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3rd April 2006, 11:00 AM
Thread: Veneered ply option????
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Check out http://www.constructionplywoods.com.au/...
Check out http://www.constructionplywoods.com.au/ under interior plywood (they do Tas. Oak, Blackwood and White Amer. Oak).
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8th December 2005, 12:27 PM
Thread: Not a joke. Just a bit of fun MKIII
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see how they run
see how they run
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11th October 2005, 11:28 AM
Thread: New (OCT 2005) Bessey Clamp Order
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Hi Burn, I bought all the Bessey clamps I...
Hi Burn,
I bought all the Bessey clamps I need from the last order however I see that there are some savings to be made on the Dadonator and other goodies. Do I need to buy any clamps to get the... -
28th June 2005, 05:28 PM
Thread: Woodfast Jointer
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Hi Tony, Woodfast are still in operation: ...
Hi Tony,
Woodfast are still in operation:
A A Woodfast Machinery Co
58 Botting St Albert Park SA 5014
ph: (08) 8445 2577
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9th June 2005, 05:36 PM
Thread: Mobile Timber Rack
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Bit of both Woodlice, the main design elements...
Bit of both Woodlice, the main design elements came from a sketch posted by Rocker in this thread:
http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au/showthread.php?t=6605
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8th June 2005, 11:36 AM
Thread: Mobile Timber Rack
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Thanks for the compliments and suggestions...
Thanks for the compliments and suggestions everyone.
Re the strength of the arms I did give this some thought and did a trial prior to assembly. The arms are 18mm ply 100x400mm (310mm... -
8th June 2005, 10:47 AM
Thread: Carba-Tec Victoria Update - Location
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Just wanted to add to the weight of opinion re...
Just wanted to add to the weight of opinion re the limited trading hours on a Saturday. Like a number of members of this board and countless other unregeistered woodworkers I live in Gippsland which...
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6th June 2005, 10:24 PM
Thread: Mobile Timber Rack
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Mobile Timber Rack
Just completed this mobile timber rack which is a slight variation on a design by Rocker:
http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au/showthread.php?t=6605
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31st May 2005, 10:18 AM
Thread: Bessey K-body clamps
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Just a quick note to echo the sentiments of...
Just a quick note to echo the sentiments of others on this fantastic forum. Thankyou to Rob Lee and staff but especially to Darryl for all the "out of hours" work he put in for the benefit of a whole...
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24th May 2005, 10:23 AM
Thread: ProGrip Guides
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The 52in guide can be clamped anywhere within its...
The 52in guide can be clamped anywhere within its range. I mainly use it for doing cross-cuts on large sheet stock. I find that I can achieve accurate cuts simply running the base of my circular saw...
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19th May 2005, 12:53 PM
Thread: Bessey K-body clamps
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No problem Darryl, will transfer the money today....
No problem Darryl, will transfer the money today.
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27th April 2005, 11:11 AM
Thread: Dewalt DW735...anyone own one?
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Hi Carpenter, I had been researching...
Hi Carpenter,
I had been researching thicknessers for some time before I bought one of these at last years woodshow, I was impressed by the triple blades, dual speed, large platform and the ease... -
23rd February 2005, 12:23 PM
Thread: Deck Building: Piles Question?
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Yeah, no problem with putting the treated pine...
Yeah, no problem with putting the treated pine straight in the ground. (I did this on my deck). Have a talk to your local council building and planning department and they can advise you to the depth...
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14th February 2005, 09:43 AM
Thread: Pacific Blackwood
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Pacific Blackwood
Has anyone heard of Pacific Blackwood, have been offered some at a price and was wondering what its like to work. Took a sample home and it seemed a little prone to tear-out. I haven't worked...
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14th February 2005, 09:37 AM
Thread: More decking timber.
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Poll: I've voted for Jarrah although the last deck that...
I've voted for Jarrah although the last deck that I built was made of Merbau. The look of jarrah is superior but when it came down to cost I couldn't justify the extra expense.
Cheers,
Alex
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8th February 2005, 09:17 AM
Thread: How to machine slats for thong locker
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Hi Rod, With regard to ripping slats of...
Hi Rod,
With regard to ripping slats of uniform width on the "outside" of the blade here is a method I use.
Secure a block of wood to the mitre slot on the left of the blade and position it... -
20th January 2005, 08:27 AM
Thread: Jarrah in Melbourne
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I can't find these guys in the phone book, does...
I can't find these guys in the phone book, does anyone have a contact number/address?
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19th January 2005, 10:47 AM
Thread: Bessey K-body clamps
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I'm ok with the wait time. Put me down for 2...
I'm ok with the wait time.
Put me down for 2 X "B" sets.
I live in Traralgon, VIC but am happy to pick up from Melbourne.
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19th January 2005, 10:04 AM
Thread: at last its done (sorta)
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Excellent work, congratulations.
Excellent work, congratulations.
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18th January 2005, 10:19 AM
Thread: 14" vs 18"
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Thankyou
Thankyou to everyone that replied to my original post. All advice was well considered and helped greatly in me assessing my actual needs and the cost/benefit equation. In the end I decided to go for...
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12th January 2005, 12:36 PM
Thread: 14" vs 18"
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14" vs 18"
Hi all, I'm in the market for a bandsaw (heard that before haven't you) and am deliberating between the pros and cons of a 14" vs 18". I'm interested to hear people from people from both camps. If...
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11th January 2005, 04:19 PM
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Thanks Simon - excellent link, answered all my...
Thanks Simon - excellent link, answered all my questions and then some!
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11th January 2005, 10:02 AM
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Hi all, I too want to put a masonite top on my...
Hi all,
I too want to put a masonite top on my workbench however I've had trouble finding masonite in large dimensions. The 900X1200 underlay is easy enough to find but the best Iv'e been aple to... -
6th January 2005, 08:42 AM
Thread: A different kind of woodwork
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Excellent work Wongo, very impressive. I used to...
Excellent work Wongo, very impressive. I used to be into model-making quite a bit, mostly scale aircraft. I have been thinking about building a sailing ship and your work is very inspiring. Can you...
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21st December 2004, 08:33 AM
Thread: Bird-feeder
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Yeah, that's right Ben. Start from the bottom and...
Yeah, that's right Ben. Start from the bottom and work up (pretty obvious I know), for the first board I put a narrow offcut underneath the bottom edge to give it the same "kick" as all the others....
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20th December 2004, 04:10 PM
Thread: Bird-feeder
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Hi John, I've been thinking the same thing...
Hi John, I've been thinking the same thing myself. Headroom is a little limited by the verandah and the perch is quite close to the feed stop. Will have to wait til after Xmas (see previous post) to...
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17th December 2004, 09:27 AM
Thread: Bird-feeder
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Thanks for the kind comments everyone. It was a...
Thanks for the kind comments everyone. It was a real pleasure to build and it has been great to share it with people who can appreciate the work involved.
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9th December 2004, 09:20 PM
Thread: Bird-feeder
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Photo 4
Photo 4
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9th December 2004, 09:18 PM
Thread: Bird-feeder
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Photo 3
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9th December 2004, 09:17 PM
Thread: Bird-feeder
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Photo 2
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9th December 2004, 09:02 PM
Thread: Bird-feeder
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Bird-feeder
This is a Xmas present for my Mum to replace a bird-feeder that my late grandfather and I built when I was a youngster and unfortunately had to be "recycled" :) . The design is adapted from a free...
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2nd December 2004, 10:01 AM
Thread: Not a joke. Just a bit of fun MKIII
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Stand clear!
Stand clear!
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2nd December 2004, 09:38 AM
Thread: question re goop...
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Bob, You can download the file but only the...
Bob,
You can download the file but only the Quicktime version.
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1st December 2004, 03:03 PM
Thread: restored chest of silky oak drawers
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Excellent work, what a transformation! I would...
Excellent work, what a transformation! I would never have imagined that the smaller piece could have come up looking so good.
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30th November 2004, 12:22 PM
Thread: Rosewood & Silver Ash Hall Table
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Thankyou
Hi Major,
Just wanted to express my thanks for taking the time to answer my questions.
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30th November 2004, 10:43 AM
Thread: Sturdee Handscrew Clamps
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Amusing
Following the barage of insults across the "pond" I was intrigued to find out a little more about Joe. I had a look at his website and I couldn't help but notice Joe has an uncanny resemblance to...
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22nd November 2004, 03:24 PM
Thread: Rosewood & Silver Ash Hall Table
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How to inlay?
Beautiful work Major. I particularly like the use of inlay and would love to try and incorporate something similar in my next project.
However I have a few questons...........
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20th October 2004, 04:52 PM
Thread: Which Circular Handsaw is the Best???
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Poll: I've only ever had the Makita 5007NB (7 1/4). It...
I've only ever had the Makita 5007NB (7 1/4). It handles well, plenty of power. I couldn't really suggest Makita over any other brand due to my limited experience however I would recommend getting a...
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20th October 2004, 03:18 PM
Thread: Daylight Saving Time
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Poll: Time is relative II
Here's another theory on the "time gets faster as you age" observation.
When you are younger you encounter many more new experiences, new knowledge, facts, language, sights, tastes etc and this... -
20th October 2004, 10:02 AM
Thread: dewalt 735XT thicknesser planer
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Dw735
Hi TassieKiwi,
See my post #66 on this thread:
http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au/showthread.php?p=94737#post94737
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20th October 2004, 09:48 AM
Thread: Who went to the WWW in Melb. today?
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Dewalt 735 Thicknesser
Hi TassieKiwi,
There was a Dewalt stand at the show, manned by a couple Dewalt Reps with sales through Total Tools. They had a 734 on display ($950) but not a 735. As I was after a 735 and no-one... -
29th September 2004, 05:37 PM
Thread: Fine Woodworking Video Tips
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Hi Suresh, No need for fancy software, all you...
Hi Suresh,
No need for fancy software, all you need to do is go to your Windows directory (usually found on the root directory of your C: drive), find the folder Temporary Internet Files and you... -
28th September 2004, 12:40 PM
Thread: Genuine T-track at a reasonable price.
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Gwhat (a member of this forum) has started this...
Gwhat (a member of this forum) has started this business. I believe he is importing selected products in bulk from Woodpeckers in the US and passing on the cost saving. If you e-mail him at the...
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28th September 2004, 12:03 PM
Thread: Genuine T-track at a reasonable price.
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Genuine T-track at a reasonable price.
For those looking for genuine T-track and quality plastic knobs I can recommend Woodpeckers - Melbourne ([email protected]). Received my order today, prompt service, no fuss, good...
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24th September 2004, 05:34 PM
Thread: Question about decking timber sizes.
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Merbau Decking
Mr Flibble,
I've just finished building a deck out of Merbau 5.1m X 3.5m. I got various quotes from all over Melbourne (all for random lengths). I got lucky however and stumbled across some... -
13th September 2004, 11:13 AM
Thread: Jet website
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Power Tools and Machinery Sales...
Power Tools and Machinery Sales
http://www.ptms.com.au
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Carbatec
I live in Gippsland so Richmond vs Bayswater makes little difference to me. On the topic of customer service I think it is dissappointing that such an excellent catalogue is not backed up with good...
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20th August 2004, 02:19 PM
Thread: 50% Off Jesada Router Bits/Sets
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50% Off Jesada Router Bits/Sets
Not sure if anyone has posted on this already but I just stumbled across this today:
www.jesada.com.au
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12th July 2004, 03:13 PM
Thread: Fine dust filter wanted.....Apply below.
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Try this link: ...
Try this link:
http://www.austair.com.au/index.html
I'm not sure if they deal with the general public but its worth a try.
Alex.