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3rd September 2017, 04:53 PM
Thread: Ducting Supplier (Extraction)
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Ducting Supplier (Extraction)
Hi all - it's time to put in some permanent 6" backbone ducting in the workshop so I can stop dragging the duct collection unit around (will be about 4 locations with 4" gates / flexible hoses to...
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1st January 2016, 03:25 PM
Thread: Hafco WoodMaster WL-20 - Belt size?
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I suspected that the toothed belt on the lathe...
I suspected that the toothed belt on the lathe (when I bought it) wasn't right.
Turns out the hint was in the spare part detail : WA013 | VEE BELT (M23) #13 | For Sale Sydney Brisbane Melbourne... -
30th December 2015, 07:57 PM
Thread: Hafco WoodMaster WL-20 - Belt size?
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Hafco WoodMaster WL-20 - Belt size?
Hi all - I picked up one of the above for cheap.
It needs some minor work - nothing out of the ordinary - a bit of rust, a new power cord, stuffed speed selector (rust).
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4th January 2014, 01:47 AM
Thread: Tinted Metal Wax?
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Tinted Metal Wax?
Hi everyone.
I've got some projects here (lamps, blacksmith work, etc.) that I'd like to finish with a buffable wax.
As an extra I'm looking for one that is tinted (or can be).
Something... -
6th May 2012, 01:42 AM
Thread: Large radius rounding over
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Large radius rounding over
Hi all - I'm working on a furniture project and I need to put a large radius (90-100mm) rounding over on one edge of several lengths of 100x100 pine.
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11th April 2011, 12:03 AM
Thread: Migshield vs Argoshield
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The responses from local suppliers / welders has...
The responses from local suppliers / welders has been hilarious!
The BOC Agent - "Yeah, the Argoshield 54 is the cleanest weld you'll get"
The Air Liquide Agent - "Yeah, your can't go wrong with... -
10th April 2011, 11:49 PM
Thread: Metal Cutting Disc (TCT)
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Thanks for the pointer Bob - I totally missed the...
Thanks for the pointer Bob - I totally missed the non-steel note bit (I was distracted by the price having thought I'd found a bargain.)
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10th April 2011, 01:08 AM
Thread: Metal Cutting Disc (TCT)
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Dave - the band saw is probably a good long term...
Dave - the band saw is probably a good long term option but I don't see myself doing a lot of steel in the near future (depends on how the next project goes!)
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9th April 2011, 04:41 PM
Thread: Metal Cutting Disc (TCT)
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Metal Cutting Disc (TCT)
I'm about to do some larger steel projects with 25 x 25 box tube (1.2 - 1.6mm wall).
I've grown tired of the angle grinder due to its inaccurate cuts.
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7th April 2011, 02:55 AM
Thread: Migshield vs Argoshield
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Migshield vs Argoshield
I've got a CIG Transmig 135 for light fabrication work with black or zinc plated mild steel.
Most of the work is on 25 x 25 x 1.2-1.6 box tube with the odd bits of RA and plate not going much... -
21st April 2010, 12:01 PM
Thread: Buckets with lids?
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Buckets with lids?
I'm chasing after a number of plastic buckets with lids - something around the 25L mark with handles so I can store assorted plasters / cements / dry things in a uniform stackable manner.
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30th March 2010, 12:34 AM
Thread: Pegboard - Horizontal not Diagonal
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Pegboard - Horizontal not Diagonal
Anyone know a vendor in Perth that stock the horizontal version of pegboard?
Bunnings / Colli only do the diag and I'm waiting to hear from Cullity.
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18th October 2009, 01:15 AM
Thread: Drawer Runners
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Drawer Runners
I need to make my AV cupboard a little more workable.
The plan it to create a drawer (a flat plinth) in the bottom of the cupboard (1000mm W x 600mm D) on full extension runners that allow the... -
21st July 2009, 01:31 AM
Thread: "Technical" bench
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"Technical" bench
I was at an auction a few weeks back and saw a great "technical" workbench.
Basically it was a powerdercote steel frame with a laminate timber top. The best bit was the upper tier which held... -
20th July 2009, 01:18 AM
Thread: Looking for a tool Trolley
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Bunnings (Perth) are having a $99 clearout of...
Bunnings (Perth) are having a $99 clearout of cheapo three-part trolleys.
They also order Kinchrome ones.
The SuperCheap ones are $199 and whilst only 2-part versions are might higher in build... -
20th July 2009, 01:14 AM
Thread: Hanging Project on Wall
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Z-Clip
Anyone know of a local (Perth?) supplier of "ready to go" french cleats (kind of anyway) like these "z-clips"?
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19th July 2009, 01:29 AM
Thread: Hanging Project on Wall
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Yep, that's a winner of an idea - I should have...
Yep, that's a winner of an idea - I should have thought of that before!
I'll belt one out of a bit of Jarrah and we'll be up on the wall in no time.
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18th July 2009, 10:11 PM
Thread: Hanging Project on Wall
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The chain wasn't the scary bit - it was the 2c...
The chain wasn't the scary bit - it was the 2c split rings!
The downside of the chain option is that it would be hellishly fiddly to get the rings over the wall hooks / screws even with someone... -
18th July 2009, 03:19 PM
Thread: Hanging Project on Wall
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Hanging Project on Wall
This is an odd wood related question...
I've picked up a large mirror from a disposal measuring about 1.5m x 1.5m and weighing in at about 20kg. The majority of the construction is wood (ply it... -
28th June 2009, 09:34 PM
Thread: Looking for a tool Trolley
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I think the fridge and stereo is overkill ;) ...
I think the fridge and stereo is overkill ;)
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28th June 2009, 08:32 PM
Thread: Looking for a tool Trolley
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Looking for a tool Trolley
I'm looking for a 11-12 drawer (or similar) rolling trolley to put all my smaller hand tools and bits in.
Anyone recommend where I should look? I've started at Bunnings (I'm located in WOz) but... -
28th June 2009, 08:12 PM
Thread: Cheap Mig Trolley
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I've rescued a few bits from the B-bin in the...
I've rescued a few bits from the B-bin in the past. Most recently a galv steel bin chucked because it had a dent (that I popped out with a rubber mallet).
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30th September 2008, 05:03 PM
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Good source of metal walling / roofing in Perth?
Hi everyone!
We'll the local council has given me a permit to build my custom shed so I'd better get started! (It's only about 3.5 x 3.5m FYI).
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10th July 2008, 12:26 AM
Thread: Shifting palettes on / off trailer
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Shifting palettes on / off trailer
Due to some buggering up of timing I suddenly need to be able to prepare several palettes of tiimber machinery, off-cuts etc and be able to get them on and off the back of my trailer.
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7th June 2008, 01:26 PM
Thread: Japan Black Bench
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Here's a shot of the japan black finish on...
Here's a shot of the japan black finish on another project prototype :
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6th June 2008, 11:23 AM
Thread: *QUIET* air compressor
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There's no Australian distributor of Jun Air that...
There's no Australian distributor of Jun Air that I can find. I'll keep searching / watching eBay.
Given I can get a 2.5HP air compressor and put it in a silenced box (I've got a stack of anticon... -
6th June 2008, 01:38 AM
Thread: *QUIET* air compressor
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*QUIET* air compressor
I've got an odd job :
We have a large (~800L) glass tank used as part of a commercial display. It has bubbles of air forced out of a perforated tube at the bottom.
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3rd June 2008, 01:11 AM
Thread: Japan Black Bench
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Japan Black Bench
I recently did a projected where I did a paint on / wipe off finish to some pine. It looked fantastic.
Now I'm about to embark on making a long ply studio table and I'd like to replicate the... -
25th May 2008, 06:39 PM
Thread: Plasti Dip? Alternatives?
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Plasti Dip? Alternatives?
I seem to remember picking up "Plasti Dip" in a tin for making / coating tool handles at Bunnings some years ago but it seems they don't keep it any longer.
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7th May 2008, 01:18 AM
Thread: High Pressure Cleaner? (Mildly OT)
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Misty Reflections
I figure the strongest chemicals I can see myself using are "Pine Green" (a mild detergent / deodorant) and sugar soap (removing dusty build up on intact paint work before repainting). I'm only...
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5th May 2008, 02:51 PM
Thread: High Pressure Cleaner? (Mildly OT)
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High Pressure Cleaner? (Mildly OT)
I'm chasing after a high pressure cleaner for cleaning down the workshop concrete floor, cleaning brickwork / weatherboard prior to repaint etc.
I figure it will average a maximum of 2 hours a... -
4th May 2008, 08:08 PM
Thread: Good source for Engineers Vice?
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Good source for Engineers Vice?
I've got a great brick @#$%house of an engineers vice in the family (it's an ancient Record I think).
Now I need something half decent for the shop - probably ~200mm jaw width.
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12th April 2008, 01:21 AM
Thread: One-way screw removal?
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Screw Extractor
* Belt it with a centre punch
* Drill slowly with a sharp drill bit using cutting oil / Inox / WD40 to make life easier (size to match below)
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22nd March 2008, 11:39 AM
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Air compressor - solenoids and venturis
I'm curious in two projects :
1) Locating my air compressor outside [weatherproof] on a timer. I'd like to retro fit the manual drain valve on the bottom with a solenoid valve so at the end of the... -
20th March 2008, 06:07 PM
Thread: S770 Viscosity Cup Values?
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Sure! Would love to know!
Sure! Would love to know!
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17th March 2008, 08:33 PM
Thread: Gorilla Glue in Oz?
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Glue, glue, glue
I found the Vise brand right next to the Durabond at one of the Warehouse stores - it was about 20% cheaper...
I also picked up some Titebond II Premium at Carbatec which looks a little more... -
16th March 2008, 11:39 PM
Thread: Gorilla Glue in Oz?
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I'm not a huge Selley's fan either. I wonder...
I'm not a huge Selley's fan either.
I wonder what other polyurethanes Bunnings (my local) stock... -
16th March 2008, 03:25 PM
Thread: The $1000 Table-Saw
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Jet Suppliers?
Are there Jet distributors in Perth?
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16th March 2008, 03:11 PM
Thread: Gorilla Glue in Oz?
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Gorilla Glue in Oz?
Anyone know where I can find Gorilla glue here in Oz - even better in Perth!
I suppose its not too different from the Aquadhere Durobond product as they're both polyurethanes...
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16th March 2008, 03:06 PM
Thread: Fibreglass vs Aluminium Ladders...
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Ladders, ladders, ladders
Fibreglas seems the go for electrical work (by law).
Plenty of good aluminium ladders to be had - been very happy with the Bailey's range for our general construction work. We've bought monsters... -
11th March 2008, 09:38 PM
Thread: how do i bend ply wood
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Hmmm... worked for me using Firefox.
Hmmm... worked for me using Firefox.
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10th March 2008, 12:57 PM
Thread: Pine Vendor (WA) - Reeded
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Pine Vendor (WA) - Reeded
The Bunnings in Innaloo WA used to be a BBC (?) hardware.
When it was it used a different structural pine vendor - for example the 2" x 4" (along with most of the other sizes) featured a light... -
5th March 2008, 02:42 PM
Thread: Ply advice
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I know this is an old thread but I was chasing...
I know this is an old thread but I was chasing the same answer and here it is :
http://www.timber.org.au/NTEP/menu.asp?id=137
CD = Structural plywood flooring
It seems a lot of the ply at... -
10th November 2007, 08:06 PM
Thread: S770 Viscosity Cup Values?
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S770 Viscosity Cup Values?
I've picked up a Bunnings clone of the Star S770 pot spray gun for doing a few quick paint jobs in the shop at work (2mm nozzle).
No where in the manual does it state the recommended paint...