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Hi John
With regard to a sliding compound mitre saw - I bought a Rexon from Glenfords tools several years ago - around the $400 mark I beleive. It looks just like a Makita!!!

It has done the job...

And Comb

Rocker/Spirit
The composition of the cutting disc is not the problem - but I ain't a great fan of inhaling rust dust and other shrapnel if I can help it - I try to slap on a mask at any opportunity...

Hi Brendan
It occurs to me that Patrick Speilmann in his book 'Router jigs' (I think that is the title) has drawings and details for a jig to carry a router which operates in conjunction with a...

Hi Sammy
Again welcome to this great forum.

I was in the same situation as yourself some 2 years ago - go for the great and more expensive Makita or buy something else.

I finally went for...

Hi guys
Having had a Triton router for 18 mths I have to agree with all that goes before - great for table use. I have used it a few times with template guides - great job and the soft start is a...

Jackruss

Great to see that this forum is good for stuff other than woody things. As a local in Cairns I might as well toss in my cents worth.

If you are going to Green Island (GI) I suggest...

Ludo
I got the cot hardware from Beenatree Crafts Pty Ltd. Try their web site at www.ubeat.com.au/beenatree.

If you cannot find what you want on their www catalogue just email them as I did.
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Hey Ludo, Slavo
:) It's great to see dads, grandads, uncles etc getting into this cot making stuff big time - I've just completed a cot for my 2nd grandson (see attached photo - I hope, it's the...

Linelefty

Commisserations mate - I too had a glue failure a few weeks ago on a cot project - a combination of M+T and doweled joints. I was using Triotn glue (30% stronger than all similar glues...

Hi to all Orange Folks out there
I would be interested to know if others are having the same problem as me -
I have had a 2000 series work centre for almost 2 years - recently 2 of the spring...

Hi Don

Sorry to hear of your troubles - luckily I remember what a cent piece looked like and can visualise half cent sized patches - so here is my 10 cents worth.

You mention spray on teak...

Hey Big Pete
It certainly looks great - marvellous job!!

I have now been requested to construct a cot for our 2nd grandchild (due April -better get the digit out) - did one for my son before he...

Negative there Gatiep - those are the sizes of stock that I fairly regulary push through my existing cut off saw - the Orange Cutting Contraption only appears to be capable of cutting square tube -...

The latest Triton News gives a good run down on it - sounds good - but I'll be sticking with my trusty cut off saw for a while yet - the stock sizes cut by the Orange saw are too limiting for me -...

It might work but the movement of the door would no doubt crackout the filler very soon. Water based wood filler would be a better option and certainly easier to stain to the same degree as the...

Thanks Guys
All your hints and suggestions are very much appreciated - will be getting a dedicated spray gun for varnish and finishes only - no etch primers and other crap to be pushed through this...

Hi guys
I've just completed a bed and cabinet (Bob the Builder theme) for my grandson (3yrs). Having sanded to 400 grit on the pine I used Wattyl Sanding sealer (brushed on) I then had to go back to...

Hi guys

As a new member to this forum can you please help - I'm in the process of purchasing a bandsaw - Glenfords tools is offering a MJ346 (3Kw, 330mm Ht x 560mm Throat) Glenfords claim this is...