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20th October 2006, 02:08 PM
Thread: Punny stuff
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You have to have a hat to get ahead, but you need...
You have to have a hat to get ahead, but you need to have a head to get a hat
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12th September 2006, 03:21 PM
Thread: wiring up a cabinet saw
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I'm 'fairly' sure that the law states that a plug...
I'm 'fairly' sure that the law states that a plug "must" be fitted to any electrical equipment sold in Australia.
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12th September 2006, 01:58 PM
Thread: CNC Machines and bits
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CNC Machines and bits
Found this while mooching around during working hours;
http://www.oatleyelectronics.com/kits/cnc_machine.htm
Someone is bound to be interested!
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5th September 2006, 04:18 PM
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Rookie, I agree. I treat a visit to bunnings the...
Rookie, I agree. I treat a visit to bunnings the same as I treat a visit to Kmart. I don't expect much in there, although I do normally expect them to have a "rough" idea of what they stock and...
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1st September 2006, 04:33 PM
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I used have some boxes of "stuff" under the...
I used have some boxes of "stuff" under the counters. When someone asked for something that may have been from left field, there was a good chance I would have something like it at least in amongst...
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1st September 2006, 02:48 PM
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I wanted to spend some money on a router. Asked...
I wanted to spend some money on a router. Asked if the Triton was on display somewhere so I could look at it, also the GMC in the humongus catalogue I just got. He showed me the box. But I want to...
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16th August 2006, 11:46 AM
Thread: From the daughter of a Soldier.
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My office is near the RSL "ANZAC" club in Perth...
My office is near the RSL "ANZAC" club in Perth city. When I go out at lunchtime, if I see any diggers heading in there I make a point of going up to them, shaking their hand and saying thanks. It...
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16th August 2006, 11:36 AM
Thread: Timbecon MJ-3435-W
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Thanks Sprog. I guess I'll let the fun begin! ...
Thanks Sprog. I guess I'll let the fun begin!
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15th August 2006, 10:54 AM
Thread: Timbecon MJ-3435-W
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Timbecon MJ-3435-W
Comrades,
I want to get a bandsaw and given limited funding from the accounts department, have been looking at the Timbecon saw MJ-3435-W. Does anyone have any words of wisdom on how good this... -
9th July 2006, 11:38 PM
Thread: Woods of Australia
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Thanks Guys, this is giving me some great help. ...
Thanks Guys, this is giving me some great help. The next challenge is going to be finding all these different woods in downtown Perth!
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7th July 2006, 07:19 PM
Thread: Woods of Australia
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Woods of Australia
Comrades,
I am looking at making up a 'map' of Aus in wood relevant/important/unique to the state. WA is the easy one, it will be in Jarrah and I would guess Tassie in Tassie Oak (unless advised... -
29th June 2006, 03:07 PM
Thread: Post cutting tips?
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The best way that I've found is to make three...
The best way that I've found is to make three cut's.
Set your circular saw to just over half the width. Cut along one of the faces, then cot along one of the perpendicular faces, followed by the... -
12th June 2006, 10:18 AM
Thread: Hydraulic Block Splitter
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Thank you one and all. I agree, the amount of...
Thank you one and all.
I agree, the amount of vibration is not enough to cause wall cracking, but since I did not do any drawings for my workshop, you can understand why I don't want to draw the... -
11th June 2006, 11:32 PM
Thread: Hydraulic Block Splitter
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Hydraulic Block Splitter
Comrades,
Well the neighbors have told me that my efforts in splitting Jarrah blocks for the fire has set up such bad vibrations that it is cracking their walls! I don't really want to annoy... -
18th May 2006, 03:29 PM
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Love It!
Love It!
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26th April 2006, 07:00 PM
Thread: Pattern Bit Grabbing
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Comrades, Figured out the problem apart from...
Comrades,
Figured out the problem apart from the fact it's a GMC, or perhaps because of it. I was doing some rounding over, and I normally put my spanner on the table over the hole to set the... -
5th April 2006, 12:36 PM
Thread: What is the best Hand Held router?
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That's more like a dollars worth than 2 cents!
That's more like a dollars worth than 2 cents!
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29th March 2006, 12:58 PM
Thread: Woodwork forums group map
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My response to these people generally follows the...
My response to these people generally follows the line of;
If I want to buy a washing machine, I go to a washing machine shop. If I want to buy into your faith, I'll come to your church.
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13th February 2006, 06:03 PM
Thread: Workshop Accessories.
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Hi Dust Mite, Nice table, put's mine to shame...
Hi Dust Mite,
Nice table, put's mine to shame I'm sorry to say, but the comment about the insert is good. I take the insert out if I am using the drum sander. That way the drum goes just below... -
I am always in the S###, but it does get deeper...
I am always in the S###, but it does get deeper when I go from shed to house with dust all over me. Cries of "I changed my shoes" don't seem to help. I've been thinking of some Tyvek (cellulose)...
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8th February 2006, 06:58 PM
Thread: The Foot of a Board
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Give someone 25.4mm and he'll take 1.609344 km ...
Give someone 25.4mm and he'll take 1.609344 km
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6th February 2006, 12:04 AM
Thread: Pattern Bit Grabbing
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Hey Rowan, Thanks mate, yes feeding against...
Hey Rowan,
Thanks mate, yes feeding against the direction of the bit. The strange thing is that I have done this before, a while back though. I have looked at the bit and it is clean and sharp.... -
5th February 2006, 11:57 PM
Thread: Pattern Bit Grabbing
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Pattern Bit Grabbing
Hey Guy's,
I have a GMC 1250 Router mounted in the GMC table with a 50mm 1/2 in pattern following but in. I have jigsawed out some shelf brackets (pine) with a couple of curves in and the idea... -
31st January 2006, 07:39 PM
Thread: Tins of [insert type] Finish
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The holes are punched into the channel around the...
The holes are punched into the channel around the top where the lid fits into the can so when the lid is fitted the holes are covered.
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31st January 2006, 07:25 PM
Thread: Tins of [insert type] Finish
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Tins of [insert type] Finish
The first thing I do when I get a new tin of oil, varnish, paint, etc. is to knock about half a dozen holes in the recess of the rim with a nail.
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9th January 2006, 01:51 PM
Thread: Thicknesser Problems
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Hi BennyLaird, Apart from the colour, your...
Hi BennyLaird,
Apart from the colour, your thicknesser looks and behaves much like mine which is blue. I also had it cut out and had to wait "several minutes" (read a few hours) before I could... -
4th January 2006, 11:36 PM
Thread: How long do you screw
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Thanks scooter, that sounds like a rule I could...
Thanks scooter, that sounds like a rule I could remember!
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4th January 2006, 11:00 PM
Thread: How long do you screw
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George, We both like "Chunky" shelves. All...
George,
We both like "Chunky" shelves. All my bookcases and shelves are thick like this.
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4th January 2006, 10:59 PM
Thread: How long do you screw
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Wongo, I wanted to trench the uprights, but...
Wongo,
I wanted to trench the uprights, but given my history and the "gaps" that are left behind, this is not the favoured option. Glue and screw is the intent. The shelves will also be fixed... -
4th January 2006, 10:31 PM
Thread: How long do you screw
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How long do you screw
Guy's,
Time for a silly question. I am building some shelves using 35mm pine with 25mm uprights screwed onto the ends. How deep should a screw go into the shelve? I have some 10g 50mm screws I... -
1st November 2005, 10:54 AM
Thread: 4" dusty fittings.
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Thanks Skew, I am just about to get my system...
Thanks Skew, I am just about to get my system started, any sketches/pictures of the PR Valve???
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14th October 2005, 05:55 PM
Thread: What Life Maxims do you live by?
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No matter how badly off you think you are, there...
No matter how badly off you think you are, there are at least 5 billion people worse off than you. and some of them still smile!:)
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14th October 2005, 05:53 PM
Thread: What Life Maxims do you live by?
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Always admit to your mistakes. That way you...
Always admit to your mistakes.
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4th October 2005, 04:38 PM
Thread: Handling a quote dispute
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Couldn't help putting in my two bobs worth. was...
Couldn't help putting in my two bobs worth. was the scope of the job fully described? This is where he could state that the required outcome was greater than that originally 'quoted' on.
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18th August 2005, 03:12 PM
Thread: More blondes
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There are some great Scot's saying for some of...
There are some great Scot's saying for some of these people;
Fur coat and no knickers
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8th August 2005, 04:46 PM
Thread: Organoil - Danish Oil
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Hi Termite, I use Organoil on everything....
Hi Termite,
I use Organoil on everything. Jarrah or pine.
One of the things I like best is it's "repairability" which is something I need!
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5th August 2005, 10:55 AM
Thread: Wide Drum Sander
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Cheers Junkboy. I suspected the mass would be an...
Cheers Junkboy. I suspected the mass would be an issue. I don't have the bit's but thought it would be a quick way of getting a drum with a centered shaft. I might still try and get a hold of a...
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5th August 2005, 01:28 AM
Thread: The first Woodie
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The first Woodie
The first Woodworker (Noah) was called upon by his Boss (God);
"Noah, I want you to build a new Ark"
"OK God, Just like the last one?"
"Kind of, but with a few levels this time."
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3rd August 2005, 04:36 PM
Thread: Wide Drum Sander
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Hi all, Well first post and I'm excited! ...
Hi all,
Well first post and I'm excited!
I was wondering if the paper holder and empty tube from a wide format printer or plotter would make a good wide sander drum. Is there a reason for...