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12th February 2004, 07:08 PM
Thread: How does the time on this site work?
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Sorry I just found the "User cp" to change the...
Sorry I just found the "User cp" to change the time.
BUT, the site must be on Australian Eastern SUMMER time. because it make my time an hour later>>>>>
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12th February 2004, 06:55 PM
Thread: How does the time on this site work?
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How does the time on this site work?
Hello Neal,
Could you explain how the time works on the site.
Now in Queensland the time is 5:40 pm Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST).
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24th September 2003, 11:01 PM
Thread: Dovetail Jig
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I've got one of those cheap jigs as well. The...
I've got one of those cheap jigs as well. The setup time time gets easier the more you use it. It really does a very good job on drawers and boxes.
I used the comb on the jig and a straight 1/2"... -
24th September 2003, 10:57 PM
Thread: Ratio of views to replies
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I have often wondered just what a "view" is...
I have often wondered just what a "view" is anyway?
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7th September 2003, 08:17 PM
Thread: Silky oaks cutting down, milling/storage?
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Scrubby, I have made very nice furniture from...
Scrubby,
I have made very nice furniture from the southern silky oak. If you want I could give you the name of a bloke who might slab it for you.
My email is [email protected]
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8th August 2003, 05:54 PM
Thread: Refurbishing chairs
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Refurbishing chairs
The people in my local produce store asked me about refurbishing their dining chairs.
The legs have all come out of the seat; and, the seat itself made from three pieces of timber are starting to... -
21st July 2003, 08:41 PM
Thread: Black Penda
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Black Penda
Has anyone heard of this timber.
I am told it comes from Atherton in North Queensland. It is so hard, it is or has been used in the pile driving business. The logs sitting between the pile being... -
30th June 2003, 07:07 PM
Thread: buying wax in bulk?
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Last year I cut down a big mango tree, and sealed...
Last year I cut down a big mango tree, and sealed the ends with acryic paint in various colours. recently I cut up some logs, and was pleasantly surprised. The timber was coloured the same as the...
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30th June 2003, 07:01 PM
Thread: drill press
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drill press
I'va got one of those cheap Chinese pedestal drill presses. But the chuck just doesn't run true. When I put a bit in, it always makes a circle. This is a bloody nuisance.
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3rd June 2003, 07:49 PM
Thread: Mineral spirits
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well I am also now completely confused. In my...
well I am also now completely confused.
In my shed I have bottles of Turps (mineral); Metho ( metholated spirits); Shellite; Dry Cleaning Fluid; and white spirits. None smell the same.
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28th April 2003, 06:12 PM
Thread: Brisbane & Cairns woodworking attractions ?
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Maleny
Justin,
I think the whole street is filled with shops.
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27th April 2003, 05:33 PM
Thread: Brisbane & Cairns woodworking attractions ?
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G'day Justin, Maleny is a place filled with...
G'day Justin,
Maleny is a place filled with woodworkers and craft. On the road to the Sunshine coast you take the Landsborough turnoff, and follow the road signs. Perhaps the RACV could give you a... -
10th February 2003, 08:55 PM
Thread: A Rhombus for your Ricotta".
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Can anyone give me a hand with this cheese board...
Can anyone give me a hand with this cheese board
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6th February 2003, 10:34 PM
Thread: Curved Aprons
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Here is the formula I found on the maths site...
Here is the formula I found on the maths
site to calculate the perimeter of the apron.
Where:
C=1200mm
h=300mm
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5th February 2003, 09:24 PM
Thread: Curved Aprons
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Got It!!! This site is probably for kids, but! ...
Got It!!!
This site is probably for kids, but!
http://mathforum.org/dr.math/faq/faq.circle.segment.html#8
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5th February 2003, 09:06 PM
Thread: Curved Aprons
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Neil, A three legged table!!!! Fair go Neil. ...
Neil,
A three legged table!!!! Fair go Neil. God my wood work in unstable enough without making a table short one leg.
My table has four legs, and i intend to laminate the front. But there must... -
4th February 2003, 08:23 PM
Thread: Curved Aprons
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Somethingelse on curved aprons. I want to make...
Somethingelse on curved aprons.
I want to make one of my Daughters one of those old fashioned hall tables. The length along the back is 1200mm, the width at the widest point (in the centre) is... -
2nd February 2003, 06:59 PM
Thread: A Rhombus for your Ricotta".
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A Rhombus for your Ricotta".
Well I finally got around to preparing to make one of those Cheese Boards form the AWW by Frank Norman.The edition was No 82 page 72 by Frank Norman. It was called "A Rhombus for your Ricotta".
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27th January 2003, 05:47 PM
Thread: Making a drawer pull with an insert
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Thanks Phil, Is the an easier way? I only have a...
Thanks Phil,
Is the an easier way? I only have a cheap asian lathe, and I have to screw the work item to a plate to be able to turn anything.
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24th January 2003, 06:06 AM
Thread: Those $25 'Bench N Vice' Stands....
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Up here in Caboolture (QLD) Dean. I will have a...
Up here in Caboolture (QLD) Dean. I will have a look at those cheap shops today.
Thanks mate.
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24th January 2003, 06:02 AM
Thread: Making a drawer pull with an insert
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Making a drawer pull with an insert
I can't work out how to make a small round drawer pull/handle where there is a circle of contrasting wood.
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24th January 2003, 05:57 AM
Thread: Hinges - the secret to fitting them
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Onya Averack that is a great site. What a clever...
Onya Averack that is a great site. What a clever way to hold the lid while fixing the hinge.
Thanks
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23rd January 2003, 08:24 PM
Thread: Those $25 'Bench N Vice' Stands....
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Got it Dean, now I know what you mean. Yes they...
Got it Dean, now I know what you mean. Yes they look great. But where could I get one for $25.
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22nd January 2003, 07:33 PM
Thread: Those $25 'Bench N Vice' Stands....
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Sorry Dean I don't know what you mean. What do...
Sorry Dean I don't know what you mean. What do these things look like?
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22nd January 2003, 07:25 PM
Thread: French polishing on Silky Oak
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French polishing on Silky Oak
I am about to have my first go at French Polishing. I have Neil's book!
I am going to use northern Silky Oak from Aus-slab ( he doesn't know I am going to order yet!!!!!), so my question is:
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14th January 2003, 07:34 PM
Thread: A Polishers Handbook
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Sorry Ren I used the wrong letters "AWW". Should...
Sorry Ren I used the wrong letters "AWW". Should have been AaWR Australian Wood REview. Their phone number is 07 3806 2288.
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14th January 2003, 05:13 PM
Thread: A Polishers Handbook
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G'day Ren, I bought mine from AWW they have...
G'day Ren,
I bought mine from AWW they have really good service.
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14th January 2003, 05:09 PM
Thread: Brush Box timber
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Brush Box timber
I've bought a Brush Box slab for an outside BBQ table. Does anybody know if this will be suitable for outside.
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13th January 2003, 02:32 PM
Thread: General question on electric motors
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General question on electric motors
Hello,
I got one of those Dremel lookalikes for Christmas. But I am a bit concerned with the way the motor behaves.
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2nd January 2003, 07:08 AM
Thread: Using Shellac as a sealer
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Using Shellac as a sealer
Happy New Year everybody.
Would shellac be suitable as a sealer on a CCA treated pine which may be used outside? I thought just shellac and no paint over the top, so the grain shows through.
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4th December 2002, 02:33 PM
Thread: Keeping the bark on!
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Keeping the bark on!
Recently I saw a wood carving done in silky oak and apart from the very good carving work, the piece was really set off because the bloke had left the bark on the sides.
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3rd December 2002, 09:27 PM
Thread: Hinges - the secret to fitting them
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Thanks fellas, Well I will get one of those...
Thanks fellas,
Well I will get one of those self-centering bits for the next project.
But I woild like some specific help.
What process does everybodyelse use to fit hinges to a box?
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2nd December 2002, 07:42 PM
Thread: Hinges - the secret to fitting them
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Hinges - the secret to fitting them
I always dread having to fit hinges , particularly onto boxes.
I have just finished a blanket box but my lid is not sitting perfectly. This is what I do.
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25th November 2002, 09:59 PM
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Shellac and french Polishing -- what is the difference?
This is probably for Neil.
I bought you book the other day, then read you article in the latets AWR.
NOW i am confused. I have two questions.
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25th November 2002, 09:55 PM
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Thank you everybody for your advice. I did what...
Thank you everybody for your advice.
I did what Ubeaut suggested AND what a difference. The job came up perfect!!!
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5th November 2002, 09:27 PM
Thread: Tormek sharpening
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I just have carpenter's chisels. They are Marples...
I just have carpenter's chisels. They are Marples blue handled ones. When I went to the Wood Show I even bought a brand new one for the test sharpen, just in case I had taken out the temper of my old...
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31st October 2002, 08:59 PM
Thread: Tormek sharpening
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Tormek sharpening
I have this sharpening system, But My chisels never seem to stay sharp for long. I follow the directions and put on a single edge at 30 degrees. This is after honing the back to a high polish.
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3rd September 2002, 07:43 PM
Thread: Extension kits
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I bought a reiser kit for my Taiwanese band saw...
I bought a reiser kit for my Taiwanese band saw from Gregory machinery up here in Brisbane. It came with everything and it works perfectly. I bought new saw blades from Henry Bros in Sydney. They...
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21st August 2002, 09:38 PM
Thread: dovetail jig
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G'day Geoff, Once I got my jig setup it works...
G'day Geoff,
Once I got my jig setup it works perfectly! BUT, I have never had any luck with my Lock Mitre Bit. Could you give me a bit of advice on how you set this up?
Thank you
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12th August 2002, 02:59 PM
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This is just a thank you. I tried the sanding to...
This is just a thank you.
I tried the sanding to 400 , then wetting and resanding -- and it worked perfectly.
So thank you for all the advice.
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16th July 2002, 07:35 PM
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Staining Radiata Pine -- What's the secret to success
I have never had a satisfactory result when staining radiata pine. Here are the steps I take:
1. Sand the boards up to 240.
2. Apply a turps based sanding sealer.
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8th July 2002, 07:29 PM
Thread: wooden floors
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Thanks everybody, I think we will try the Metho...
Thanks everybody,
I think we will try the Metho first and see what happens.
Ta
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4th July 2002, 04:24 PM
Thread: Merbau or Rosa Rosa for furniture
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How do you log onto this...
How do you log onto this site?alt.binaries.pictures.furniture
I couldn't make it work.
Thank you
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4th July 2002, 04:07 PM
Thread: wooden floors
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wooden floors
My daughter has pine polished floors. There is a couple of spots where the bed wheels have indented into the wood leaving fairly deep marks. The estapol is not broken or lifting.
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20th July 2001, 08:20 PM
Thread: Hinges - fitting them
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Hinges - fitting them
Is there some standard depth to let-in the hinge when fitting them?
A hinge I rencently fitted was 5mm at the hinging point. So i routed a groove 2.5mm plus a bit on both pieces of timber. But the... -
14th June 2001, 08:22 PM
Thread: "red cedar"
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I can vouch for the difficulty of growing. I have...
I can vouch for the difficulty of growing. I have several red cedar I have planted, and they are all are constantly attacked at the tips. Forestry say there is nothing will fix it.
Dod
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14th June 2001, 08:16 PM
Thread: High Gloss Acrylic
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Doorstop, Could you give some details on the...
Doorstop,
Could you give some details on the painting process the paint shop will use? What do they yse for sealer/undercoat? Will they top coat in lacquer or enamel?
I am just interested.
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11th June 2001, 09:08 PM
Thread: french curves.
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Any drafting supplies would have them. Or you...
Any drafting supplies would have them. Or you could ring up Office Works.
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11th June 2001, 09:06 PM
Thread: Coffee Table finish
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Thanks Shane I do have Estapol Satin in a spray...
Thanks Shane
I do have Estapol Satin in a spray can and in a tin for brushing. But the label doesn't mention its suitability for hard usage.
What is N/C lacquer?
Thanks again
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10th June 2001, 06:57 PM
Thread: Coffee Table finish
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Coffee Table finish
I hope this hasn't been already covered!
But I am making a coffee table out of Iron Bark and would like advice on the most suitable finish. Coffee tables get a bit of abuse in their lifetime -- ...