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12th June 2023, 02:55 PM
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Have you used their paint in an airless sprayer...
Have you used their paint in an airless sprayer before?
For undercoat, my usual method is to spray, then backbrush into all the nooks and crannies of the wood to completely fill the grain. Then... -
8th June 2023, 09:15 PM
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Making large garage doors - unsure of what timber to use.
Hi everyone,
I'm making two sets of timber garage/shed doors... they'll be on sliding hardware. Approx size of 1900x1500 each.
All joinery will be mortise and tenon... although if I get a hold... -
14th August 2022, 07:20 PM
Thread: Best jigsaw other than the Mafell P1CC
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I mean if I'm being honest, they're really not...
I mean if I'm being honest, they're really not worth five times as much as a decent jigaw from any of the major tool brands. But I'm at a stage in life where I'm now buying tools that are generally...
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12th August 2022, 02:58 PM
Thread: plug it conversion/vac hoses
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So did the 489927 end up being the correct...
So did the 489927 end up being the correct purchase?
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9th August 2022, 11:02 AM
Thread: Best jigsaw other than the Mafell P1CC
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So an update for anyone who is keen on a P1CC in...
So an update for anyone who is keen on a P1CC in Australia.
As mannetje mentioned, I did look on eBay. For the base kit you'd be looking at around $950 AUD landed, of which you'll then need to... -
18th July 2022, 04:49 PM
Thread: Best jigsaw other than the Mafell P1CC
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Best jigsaw other than the Mafell P1CC
So I had my heart set on a Mafell P1CC jigsaw which I was going to purchase from Axminster. Sadly, they're now not available for delivery to Australia and the only retailer in Australia I can find is...
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3rd October 2017, 05:00 PM
Thread: Blind corner overlay hinge
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Thank you, kind sir.
Thank you, kind sir.
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2nd October 2017, 08:36 PM
Thread: Blind corner overlay hinge
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Blind corner overlay hinge
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to find a pair of blind corner overlay hinges for a corner kitchen cupboard. Hafele and Blum seem to produce them but I can't seem to find anywhere to buy them in... -
29th December 2016, 10:11 AM
Thread: Timbecon Router table on special
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Well damn, no longer available. Well, that helps...
Well damn, no longer available. Well, that helps my decision I suppose if it's sold out...
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29th December 2016, 08:52 AM
Thread: Timbecon Router table on special
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Timbecon Router table on special
I'm needing a router table in the near future (going to do some skirting for a new house) - does anyone have experience with this:
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29th November 2016, 07:17 PM
Thread: Bosch GCM 12 GDL Professional
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Hi there, Another owner - i'm a DIY guy who...
Hi there,
Another owner - i'm a DIY guy who bought it in preparation for building my own house.
Very accurate, very smooth and easy to use - but as homey said, dust extractoin is crap. That... -
26th September 2016, 09:45 AM
Thread: Just bought my first router, now what?
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Just bought my first router, now what?
Hi guys,
Just bought myself a Makita RT0700C router - first time I've used one since woodwork in high school (and obviously a much bigger one then). I'll be using it initially for hinge mortices... -
21st September 2016, 11:40 AM
Thread: Shaker style cabinets - joinery options
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Thanks Stewie :) Can I ask a general question...
Thanks Stewie :)
Can I ask a general question - what is preferrable for kitchen cabinets - Melamine MDF or Melamine particleboard? I would think the MDF would be a bit easier to work with and... -
12th September 2016, 03:03 PM
Thread: Shaker style cabinets - joinery options
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They look fantastic, David. Yes, i was intending...
They look fantastic, David. Yes, i was intending to paint mine all over.
Can I ask what the purpose of the laminate adhesive is that you put on the back of the doors? Is it to assist with reducing... -
12th September 2016, 11:05 AM
Thread: Shaker style cabinets - joinery options
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Thanks NRB. So many options! As you can...
Thanks NRB.
So many options! As you can probably tell I'm very new to this and there seems to be 1,000 solutions to each 'problem'.
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12th September 2016, 10:41 AM
Thread: Shaker style cabinets - joinery options
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I should also ask - for the inset should I be...
I should also ask - for the inset should I be using plywood or MDF? These will be painted and not stained. I believe the MDF will give a better finish painted?
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12th September 2016, 10:39 AM
Thread: Shaker style cabinets - joinery options
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Thanks guys, So no question then that the...
Thanks guys,
So no question then that the panel has to float. Interesting idea on the mouldings nrb, I'll definitely consider that.
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11th September 2016, 10:12 PM
Thread: Shaker style cabinets - joinery options
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Shaker style cabinets - joinery options
Hi guys,
The mrs wants some shaker style cabinets for our new kitchen - i'll be using pine and plywood. Pine for the frame and plywood for the inset. I'm just wondering which way I should build... -
4th August 2016, 08:27 PM
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Thanks Ian and yes, I had realised that as well -...
Thanks Ian and yes, I had realised that as well - going to enlarge them to 2.1 wide. Not ideal but it'll have to do.
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31st July 2016, 05:27 PM
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Thanks for the reply guys. Unfortunately I don't...
Thanks for the reply guys. Unfortunately I don't think I'm at a level yet for M&T joints - can't wait to be but still a while to go.
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30th July 2016, 05:33 PM
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My first 'big' project - Carriage style barn doors
Hi guys,
Long time lurker here. I was hoping for some advice on my first big project which is by no means amazing to the expeirenced people on here but is something i'd like to get some advice on....