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I tried to source in Aus but had no luck, try Products America (stealth mechanism)
They will only let you place orders for cot (crib) parts over the phone, quick and reasonable postage and the...

Got mine from Carbatec

Some have no idea how to work out postage costs for the item, I find if you send them a message most are happy to arrange postage at your expense after the auction ends, Aus Post have an online...

Nope, not missing anything - if you plan to always use the wonder fence, I have done similar on my table with no problems.

I use Myus.com, works well for me

But they do post to MYUS.com which is where I got mine sent along with other items, the only problem is that dimensional weight applies to the super dust deputy, still worked out $100 cheaper than...

I had the Dewalt before upgrading to a larger machine, one advantage of the dewalt is the portable stand which is available.

Anytime I wanted to use it I just set it up in the backyard where...

Amazon.com: Online Shopping for Electronics, Apparel, Computers, Books, DVDs & more works a treat, I Find most tools on there at a discount, they also have free shipping in the US on most orders- I...

Wongo check out US Mail Forwarding, International Shipping | MyUS.com their banner appears on this forum occasionally so I assume they are a sponsor. I joined a while ago and have brought a lot of...

Check out the saw on offer from Gary pye. Gary Pye Woodturning :: Gary Pye Woodturning - GPW 10/12" Table Saw

can't fault mine. Didn't want a sliding table and only $1375 + good rates on shipping.

The super dust deputy is in carbatec melbourne for ~$550 and they have a 10% off sale starting on Monday.

$310USD if you join US Mail Forwarding, International Shipping | MyUS.com Works great and they will consolidate all your orders saving $$ on postage. Helps to buy all those items on amazon that...

I'm thinking of doing the same but haven;t decided between a 6" or 8" jointer, I will be interested if this works for you. The 6" head is currently $250.

Looks like they only have the imperial option.

I agree that this guy obviously didn't know what he was talking about.

This is the saw that I just purchased after being recommended it by Grahame from PWS although his is branded Woodman and from...

I Have the same saw waiting for me to pickup from the shipping depot. Have to wait until Thursday before a night shift to hire a moving van with tail lift to pick it up.

The shipping company...

We use to use a diamond blade in the 4" grinder which worked well but you needed to be careful of kickback if it bit. You can get circular saw blades designed for hardi board from bunnings and I...

I have a mix of Dewalt 18v batteries and tools from both US and here. No worries charging them in your 240v charger, the only exception is the lithium batteries won't charge in the older style...

If you get the Xtreme xtension then all you need is an allen key. Also available from PWS.

I agree can't go past the Unilift, available here

Found the Vic safety page http://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/CA256902000FE154/Lookup/CAV_Publications_Product_Safety_2/$file/Keeping_baby_safe_Oct08.pdf. You need to read page 46 and 47.

I tried to sorce in Aus but had no luck, try Products America
They will only let you place orders for cot (crib) parts over the phone, quick and reasonable postage and the slides work great.
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Hey Barrie, Incra announced this week that the 25" conversion kit will be available soon (about 2 weeks). I'm sure Grahame will be about to source it for you if you give him a call.

Cheers Doug.

I had a heat gun with a similar plug, I just cut it off and put a standard three pin plug on it. Properly need to get a sparkie to do it if you want to play by the rules.

Les,
Good to hear you called an ambulance (or SWMBO).

Light woodwork would mean trying not to elevate your heart rate, you will most likely be on medication to control your heart rate anyway...

Brains trust, A little advice if you could please.

I'm about to set up my router table with a woodpecker unilift and Incra TS32 metric, My question is: Will my Dewalt DW621 1100W be suitable or...

Just started using MyUS - US Mail Forwarding, Worldwide Shipping Can't praise them enough, Just went crazy ordering most of the woodpeckers website.

Try here for the Vic safety standards online- should be similar through out Aus.

http://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/CA256902000FE154/Lookup/CAV_Publications_Product_Safety/$file/safecotsconsumers.pdf...

Try here for the Vic safety standards online- should be similar through out Aus.
http://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/CA256902000FE154/Lookup/CAV_Publications_Product_Safety/$file/safecotsconsumers.pdf...

If you go for the chainsaw approach be careful of wires and pipes, tends to bugger the blade or you if they are live.

Try this link to an earlier posting, The stealth hardware works well.

https://www.woodworkforums.com/f11/assistance-cot-hardware-88798/

www.productsamerica.com/

You are looking for their stealth mechanism, works well but they will only let you order over the phone so it requires a call to the US.

Cheers Doug

I also used the stealth hardware from products america last year when building cots for my twins. They will only sell over the phone and not as an online order. Very friendly and quick postage.
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Bruce, the stealth hardware was easy to install with a router into the rail. You also need a tee slot router bit which I brought from carbitec.

The main hardware is recessed into the rail so...

I recently build two cots for my now 6wk old twins. I looked at the hardware available in Oz and decided that I liked the hidden fittings. No manufacturers here would sell their hardware to me.
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Here is the link to their web page, but to order "crib parts" you need to phone them for "saftey reasons". I found them to be really helpful. I went for the stealth hardware which is concealed in the...

Made this change table from tassie oak using measurements taken at the local baby shop. Made it taller than normal as we are both 6 foot.

Also made two cots from tassie oak with slide mechanisms...