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I hope you got a big sandpit, a lot of gear is going to be hauled in that for a long time, well done

excellent book and excellent toy's, I have made most including the giant log truck, i had a ball making them and my kids had a ball playing with them, now the grandkids have got hold of them, built...

I use BD-SIZER found here BD Sizer - Download I find it is very quick and easy to use especially for multiple picture resizing! it's free!

lowepro slingshot AW200 for me, I've taken it everywhere, lugged it through some very tough terrain, mainly 1/2 day to ful day hikes, holds my canon 50D along with 2 extra lenses, ex580 flash, plus...

is that the 12" model!

if you dont mind me asking, just what are you blokes being charged for resharpening your thicknesser blades

mate at 78 your first question should be "what type of scaffold should I look for", seriously please put in place a scaffold with good handrails and easy access as a first, then look at...

no worries Dale, you appear to be getting a lot of help so that's good enough for me!

yep it's just not right at all and she has my sympathy, a friend of ours was travelling along a country road at road speed when the caravan coming the other way seen a parking bay they wanted and...

yep you could make a feature out of the nails, the way I do it is mix until it is stiff enough to place into holes, there is no measurements, just keep mixing till it looks "right"

what I do is to get the sawdust and mix it together with aquadhere (the glue I use for furniture construction) if you got a small container and mixed your dust with it then the match will be pretty...

locate and mark the studs then screw the unit straight into them with "tek" screws, watch for water, power

no worries Dale, it just looked to be a mine of info for Triton owners and seemed appropriate for your needs,

Aduke, thanks for the info! seems to be a good place!

I'm not sure how this works but have you tried this page/club, you may have to join but looks to be a lot of info for triton owners!

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Triton...

no worries Andy, good to hear as long as you get it done! if no luck, the offer stands, I am a pro sharpener by the way! :2tsup:

try here..... Cronulla-Caringbah Saw Sharpening
Kirrawee, NSW
(02) 9545 4379
Address
13/3- 11 Flora St, Kirrawee NSW 2232, Australia

if no good then give me a PM and I'll send you my address,...

send it to your local saw doctor, if I was any where near you I'd have it fixed in five minutes for $5

end of the day the teacher is the one who will grade and pass or fail you, if he say's 11mm then 11mm it is, doff your hat, mumble under your breath and tow the line if you want to graduate! dont...

gyprock sheeting is probably the easiest, you will have to place studs in at .600 centres and prerun any wiring for plugs, lights etc, as for the ceiling you may opt to follow the original roof line...

gotta agree with the fellers above! go the best you can afford and enjoy it forever more! when we reach this stage of life I think we are past "making do!" go quality!

if it's a numbers game then put me down for one!

I chucked that thing away pretty much as soon as I got it, messy, not right, just a right pain in the posterior to use, I guesstimate my gear and usually get it "about right" I use the old tried and...

HMMmm! atomised metho around a sparky compressor in a shed full of electrical equipment, yep that's a good idea! can I watch!................. at a distance of course!!!

when I do a top in this fashion I always do it on a good router bench, this keeps the timber at a uniform distance for both faces!

I have just bought one of these, 1/2 x 2" Round Rounding Over Router Bit Tool Dual Flute - eBay, Equipment, Machinery, Woodworking, Industrial. (end time 06-Nov-10 11:18:02 AEDST)...

could you not use some "dark" furniture wax and just give it a couple of coats of that! I use this quite often with good results

we gave up feeding our fish (common garden variety goldfish) a few years ago, we are often away for weeks at a time and found it too much to ask of our good friend to keep up with all chores, I...

HMmm! he's going to sell it, I wonder what it would bring!

well done and thanks John, I work in the industry so I know how well it will be received! well done!

all the best to you Bob! keep in touch and take it easy! as has been said by a famous man........ "a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do".... whatever the hell that means!

I am really heartened by this post in all manner of ways, and I applaud the O.P. for it, I have a disabled son (cerebral palsy), these children/adults and their carers/parents are so far...

sorry, Makita for me, I use and rely on my tools each and everyday! breakdowns are more expensive than tools! mine take a hammering day in and day out and just keep going! accuracy never a problem!

Lmfao! very good!

"bugga"

not fond of that type, I prefer a belt drive, separate compressor idea, I bought mine (12 cfm) close to 20 years ago, it is still as good as gold, look around within your original < $800 budget and...

unbelieva....bull!!

good god, the attention to detail is incredible, I used to operate these things and I couldnt fault them!!!

I find with the smaller compressors the regulators are of an inferior quality and have far more "lag" between cutout at say 110 psi and restart, this "lag" is the trouble time for driving larger...

I guess you could always dig a wee bit deeper, then put a concrete footing block down, buried halfway then put bearers on that, a pain I know but you dont want to go pavers and you should not lay...

2 years ago I purchased a semi trailer load of "reclaimed" timber from an Adelaide firm, it still had nails in it and was not sorted through, the semi was tightly packed to the gunnells with Oregon,...

didjabringagrogalong!!

nah! get her the imprezza WRX with all bells and whistles (rally pack), watch the smile on her face as it roars into life! YouTube - Subaru Impreza WRC Wide Body Kit by ACCOLADE it will take years...

too dear, tell em they're dreaming! you could buy way over the amount you need new for that, in fact go to a reclamation yard here in south aus and get a truckload for a thousand!, if you go for that...

I would look at a minimum of 10 cfm - 12 cfm, separate motor drive (not all in one, direct drive I think they call it) have a look at super cheap auto and talk to the salesman, grab his "best" one...

doesn't sound good but good luck in whatever it is you are seeking

nothing beats the pleasure at both ends! pleasure whilst building the thing and then seeing the pleasure it gives to the end user, pride in oneself is a good thing when rightfully gained!

I made the same mistake roughly ten years ago, made a fancy shape door then expected an average price for glass, oh boy what a kick in the freckle that was, I did what I suggested above and it sliced...

I'd offer him $50 and it would be fine for a bench or furniture that is undercover!

take the door off and rout the recess for the glass into a large rectangle, you will still see the shape of the door from the front but the glass will just be a simple rectangle!

no sorry, but I have used the hot air guns, very tedious and tiresome but they do a relatively good job!