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2nd December 2004, 10:53 PM
Thread: SAWSTOP - Keep all your fingers
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I understand that we cannot always protect people...
I understand that we cannot always protect people from their own stupidity but for those that think that we do not need this safety device consider this.
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29th November 2004, 11:56 AM
Thread: Shellac Danish Oil concoction
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Thanks for your explaination. We ask because you...
Thanks for your explaination. We ask because you guys have the knowledge gained by your failures and successes. We just don't want to fall into the same traps.
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26th November 2004, 03:18 PM
Thread: Brisbane OT
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Steve, I noticed on the way to work this...
Steve,
I noticed on the way to work this morning that there will be a Wood Turning display at the Mt Cootha Bontanical Gardens this weekend. It may pay to check out the club and make a few... -
4th November 2004, 08:25 PM
Thread: Stair Timber
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I would try a recycled timber yard. It would be...
I would try a recycled timber yard. It would be seasoned and you can usually pick from a large range of different timbers.
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27th October 2004, 01:17 PM
Thread: Sturdee's foot switch.
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I agree totally with you here Himzol! My...
I agree totally with you here Himzol! My brother-in-law took the tips of his fingers off when a work mate walked behind him when he was working ona metal press. The natural reaction is to step foward...
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21st September 2004, 03:06 PM
Thread: I'm sold on card scrapers!
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I can see Derek saying "Don't use force Luke,...
I can see Derek saying "Don't use force Luke, just sharpen the blade!" :D
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20th September 2004, 01:12 PM
Thread: A basic shelf unit
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I just routed a through housing joint for the...
I just routed a through housing joint for the shelves doweled the top, base and moldings in place.
The finish is just a handwiped stain/estopol.
Nothing too flash but it does the job and taught... -
20th September 2004, 11:15 AM
Thread: I'm sold on card scrapers!
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I'm sold on card scrapers!
Hello All,
Over the weekend I decided to give a go at making a couple of 'Lazy Susans'. I ducked down to the local recycled timbers yard a picked couple "tongue and groove" panks of Grey Ironbark... -
13th September 2004, 05:33 PM
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The carbatec model also has the motor hanging out...
The carbatec model also has the motor hanging out the back. I think you will find most entry level models will have this feature (or is it problem?).
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12th September 2004, 03:18 PM
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Hare&Forbes ST-10c vs Carbatec TJZ10G
Hi Guys,
I'm looking at purchasing a tablesaw in the next couple of weeks and the budget can hold for an entry level contractors saw only.
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11th September 2004, 11:11 PM
Thread: A basic shelf unit
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A basic shelf unit
Hello All,
Our DVD collection started getting a little large for our cupboard so I knocked up a pretty basic shelf unit for them. I kept things quite basic as I am a woodworking newbie but had... -
2nd September 2004, 09:32 AM
Thread: I'm allergic to MDF
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The first reaction occured when I was being...
The first reaction occured when I was being pretty stupid routing away without any thought. I was only wearing shorts and a t-shirt and there was bits of MDF & particle board dust going left right...
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1st September 2004, 04:27 PM
Thread: I'm allergic to MDF
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That would be a nightmare! Now I have a reason to...
That would be a nightmare! Now I have a reason to go out and buy that dust extractor. :D
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1st September 2004, 03:37 PM
Thread: I'm allergic to MDF
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As bad as MDF is to look at it is great for...
As bad as MDF is to look at it is great for templates etc which I will now have to make out of a more costly material. :D
My wife won't be happy!
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1st September 2004, 03:00 PM
Thread: I'm allergic to MDF
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I'm allergic to MDF
About 3 months ago I was having a fun weekend converting an old public service desk into a router table by surfacing the desk with a sheet of MDF and then routing out a hole for the under table...
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30th August 2004, 02:22 PM
Thread: Cheap 'T' tracks
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If you guys have trouble finding T Track you can...
If you guys have trouble finding T Track you can always have a look at F or H track from truck supply shops. Just rip out your angle grinder and cut the extra rail off.
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25th August 2004, 11:40 PM
Thread: Carbatec 10" Cabinet Saw
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Carbatec 10" Cabinet Saw
Hello All,
I don't even own a circular saw at the moment and instead on wasting money on one I am looking at spending decent money on a cabinet saw (assume in can con SWMBO). After looking at a... -
24th August 2004, 09:22 AM
Thread: How do you approach your work
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I am a strict believer in that golden rule. I...
I am a strict believer in that golden rule. I have kept my work simple so I haven't ruined anything. Even with these simple projects I am amazed at how much I have learnt and I can see my work is...
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24th August 2004, 02:12 AM
Thread: How do you approach your work
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How do you approach your work
Hello All,
I am constantly amazed by the quality of the workpieces many of you are turning out and with my basic experience I only hope I can achieve the same in the years to come.
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20th August 2004, 02:59 PM
Thread: I need help identifying a plane
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Thanks Derek. Considering that I only have 3...
Thanks Derek.
Considering that I only have 3 planes (2 too many in my wifes opinion) There was no chance I was going to be throwing this one away.
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19th August 2004, 10:33 AM
Thread: I need help identifying a plane
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http://www.toolsrules.com/STH1203PL.jpg This...
http://www.toolsrules.com/STH1203PL.jpg
This is a picture of an extremely close looking plane to the one I have picked up. The only difference I can see is that the blade depth adjusting dial on... -
19th August 2004, 12:24 AM
Thread: I need help identifying a plane
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Everyone is a wise guy here!:D I think I'd...
Everyone is a wise guy here!:D
I think I'd take the boeing but I don't have anywhere to store it.
Cheers,
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18th August 2004, 11:39 PM
Thread: I need help identifying a plane
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There are no exposed markings on the body other...
There are no exposed markings on the body other than "Made in England". The frog mount has "C-73" and under the rear handle are a couple of numbers.
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18th August 2004, 10:52 PM
Thread: I need help identifying a plane
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I need help identifying a plane
Hi Guys,
I have a war model Stanley Bailey No3. Narrow plane that I recently picked up for $25 at a local market but my father-in-law just brought around another Stanely plane that I am trying... -
18th August 2004, 01:33 PM
Thread: Voyeurist comes clean....
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As one of the diners and a member of the "shorter...
As one of the diners and a member of the "shorter people" group I found the cross beams on the end great. :D
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18th August 2004, 01:27 PM
Thread: Do REAL men use handsaws?
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The circular saw I was borrowing from my Dad...
The circular saw I was borrowing from my Dad kicked the bucket recently and just as I was about to start building a dvd shelf unit. Next pay wasn't until this week so I had no choice but to use my...
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17th August 2004, 09:47 AM
Thread: Voyeurist comes clean....
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I have looked on as Greg worked on this table...
I have looked on as Greg worked on this table over the past half year or so. The pictures really do not do it justice. The recycled wood has a beautiful rich luster and the cracks (in the grain) and...