03 PM
Thread: Room for improvement ... and lots of it.
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I love TOH and like NRDU thought that the...
I love TOH and like NRDU thought that the products they use are not available here. Well not all maybe but some of them. A couple of months back they showed a plumber using a plastic pipe joined with...
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27th June 2003, 03:16 PM
Thread: Patterns for Lettering
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Further to what I said about seein a form of...
Further to what I said about seein a form of pantograph at a Farm Expo:
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27th June 2003, 12:32 PM
Thread: Patterns for Lettering
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It sounds that what you need is a pantograph....
It sounds that what you need is a pantograph. This device allows you to transfer a design from one pattern to another either the same size or to enlarge or reduce. It is hard to describe but you put...
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24th June 2003, 09:56 AM
Thread: I got a bargain
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This is why each chain stocks different brands at...
This is why each chain stocks different brands at the cheap end: Bunnings have Ozito, K-Mart have Arlec, Timbecon have Sharwood, Mitre 10 have another brand and so on. At the budget end you can't go...
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13th May 2003, 05:39 PM
Thread: Repairing a water damaged floor
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I am sorry if I am missing something here but...
I am sorry if I am missing something here but can't you put some noggins between the joists to support the wall? There are pre-fab brackets available that would allow you to do it. I saw them used on...
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26th February 2003, 11:29 AM
Thread: Getting it straight
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I have a similar problem to Gina except that the...
I have a similar problem to Gina except that the material I want to rip is uneven on four sides, measures 100 x 100 and so will not rip with one pass of the blade. I have to turn it over but then...
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30th January 2003, 10:52 AM
Thread: Great Bunnings Customer Service
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That is one of the really good things about...
That is one of the really good things about Bunnings, their return policy. In line with K-Mart and Target, if you change your mind you can return it for a refund or exchange. I have done that a few...
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23rd January 2003, 10:49 PM
Thread: Hinges - the secret to fitting them
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I happened to read this post today and then...
I happened to read this post today and then accidentally discovered the following website http://www.woodshopdemos.com/bchst-10.htm
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21st January 2003, 01:47 PM
Thread: Great Bunnings Customer Service
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As my first post to this forum I would just like...
As my first post to this forum I would just like to add my 2.2cents worth. A friend who works in Bunnings tells me that the head office sends them stock and that the local manager has little say in...