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the other option (which will depend on how big the gate is) would be to hire a Tig from a welding supply shop. i built a aluminium framed outdoor table a couple of years ago, 50mm box with...

I think I also saw one, the last time I was at Timbecon.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=632&item=4365374737&rd=1

No affiliation with me, I just came across it. unfortunately it is pick up only, so only good for QLDers.
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I came across something I think is better than autosol. Mothers aluminium and mag wheel polish, Comes in a tub (supercheap sell it here in perth). I found it works alot easier and the black stuff...

only my opinion again. but i would go with laminate.

reason for this is about 14 months ago I renovated an investment apartment.

i gutted the kitchen and started again. I bought a kit kitchen...

[QUOTE=arms]if i was doing it commercially or to someone elses kitchen i would go the new door route,[

you say that if you were to do iy for someone else then new doors are the way to go ,but...

Mick

i agree, if i was doing it commercially or to someone elses kitchen i would go the new door route, probably even the whole new cabinets route as well.

my original doors were white melamine (internal) with a laminate applied to the face, (presumably directly to the mdf in my case) so wouldnt that door be prone to warping anyway, given that the...

but isnt laminate sheet thicker than the laminate applied to melamaine. The laminate on the melamine sheets is ok for internals but may not be good enough for face cupboards and benchtops.

it...

access would probably be the best, but it is a bit of a bastard to use.

you could try just a table in excel, you could then add a hyperlink to the receipt image.

you could use the sort...

I'd say you would still be cheaper to relaminate them.

I did the same thing to my kitchen last year. I think from memory it cost around about $3000 to redo the kitchen but that included $1700 on...

yeh I'd say $150 for the dremel is ok. it would probably be a bit cheaper to buy the basic kit for $90 and then bunnings has a 40 piece accesory kit for $39 which is the same as you would get in...

Thanks Dean, I'll look forward to the review.

it is rather large, but looks interesting

http://mckaymarine.com.au/Welding%20Manual.htm


Clint

I came across this on a quick search. not the best description but gives you an idea


http://www.cruffler.com/accessory-review-may-01.html

I think the earmuffs have a microphone and speakers. the mic picks up the noise and the speakers generate the opposite noise (sort of) it is effectively the exact opposite of the sound wave so they...

Has anybody tried these. I had seen them at bunnings but never had a close look, I didnt realise they were electronic until someone posted a link to the ozito website and I stumbled across them on...

a little off topic. But I picked up the Glenfords catalogue on the weekend. It seems dewalt now makes a cold saw. I didn’t see it in the store, so I only have a photo to go by, but it appears to...

Does anyone know what user groups there are in the perth metro area?

have alook at this website

www.notebookreview.com

It may give you a few pointers and help in your decision making.

1) tax accountant/lawyer (working as a contract tax accountant at the moment)

2) not particularly

3) tax is just too hard at the moment, it is fairly difficult to just keep up with new...

Just with regard to accuracy has anyone tried the universal laser guides on a compound saw?

I have the makita 250mm one not sure of the model, and I am pretty happy with it. At the time it was a toss up between that and the hitachi, but i went with the makita as it seemed to me to be a bit...

It's an old one I know but it's still funny






FROM: Bin Laden, Osama.
TO: All Al Qaeda Fighters.
SUBJECT: The Cave

Thanks Mick

I had been wondering about that for a while.

I was around there the other day and forgot to take my camera. But I have to paint the surrounding wall so I will take a couple of photos then.

But there were no cracks when i went and had...

I did some rendering the other weekend, just an 1800mm square on a wall above what will be a ½ circle pond, and thought I would put this post up to help others and me. I am hoping people can answer...

I knew I should have posted it in homemade tools and jigs.


but it made me laugh so I posted it here. If you read alot of the posts in woodies jokes you will notice that alot of them dont have a...

I was going to post this in homemade tools and jigs, but thought it may not necessarily be appropriate.

link to another forum
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I bought the $99 one not sure what it is called from memory.

it was a case where I needed to pull up a heap of marble tiles and thought I would hire a mini jackhammer, but they wanted $80 for 4...

Thanks guys

Yeh I thought I was up for a bit of change over. But I figured with VWs I shouldn’t have too much trouble finding generators, starters and the like, and probably fairly cheaply. From...

Derek

The coupe is still a stunner, like pretty much every porsche model. But the old classics are still a favourite.

Great to see you did the work yourself, I think you would get more...

very nice Derek

Is that the speedster or the cabrio and if yes do you happen to live in Mt Pleasant? I saw what I thought was one the other day in someones garage as I was riding past.

how...

Is that the front end of an old porshe in the last photo?

not sure about the staples, but I have been using the pasload brads in my medalist without any problems.

I installed a kitchen and laminate floor as snoopy suggested.

The base units all had legs, which the kickboards were attached to by a couple of snap on brackets.

Anyway I installed the kitchen...

a web page I came across

http://www.asciimation.co.nz/beer/

I cant help with the supercheap model, but I purchased the medalist bradder/stapler from bunnings awhile ago. At the time it was $139.

I have used it quite a bit more than i had thought I would...

Go electric

I have access to both a large electric (my dads 14" makita) and a number of larger petrol saws from my grandfathers farm.

while there is no comparison with regards to grunt, the...

Tom Odonnell has a great system for router support wich should enable you to surface your slab. I think he does the woodshow rounds.

here is his link

http://www.wa1.quik.com.au/tod/

then go...

i had wondered how ikea would look after a few years. it does seem to hold up ok in the display, as they would probably get a fair bit of abuse.

Also if you do go down the ikea route, i would try...

Buttercup

I put a new kitchen in an apartment I am renting out about 6 months ago. At the time I had looked into building it from scratch myself, but didn’t go with that option as I was trying to...

I would have to agree with Glenn about the type of tube you use. I had always used the $2-$3 tube until my dad put me onto the triphosphorus (I think thats what they are) around $12 a tube but they...