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26th July 2004, 12:36 AM
Thread: More Bunnings
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Best thing about Bunnings
THE EXIT !!!! :mad:
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27th June 2004, 08:27 PM
Thread: Courses on Woodcarving
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Courses on Woodcarving
Hi All,
Just wondered if any one could point me in the right direction.
I would like to find a place/club/person that runs courses on woodcarving for beginners, in Melbourne.
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26th March 2004, 11:19 AM
Thread: Veranda Posts
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Thanks all, Looks like treated pine is the way...
Thanks all,
Looks like treated pine is the way to go. I will pass this on and also get him to check out R.Cornall and Son.
Didn’t even think about termites…… stupid pomme!
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25th March 2004, 12:15 AM
Thread: Veranda Posts
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Veranda Posts
Hi all,
A relative of mine is building a new house. At the rear of the building is going to be a veranda with turned posts. He has been given the option of either Oregon or treated pine posts.... -
24th March 2004, 11:45 PM
Thread: Wiping polyurethane
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Wiping polyurethane
Hi all,
Just caught the end of Norm making another piece in the New Yankee Workshop. The finish that he used was a wiping polyurethane.
Just wondered if this is available in Australia, would... -
4th February 2004, 10:53 PM
Thread: wobble wobble.....
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Dewy, Good to see someone in here from the old...
Dewy,
Good to see someone in here from the old country and from the same part of it too!! I'm originally from Stroud.
Bloody EU !! Funny thing is I used to joke with friends many years ago "... -
20th January 2004, 11:34 PM
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Hi Hem, Depending on what machinery you have,...
Hi Hem,
Depending on what machinery you have, the best thing to do would be to find a local timber yard. If you don’t yet have a jointer/thicknesser, some yards will machine the timber for a small... -
16th January 2004, 01:15 PM
Thread: Contents Insurance
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If dogs aren’t any real help then maybe a better...
If dogs aren’t any real help then maybe a better deterrent is to move to a small deserted island that’s only accessible by sea, put your workshop in the middle of the island. On top of the workshop...
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15th January 2004, 06:25 PM
Thread: Contents Insurance
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I find two barking dogs is a big help in keeping...
I find two barking dogs is a big help in keeping the crooks at bay
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2nd December 2003, 12:20 AM
Thread: recycle timber
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Hmmmm interesting replies S60IC, there are...
Hmmmm interesting replies
S60IC, there are many ways to remove paint from timber but what I would like to point out is .... look out for nails if machining.
I would suggest a paint stripper... -
12th November 2003, 01:31 AM
Thread: bandsaw help
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Hi Brendan, I know exactly how you feel. I had...
Hi Brendan,
I know exactly how you feel. I had the same problem a while ago with a brand new saw and blades. At first I thought it was the ¾” blade that wasn’t getting enough tension or was... -
28th October 2003, 01:27 AM
Thread: 3 phase - new thread
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3 phase - new thread
Hi all,
This has been going on for sometime !!
For get the pro's and con's of getting 3 phase connected, what i would like to know is where you can get hold of good, well priced second hand... -
28th October 2003, 01:00 AM
Thread: Link to free!!! Plans
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Plans
Great site !!
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23rd September 2003, 02:23 AM
Thread: slab of english cedar need help...
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Bugger, sorry Phil, just noticed the size of the...
Bugger, sorry Phil, just noticed the size of the slab.
If cupping occurs, you can usually get rid of it by turning the piece over on a flat surface so that only one side can breath until it... -
23rd September 2003, 02:08 AM
Thread: slab of english cedar need help...
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Hi Phil, If I were you I would get rid of the...
Hi Phil,
If I were you I would get rid of the sealer, run it through the thicknesser and let it stand for a while, lay it down on some blocks so that all sides can breath, , it should then... -
23rd September 2003, 01:40 AM
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Hi Daniel, I purchased one of these and eight...
Hi Daniel,
I purchased one of these and eight months later the thing started smoking on me and then died. Not very good considering that all up I got around two hours use out of it. Maybe I was... -
23rd August 2003, 11:37 PM
Thread: Finish resistant to coffee cup rings
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Hi You can try a polyurethane finish called...
Hi
You can try a polyurethane finish called Maxithane by Feast Watson. This comes in Gloss, Satin or non-yellowing Gloss & Satin.
I've only used this on cement sheets and it's a bit of a bugger... -
10th August 2003, 12:07 AM
Thread: 6" Jointer
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Hi David, I have the CTJ-196 and it’s not a...
Hi David,
I have the CTJ-196 and it’s not a bad little machine, with a little bargaining you should be able to get it for a better price. The only drama I’ve had is that the out feed table dropped... -
3rd August 2003, 01:17 AM
Thread: Heater in the garage
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I know what your going though Gordon, In the...
I know what your going though Gordon,
In the workshop back in the old country, we used to have metal drum that contained an inner drum with a hole in the bottom. A shaft the size of the hole and... -
3rd August 2003, 12:29 AM
Thread: Bandsaw Book
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Bandsaw Book
Hi all,
After having a few problems with a new bandsaw I purchased this book.
The bandsaw Book by Lonnie Bird. It is fantastic: it covers everything. From what to look for when buying, tuning... -
23rd July 2003, 02:04 AM
Thread: Chocolate Stain
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Chocolate Stain
Hello all,
I need to match a stain to existing furniture (mass produced), does any one know where to get a chocolate stain or what stains are require to mix to get this effect,
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23rd July 2003, 01:30 AM
Thread: Bandsaw Nightmare
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Thanks for the advise Len, I called Carba-Tec...
Thanks for the advise Len, I called Carba-Tec today and spoke to one of their “bandsaw experts” I’m cutting Amoora and he said that this is a particularly difficult wood to cut on a bandsaw because...
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22nd July 2003, 10:22 AM
Thread: Bandsaw Nightmare
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Bandsaw Nightmare
G'day all
I need some help!
I've just got the Carba-Tec 14" Deluxe (SBW 3501) with the professional rip fence and can I get this thing to resaw straight, I wish.
I'm trying to resaw 100mm...