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  1. Radiant Heat Outperforms...

    Radiant Heat Outperforms

    hope that helps
  2. You could use ceramic heating panels. I installed...

    You could use ceramic heating panels. I installed them in the house after the cost of firewood passed the $100/tonne mark. They work like infrared lamps, radiant onto surrounding surfaces which then...
  3. Thread: Dusty Questions

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    oh my

    It seems to me from all this information that the only way to keep your workshop dust free is either

    1. have a dust extractor that's suction is so powerful that it could pull nails out of the wall...
  4. Thread: Dusty Questions

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    thanks

    thanks
  5. Thread: Dusty Questions

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    Ok another stupid question..... Lets say all...

    Ok another stupid question.....
    Lets say all your duct work is 150mm min. a powerful extractor setup and vented to the outside, with duct gates where required.
    What would be the effect of having...
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    Oh joy the red screen is back....... It's like my...

    Oh joy the red screen is back....... It's like my attacks of gout.....it comes during times of revelry, it comes as a surprise, but not unexpectedly, it is painful, it is frustrating, and it goes...
  7. Thread: Dusty Questions

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    Dusty Questions

    Hi I'm in the process of setting up a workshop in my shed. I have plans for a table saw and router table, as they are the main types of machines I need. I have given dust extraction a high priority...
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    What a pain in the bum, ever thread I go to comes...

    What a pain in the bum, ever thread I go to comes up red... talk about waving a red flag at a bull:(
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    Hi Chris, If you can't find someone who could...

    Hi Chris,
    If you can't find someone who could repair the weave why not consider covering the chairs? If you remove the woven part of the chair it would be easy to slip a cover of a material you...
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    Nice job...... re cutting foam, my dad used an...

    Nice job...... re cutting foam, my dad used an electric carving knife.... mum was p***** but dad had the need. Worked a treat, he was in the game 50 years started when he was 15 and did nothing else...
  11. Thread: Hi

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    Gymea Bay. and thanks for the welcome Uncle Al

    Gymea Bay. and thanks for the welcome Uncle Al
  12. Thread: Hi

    by RobjG
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    Hi

    Hey all you folks, I'm presently living in Tassie, on the east coast. Originally from the Shire in Sydney. Sea changed to Tassie 15 years now and have been taking it easy. Just finished fitting out...
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