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    I hate tiles so I used Lamipanel sheets, it is a...

    I hate tiles so I used Lamipanel sheets, it is a thicker version of laminex.:2tsup:
    I think it is a CSR product.
    very easy to keep clean.
    We cut it with an angle grinder.
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    I think this is what you need I have one and it...

    I think this is what you need I have one and it works fine :2tsup:cheep too at only $13
    Personal imagemanager

    Personal ImageManager - WorldStart.com
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    Thanks

    I agree with all the points above and am grate full for the reassurance.
    It is as I suspected so a tower it will be. Unfortunately there is no computer market in this area that I know of.
    Thank you...
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    Tower or laptop ?

    I am up for a replacement shortly and am wondering which way to go mainly for reliability.:rolleyes:
    I understand the advantages of portability but is not something I would necessarily need.
    What I...
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    Here is a great web site listing lots of free or...

    Here is a great web site listing lots of free or cheap camp sites
    Welcome to OzCamps

    The book Camps 5 is also a great reference
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    Supercheap have something similar in aluminium...

    Supercheap have something similar in aluminium that the young guys use to modify their grill with
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    Yes that unit would be fine for your purpose. I...

    Yes that unit would be fine for your purpose. I have the same size unit and use it on all of my power equipment. The pleated filter is a must for clean air and it is a good price.
  8. I do the same thing with the 50mm hose from my DC

    I do the same thing with the 50mm hose from my DC
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    Regarding the busted tyre, may I suggest you...

    Regarding the busted tyre, may I suggest you check out these two links regarding the age of tyres and their dangers. :C

    Move down to message 8 instead of downloading the video.
    ...
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    I suffer from involentary muscle movement and the...

    I suffer from involentary muscle movement and the doctor recommended Magnesium& Calcium. Works for me. I believe it has also been used for RLS
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    5ers have a lot of advantages with towing and...

    5ers have a lot of advantages with towing and maneuverability the main draw back as I see it is that you loose the storage capacity in the back of the tow vehicle. :(
    By the way you can buy them...
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    Good to see you back enjoying your workshop...

    Good to see you back enjoying your workshop Sturdee. That is another good idea utilising something you already have.
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    I have a RYOBI 318mm that I purchased second hand...

    I have a RYOBI 318mm that I purchased second hand and am very happy with it. It all depends on the amount of work you have for it and the budget.
  14. Congratulations Rocker.:2tsup: It was very...

    Congratulations Rocker.:2tsup:
    It was very generous of you to put them up for free distribution I am sure you get great personal satisfaction from knowing you are helping many wood workers country...
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    Mine just sits on an old table. The box is made...

    Mine just sits on an old table. The box is made of s/h craftwood doors and I only remove the side if I wish to make an angle cut. The router table provides support on the in feed side and a roller...
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    My SCMS sits on a small 1.000 X 700 second hand...

    My SCMS sits on a small 1.000 X 700 second hand kitchen table, cost virtually nothing.
    Keep in mind it is the dirtiest tool in the workshop so if possible you may prefer to move it outside when...
  17. That is a very cleaver solution MIk with a...

    That is a very cleaver solution MIk with a fantastic result thanks for sharing.
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    There sure is a lot of use full information there...

    There sure is a lot of use full information there to keep any newly interested members busy for a few days.
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    Free & low cost camps

    For those who are interested there is a new web site under development utilising Google maps. Campers are being invited to add their favourite sites. :2tsup:
    http://ozcamps.net/
    I found it on the...
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    As usual with computers there is always more than...

    As usual with computers there is always more than one way to do things. Just a matter of finding one I am comfortable with.:-

    Thanks guys:2tsup:
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    That all sounds very complicated to me, I would...

    That all sounds very complicated to me, I would need a personal tutor to show me how. :oo:
    Thought I was doing well to.:~

    What is the advantage of a PDF file?
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    Good Ideas Document

    I used to save the good ideas :2tsup: I found on the Forum to my BOOKMARKS, but even by using folders I find that along with every thing else the list was becoming too long. :(( Besides I don't look...
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    Security can be a problem. Some years ago a...

    Security can be a problem. Some years ago a person had one on a rural block to store their ride on mower and tools etc. some one picked it up on a truck and took the lot.

    David
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    You are asking for trouble if you remove the...

    You are asking for trouble if you remove the cover strips!!!!!
    Movement in the sheets will cause the filler to crack and it will look more dagy than cover strips. I even heard of some one doing that...
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    Jim gave good advise, but like Gordon have not...

    Jim gave good advise, but like Gordon have not bothered with with ducting probably because my setup does not warrant it. I have been able to arrange my machinery so the DC is central and I use...
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    I am concidering making a benchtop from T&G floor...

    I am concidering making a benchtop from T&G floor boards as Bloss did.
    I am concerened about shrinkage and the gaps opening up, can anyone advise on this?
    My Idea is to clamp the boards to gether...
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    PS. Forgot to mention do NOT get any solution on...

    PS. Forgot to mention do NOT get any solution on concrete or structures ---Rust stain remains for ages. Keep it on the grass and watch it green up as well.

    David
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    To remove the moss go to your garden store and...

    To remove the moss go to your garden store and buy some iron chelate or similar iron product, the assistant should be able to help, and mix it according to directions in a watering can and water over...
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    Does not Baking Soda neutralise battery acid?...

    Does not Baking Soda neutralise battery acid?
    That's what I use to clean up my car battery.
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    Simple toys.

    Here are some very simple toys the could start with
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    Thanks Guys.

    Thanks Guys.
  32. We have an old Chescold Mk 2(brown one)3 way...

    We have an old Chescold Mk 2(brown one)3 way Fridge freezer 40Ltr and it is beaut. Will freeze every thing over night including lettuce,boiled eggs,& drinks if we run it too high. We put cold stuff...
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    Connect 12v batteries inline how?

    Can someone please tell me how to connect two 12V batteries in line to still give 12V.:rolleyes:
    I power the lights in my camp-trailer with 12v and can't remember weather it should be + to + or +to...
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    Rather than Polycarbonate or Colorbond I would...

    Rather than Polycarbonate or Colorbond I would suggest an insulated roof on a patio if possible. No only do you have the advantage of being able to sit under it on a hot day, you don't get...
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    You say you have lined the walls but what about...

    You say you have lined the walls but what about the roof?
    Good roof insulation would make a lot of difference and take a lot of load of the air-con.
    I agree with the window rattlers., don't forget...
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    Shed insulation a brush on option

    While roaming a Motor Home web site I came across this product.
    http://www.australianpaints.com/
    Thought it may provide some help to those with hot sheds:C
    I know nothing about it but it sounds...
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    Thanks Grahame for your effort all those little...

    Thanks Grahame for your effort all those little tips sure help.
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    That's the type of criminal story I like to hear.

    That's the type of criminal story I like to hear.
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    Not much of a help but I would suggest the area...

    Not much of a help but I would suggest the area inside the gate is suffering from foot traffic and the area under the window is a dry patch not helped by being under under the eaves. Cat or dog pi**...
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    A guy in our area put up two individual 3x3 sheds...

    A guy in our area put up two individual 3x3 sheds about 3m apart and then aquired another roof and put between them for out door storage. Sitting against a 1.8m paling fence he doesn't have mutch...
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    We missed you Celeste but now we can see what you...

    We missed you Celeste but now we can see what you have been up to.
    Great job.
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    Depends on where it is and what your use of the...

    Depends on where it is and what your use of the area. I have one about three parts down my block. As it runs across our lawn we dug it out years ago and built a box culvert and covered it with soil,...
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    Hey, Noel this morning found a hole just like...

    Hey, Noel this morning found a hole just like yours in my back yard in hard bare earth. It will be interesting to see what develops.
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    What they have all said.

    What they have all said.
  45. Thread: Gal v Zinc

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    IMHO if you have a gal roof use gal gutter. I...

    IMHO if you have a gal roof use gal gutter.
    I wish I had done that a few years ago then no problems.
    I had a gutter rust out in just a few years.
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    I don't know about dogs but the original...

    I don't know about dogs but the original varieties had saw tooth edges that caused itching to childeren when they rolled on it. It was also very course.
    By the way I think the proportions in that...
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    Someone in another thread suggested Kitty litter...

    Someone in another thread suggested Kitty litter soaked in kero or turps then let it dry out.
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    This is a common practice when establishing a...

    This is a common practice when establishing a lawn from seed.
    I can not comment on the success of using Buffalo seed except to say, don't expect to get Trade Mark varieties that people are raving...
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    The brown stains would be from the iron in the...

    The brown stains would be from the iron in the fert not nitrogen. Sorry I have no suggestions as to how to remove it. It will fade eventually.
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    Hardwood will rot eventually if exposed to the...

    Hardwood will rot eventually if exposed to the weather. We had to replace our 20 year old back landing in 1985 and when we replaced it with a deck 18 years later some of the flooring was showing...
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