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Welcome here. Keep your head on a swivel kid.:2tsup:

I don't understand why you guys keep saying Yanks when what you mean is Banks. The Y and B keys are nowhere near each other on the keyboard. You're still slagging a nation (and calling it 'fact')....

Seems to me you should blame yourself a bit more. You wanted a fat bloody profit just like everyone else, and I mean everyone. If the Australian market was as large as the Dow the entire world would...

Same again, Rotex and CT22, among other things, but if I was saying one only or buy this one first, it'd be the Rotex.

You sound like a bunch of whinging Americans with your flag burning rights and sh!7. :U

I think if you are dumb enough to burn a country's flag in public, in that country, you should be ready to...

Well Got-tamn boy. That fella raht there is a mate 'a mahn! Goud onya cobba.


Finally somebody who isn't just a legend in his OWN mind.

Best wishes Ray. Get well soon.

It's a single fledged noodle wobbler.

In the future, we'll have genetically engineered shop dogs. Licking the PVA squeezeout is just the first part. Their saliva will also apply a coat of nitrocellulose at the same time. Maybe they'll...

I'm very happy with my TS55 + CMS rig. You could possibly make Santa aware that having the CMS base leaves you open to expand your capacity with other module plates and tools. ie, you could 'get...

Yes, I have one at the moment. It's okay, unless you put too much weight on it. DAMHIKT:doh:

The side handle does make it much easier to use the rotex on a vertical surface, but I do use it occasionally otherwise. It isn't useless, but I could live without it if I had to.

I've found the...

maybe they'd say, "Come get my right thong if you can!"


Beee-yotch! (wanka)

Festool makes blades for alucobond. 438638 would be a 240mm 80 tooth blade, for plastic and ally cutting.

They make blades for steel. Bondek is a steel concrete form? That would be maybe 487271,...

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I have CT-22's as well. Great vac.

Call up the closest distributor of portable lumber mills, and ask them for a list of owners close to you.

Call a local arborist, and ask him if he knows anyone that slabs.

Those would be where...

Yep. I'm on it. I was boycotting it, but I will say I've been finding people from the past in droves in the last few weeks.

Wife- "Whoa, who's that?"
me- "eighth grade, we went out for three...

That's great:2tsup:

Are you sure it isn't a 'Stanrey' knife?:U

Could you tell which one was Scottish at McJing's?

I didn't see a score thread, and it was one of my favorite things after the show last year, so I thought I'd start one. Post a list of scores, brags, gifts, whatever. .....

This year I came home...

My shed's on the side of the path up to the road from the house. I hit it on my way past every morning. Usually I'm grabbing tools, but sometimes I just put on the radio and sit down for a few...

Is this some sort of historical parable, or personal experience talking?:doh:

Also, if you don't take the time to figure cosine B, you could end up with the majority of your dominos flickering back into existence on a Thursday instead of Wednesday as intended. By then the cup...

Do you have a chopsaw already, and the Kapex would be an upgrade? Do you already own a circular saw?

I haven't used a Triton 2000. The CMS is a pretty good piece of kit, you would need to buy a...

Sure is. The two main differences between the two are depth and power. For just sheet goods, the 55 kills it. I did a job with some slabs recently that did require grunt and reach of the 75, but that...

The 75 is bulkier to use, but most who choose it don't seem to mind.
22 or 33 It is mostly a capacity thng AFAIK.
You would want at least one guide rail.

If you get your hands on a current...

Can we get some gory photos of the cut quality in flesh?:D

The 75 is a knuckle dragger's saw, the 55 is for the true wood surgeons of the forum.:U

I have a Kapex and still love it, I got it as soon as it was off the boat. I have had it serviced once for the lasers, but the turnaround was acceptable and they are quite good now. Everything else...

Phew! Where do you find ROOM for all that stuff?:U

You go around a local dealer to get a machine that might be a few dollars cheaper from overseas, how motivated do you think they'll really be to get it serviced for you if something (G*d forbid) goes...

Me too handy tool. I have some Irwin chisels which I like. I think I need a few nice 'worker' butt chisels. :2tsup:

I see you guys in your tight pants with your clackety shoes take your bikes on the train all the time!:U

The thing I enjoy about woodworking is using great tools.

I'm not Anthony, but I am up earlier!

Short answer is no.

Longer answer is, I haven't actually tried to fit my CMS extensions on my 1080. I have an MFT extension that works great. The edge...

Hellooo...looo...lo...ooo

Very roomy in here......:U

No it (the thread) started out that way!:U:2tsup:

I put a hard Maple laminated block top in our last house's kitchen, everywhere, including the sink surround. I used a specialty polyurethane gel, and was pleased with the finish. Had to recoat every...

Assembled by Domino, sanded by GMC :doh:

Me three. I've been waiting to buy a Festool drill......... seems like forever......

Alright I GIVE UP!

glad I godda pins. Here's some doms.




Hey anybody used any sipos yet? I have to make some light box frames out of merbou. What glue?

phew, glad I godda...

Maybe it's better.

No seriously, my impulse is to say, "Glad I godda pins one", but 'they' don't usually make something worse now do they?

Every tool release I've watched in the last two...

I've used the CT22 with the Makita lunchbox thicknesser and a 50mm hose and it works pretty good. It'd work even better with a cyclone of course. Haven't had the time or necessity to experiment, the...

Bob I hope you only hate me a percentage of how much you hate Liggy, I only have the BS75. I call it 'The Zamboni'. It's a rare Australian who knows what the hell I'm on about...

(And PS Tezz,...

Couple of things. First of all, your offcuts can go right back under the rail for support. You can cut thin strips all day long. I use two cheap combination squares to set the guide rail for...

I used the Dom 'alternatively' a few weeks ago to route the channels for a set of counter bolts (from underside no less!). Drilled the end holes with 35mm bit, clamped a piece of wood for a stop 10mm...

I like smartwool socks. I wear Blunnies only occasionally. If it's muck or real wet I'll wear Ecco's, otherwise New Balance cross-trainers. Tried steel toes once, they were awful but maybe I didn't...

Lucky sod! Is the esky the one they had here a few years ago? Anthony said there was a guy in Perth had them last for $125.

Very cool. Keep going.:U:2tsup::2tsup::2tsup: