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19th January 2008, 10:57 AM
Thread: Carba-Tec TS-10L Write up
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Michael, it would be good to see your review. I...
Michael, it would be good to see your review. I get an error when I go to the link you have posted.
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12th August 2007, 05:09 PM
Thread: Accurate cutting of panels
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Eightball, I don't think you will get anything...
Eightball, I don't think you will get anything like an 800 mm crosscut with a standrd mitre gauge. A homemade crosscut sled might give you 600 mm or so.
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4th July 2007, 11:22 PM
Thread: Table saw comparison
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Spartan, that is a very nice saw you have and I...
Spartan, that is a very nice saw you have and I want one too!
A couple of times you have mentioned that you chose large rip capacity rather than geting a slider. I don't think being able to rip... -
11th June 2007, 12:39 PM
Thread: mobile bases
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Some of the heavy duty, swivelling, lockable...
Some of the heavy duty, swivelling, lockable castors I've come across can be $20-$30 each. Do you know of a cheap source of quality castors that would give you the metal and castors for much less...
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25th May 2007, 07:08 PM
Thread: Table saw comparison
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I think think some of the conjecture here is...
I think think some of the conjecture here is about two saws that are not actually direct swaps for each other.
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28th March 2007, 01:21 PM
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I would also consider a couple if there is a...
I would also consider a couple if there is a reasonable saving. I am also in Canberra.
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23rd March 2007, 08:46 AM
Thread: Jet 10" Supersaw
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This question is raised occasionally so it would...
This question is raised occasionally so it would be worth documenting the differences in one place. The following is my understanding. SS owners please chip in with any additions/corrections.
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22nd March 2007, 03:54 PM
Thread: JET and TSC10 owners united!
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Not sure why but the saw on the GPW website has a...
Not sure why but the saw on the GPW website has a Jet switchbox on it. It isn't a Jet machine. It is their version of the TSC-10HB (same as the Blue carbatec or orange Timbecon ones).
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21st March 2007, 12:29 PM
Thread: Help with table saw needed in the ACT
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Coffee- I don't own a Jet but people here might...
Coffee- I don't own a Jet but people here might be able to talk you through the general process of tuning a table saw. More questions than answers here sorry!
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20th March 2007, 08:27 PM
Thread: New Carbatec left tilt cabinet saw
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New Carbatec left tilt cabinet saw
The TSC-10HB seems to be excellent value but one criticism that has been voiced a number of times is the guard/splitter arrangement. I would much prefer a riving knife (and preferably left tilt) but...
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28th September 2006, 10:24 PM
Thread: JET Supersaw and 650 Dust Extractor
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Auld- I think yours is the original Supersaw...
Auld- I think yours is the original Supersaw version (enclosed cabinet with 4 legs). I think Coffee is referring to the "fully" enclosed version (no legs).
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27th September 2006, 03:13 PM
Thread: The joys of a new tool!
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Thanks Wongo. Is that a CE model supersaw? It...
Thanks Wongo.
Is that a CE model supersaw? It looks like you have cut down the height of the riving knife. Can you still attach the guard with your setup?
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27th September 2006, 02:25 PM
Thread: The joys of a new tool!
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Hi, I am also interested in this. If you are...
Hi,
I am also interested in this. If you are making a cut where the blade height is less than the timber thickness (eg cutting tenons or a groove), do you have to remove the riving knife assembly... -
18th December 2004, 04:28 PM
Thread: New Triton 18V Cordless drill
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The plunge mechanism appeals to me and looks very...
The plunge mechanism appeals to me and looks very well thought out. I hope Triton consider marketing a smaller drill (say 12 volt) with the same plunge function. That would be very useful for general...
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2nd September 2004, 03:23 PM
Thread: Painting Bathroom Floor Tiles
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I doubt there is a paint solution for floors that...
I doubt there is a paint solution for floors that will stand up to the wear and tear required for a bathroom environment. The only DIY option that I know of (White Knight) is recommended for vertical...
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2nd September 2004, 03:17 PM
Thread: Heavy Duty Mobile Bases for WW machinery
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If the Carbatec model is unavailable, I would...
If the Carbatec model is unavailable, I would look at Timbecon or Gary Pye before spending $1000 on custom built. The Jet one sold by GPW is $85 and can reportedly carry 600 lbs (270 kg).
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3rd August 2004, 02:31 PM
Thread: lowering bathroom floor
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Vino, Unless you have heaps of time, money...
Vino,
Unless you have heaps of time, money and/or patience I would live with a small step. It is not uncommon as far as I have seen.
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10th May 2004, 01:38 PM
Thread: Dustbag and height winder conflict
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The "upgrade" of the green rods seems to be a...
The "upgrade" of the green rods seems to be a very low key affair. Perhaps it will be announced when all the old stock has been cleared at full price ;)
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10th May 2004, 01:23 PM
Thread: Buying A Triton
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Interesting. Do they still sell the standard...
Interesting. Do they still sell the standard workcentre without extras? Part of the reason for retailers selling "exclusive" product lines is that there is no exact product to compare against. Say...
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7th May 2004, 10:57 AM
Thread: Dustbag and height winder conflict
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What are these green rods? I have the...
What are these green rods? I have the gravity-style dust bucket (several years old) and I don’t have any green rods. Has there been an update?
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5th May 2004, 01:20 PM
Thread: Dustbag and height winder conflict
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Tonz, have look at threads below...
Tonz, have look at threads below
http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5542&highlight=height+AND+winder+dust+bag ... -
2nd April 2004, 03:25 PM
Thread: Stacked Dado Head Cutter...
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If you really need a left hand mitre slot then...
If you really need a left hand mitre slot then the Super Saw is available with a left hand cast iron extension wing rather than the sliding table (some $500 cheaper). Obviously, it is a choice...
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22nd March 2004, 11:48 AM
Thread: Panaconic 15.6V cordless drill/driver
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Re. the AWR comparison of drills. Was there any...
Re. the AWR comparison of drills. Was there any rationale for ranking the drills based on the size of the box the came in? Sounds like a joke!
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18th March 2004, 05:33 PM
Thread: alignement or something else ? urgent help
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I have always had a problem with rip cutting on...
I have always had a problem with rip cutting on my Triton. When ripping boards to width the cut edge (away from the fence) is very slightly concave along the lenght, particularly when cutting pine. ...
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10th March 2004, 12:20 PM
Thread: routing tenons?
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As BigRed said, a router table or saw table will...
As BigRed said, a router table or saw table will only be convenient if you are dealing with relatively short lengths (unless you have a sliding table). The Triton in cross-cut mode does a good job of...
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12th February 2004, 09:10 PM
Thread: MJ2325 or TSC-10B
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The contractor saw from Gary Pye Woodturning has...
The contractor saw from Gary Pye Woodturning has full cast iron tables and extensions, and the same rip fence as the TSC-10HB. Very solid. A friend of mine has one and is pretty happy with it. There...
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6th February 2004, 03:56 PM
Thread: new wood working FAQ area
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I share some of Outback’s sentiments. Why is it...
I share some of Outback’s sentiments. Why is it such a sin to post on a subject that has been discussed before?
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5th February 2004, 12:36 PM
Thread: Cutting Melamine
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I have a 60 tooth Triton Combination blade (not...
I have a 60 tooth Triton Combination blade (not the Triple Chip). On melamine coated particleboard it gives one very good side (top face) and one with some chipping (bottom face). The chipping is...
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2nd February 2004, 12:34 PM
Thread: Installing new kitchen countertop
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The scribing tool looks good, but there are only...
The scribing tool looks good, but there are only 3 wheel sizes. The smallest is nearly 2 inches in diameter. The scrible line would therefore be nearly 1 inch from the wheel edge. I would have...
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30th January 2004, 05:14 PM
Thread: Bathroom renovation
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The James Hardie Bathroom Guide should answer...
The James Hardie Bathroom Guide should answer most of your questions.
http://www.jameshardie.com.au/buildingproducts/brochures_sub.asp?id=10
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28th January 2004, 01:18 PM
Thread: freight tip
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freight tip
There is a bit of discussion on a current buy&sell thread about high freight costs in relation to purchasing second hand tools. See:...
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20th January 2004, 08:57 AM
Thread: TSC-10HB Blade Size
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Rod, The push in plugs are a good idea. What are...
Rod,
The push in plugs are a good idea. What are they made of?
Derek indicated his sliding table did not have any legs resting on the ground. Maybe this is a different model?
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19th January 2004, 01:43 PM
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As an interim measure I am thinking about buying...
As an interim measure I am thinking about buying the Triton sliding extension table. The other option (dreaming now!) is a new saw (Carbatec CT-10HB with add on slider or Jet Super Saw with built in...
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9th January 2004, 01:26 PM
Thread: Re-grouting of bathroom/shower wall tiles
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If you really want to use a powertool how about a...
If you really want to use a powertool how about a mini grinding or diamond blade on a Dremel?
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8th January 2004, 01:23 PM
Thread: What's your favourite Woodworking Mag?
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Poll: My vote is with Australian Wood Review. I find...
My vote is with Australian Wood Review. I find this to be a professional looking publication with some good project ideas and interesting articles. As some others have said the tool “reviews” are a...
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8th January 2004, 12:23 PM
Thread: Sherwood Bench Saw
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May be of interest- I made some preliminary...
May be of interest-
I made some preliminary enquires about the GPW deluxe contractor saw. According to Gary it is identical to a Powermatic 64A. Imported from from WMH tools in Taiwan, which makes... -
I checked my Westpac insurance before Christmas....
I checked my Westpac insurance before Christmas. There is a $1000 or $2000 limit on "tools of trade". There are no limits on individual items. No need to specify individual items. As a hobbyist I...
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28th November 2003, 01:45 PM
Thread: GMC thicknesser
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GMC thicknesser
Looked at a GMC thicknesser at Bunnings today. Specs (from memory) were 318 mm max planing width, 160 mm max thickness, 2000 W motor, 4 post design, 2 blades, no cutter head lock, all metal...
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24th November 2003, 02:02 PM
Thread: Question for TSC-10HB saw owners
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Question for TSC-10HB saw owners
I know a few of the guys round here have bought these saws in the recent past. I have a question:
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3rd November 2003, 09:35 AM
Thread: Roof Repairs.... How Hard is it?
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Dean, I'd get another quote. I had 100 odd tiles...
Dean,
I'd get another quote. I had 100 odd tiles replaced, 2 gable ends re-pointed and the ridge-cap completely rebedded and repointed for around $1500.
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15th October 2003, 06:30 PM
Thread: DIY kitchen makeover
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My recent experience revealed that many small...
My recent experience revealed that many small kitchen makers and kitchen makeover companies don't make there own doors. They get them made to measure by specialists who have all the gear to do vinyl...
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15th October 2003, 06:19 PM
Thread: Glass splashback
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The totally clear glass is considerably more...
The totally clear glass is considerably more expensive but you can get away with normal toughened glass depending on the final colour of the splashback. A white splashback on normal glass will have a...
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1st October 2003, 01:41 PM
Thread: Leaking shower
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Anthony, It is a bit difficult to give advice...
Anthony,
It is a bit difficult to give advice without knowing the extent of the problem. Fixes could range from regrouting and putting up with a bit of mould to completely removing the shower base.... -
22nd September 2003, 09:13 PM
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Jock, From the way you have described your model...
Jock,
From the way you have described your model it sounds like the newer model seals in much the same way (foam, velcro, etc).
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22nd September 2003, 01:18 PM
Thread: moving a 170kg table saw
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Is it safe/advisable to put a higher amp fuse on...
Is it safe/advisable to put a higher amp fuse on a standard power circuit? If you run lower rated appliances on the same circuit could they short out without tripping the fuse?
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18th September 2003, 01:18 PM
Thread: Glass splashback
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I recently had a glass splashback made and...
I recently had a glass splashback made and installed by a glazier. It is 6 mm toughened glass sprayed on the back with automotive paint (no etching apparently) and fixed to the wall with silicone.
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17th September 2003, 12:49 PM
Thread: moving a 170kg table saw
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Dean, So which table saw did you buy? Cheers...
Dean,
So which table saw did you buy?
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16th September 2003, 05:33 PM
Thread: jet price reductions
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I had the opportunity to see the Jet Super Saw at...
I had the opportunity to see the Jet Super Saw at the Canberra woodshow last week. I thought it looked pretty good for $2100 but $1900 would be even better.
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12th September 2003, 02:49 PM
Thread: thicknesser again
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You can do it. You need to put packing between...
You can do it. You need to put packing between the cupped/warped work piece and the flat reference surface. This prevents the rollers flattening the board out as it passes through.
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Ken, What are making the table top out of? ...
Ken,
What are making the table top out of?
Cheers
George