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15th May 2017, 06:34 PM
Thread: Veritas Small Scraping Plane
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QUEENSLAND Veritas Small Scraping Plane
I have for sale a Veritas Small Scraping Plane in great condition.
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15th May 2017, 06:32 PM
Thread: Lie Nielsen Spokeshave (Round)
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QUEENSLAND Lie Nielsen Spokeshave (Round)
I have for sale a Lie Nielsen Spokeshave (round bottom) in great condition.
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15th May 2017, 06:29 PM
Thread: Veritas Bevel Up Smoother
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QUEENSLAND Veritas Bevel Up Smoother
I have for sale a Veritas Bevel Up Smoother in great condition.
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15th May 2017, 06:27 PM
Thread: Veritas Low Angle Smoother
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QUEENSLAND Veritas Low Angle Smoother
I have for sale a Veritas Low Angle Smoother in great condition.
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15th May 2017, 06:24 PM
Thread: Veritas Low Angle Jack
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QUEENSLAND Veritas Low Angle Jack
I have for sale a Veritas Low Angle Jack in great condition.
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15th May 2017, 11:15 AM
Thread: Western Red Cedar Bead & Cove Strips
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QUEENSLAND Western Red Cedar Bead & Cove Strips
Hey guys,
A few years ago I bought some cedar strips for boat building. I was thinking to build a small sailing skiff. So the strips are bigger than what you normally see for canoes/kayaks. That... -
10th October 2014, 08:53 AM
Thread: Drying problem with tung oil.
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Drying problem with tung oil.
Never having used an oil finish before, I bought a can of Feast & Watson Tung Oil for a merbau book shelf I made. On the can it says touch dry in 2 hours, dry/recoat in 24 hours. But it is not dry....
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12th December 2013, 03:14 PM
Thread: 440v 60hz to 240v washing machine?
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Nope.
Nope.
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14th May 2013, 08:24 AM
Thread: Sliding Doors
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Well there's a few things I didn't think of... ...
Well there's a few things I didn't think of... The cabinet will be around 900mm wide and around 800-900mm tall, not including legs (open to change based on dimensions of the doors and what I think...
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13th May 2013, 07:01 PM
Thread: Sliding Doors
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Sliding Doors
Hi Folks,
I was thinking of building a sliding door cabinet. What kind of ratio between width and height of each door should I be looking at to make sure the doors slide and aren't too tippy?... -
3rd May 2013, 08:34 PM
Thread: Taming tear out?
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LOL, nope. I seem to be creating the...
LOL, nope. I seem to be creating the imperfections... :rolleyes:
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1st May 2013, 11:44 AM
Thread: Taming tear out?
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I've seen this video a couple of times and it's...
I've seen this video a couple of times and it's what hit home for me about the chip breaker position on the blade.
I don't. But this may be the answer to my question - if a scraping plane... -
28th April 2013, 07:54 AM
Thread: Taming tear out?
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Why is that? Surely a finely set smoothing plane...
Why is that? Surely a finely set smoothing plane is working in the territory of a scraping plane for shaving thickness? Is there a difference in surface finish? Effort? What am I missing?
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27th April 2013, 11:51 PM
Thread: Taming tear out?
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Not sure that's relevant to my question about...
Not sure that's relevant to my question about whether a conventional plane is better than a scraping plane for the purpose. However, I notice it most in Tas. oak since that's what I use most.
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27th April 2013, 08:43 PM
Thread: Taming tear out?
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Taming tear out?
I was wondering - would a scraping plane work as effectively at taming tear out as a smoothing plane with a finely set chip breaker? Seems to me that a lot of effort has gone into getting a plane...
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23rd April 2013, 12:07 AM
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Hi Arry, If I'm not too late to chime in on...
Hi Arry,
If I'm not too late to chime in on the frequency problem, I'd say that the change in frequency will be an issue. As I understand it an electric motor presents a very small impedance to... -
1st March 2013, 09:39 PM
Thread: Jointing Planes - Do I need One?
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lol
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1st March 2013, 08:35 PM
Thread: Jointing Planes - Do I need One?
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Anybody got any thoughts on how high bevel angle...
Anybody got any thoughts on how high bevel angle blades in a BU plane compare with a high angle frog in a BU down plane? Will the same effective high angle deal with woods equally as well?
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1st March 2013, 05:33 PM
Thread: Jointing Planes - Do I need One?
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Hey that's a good idea!
Hey that's a good idea!
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1st March 2013, 04:18 PM
Thread: Jointing Planes - Do I need One?
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Oh cool, another woodworking blog :D Yes,...
Oh cool, another woodworking blog :D
Yes, it's the LV BUJ that I'm considering. I am also interested in their higher bevel angle blades as they can raise the effective cutting angle to 60... -
1st March 2013, 02:12 PM
Thread: Jointing Planes - Do I need One?
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Jointing Planes - Do I need One?
That's what I'm wondering? My longest plane is a jack; which is what I use when I want to joint boards for a panel. This doesn't work very well, but I'll put that down to my inability to hold the...
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16th November 2012, 10:33 PM
Thread: Source of Tas Oak Panelling in QLD?
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Thanks guys :D
Thanks guys :D
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16th November 2012, 05:26 PM
Thread: Source of Tas Oak Panelling in QLD?
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Source of Tas Oak Panelling in QLD?
Hi All,
Wondering if it's possible to get Tas Oak paneling (veneered MDF or plywood) in Brisbane? I'm making a cabinet with a Tas Oak frame.
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12th October 2012, 09:11 AM
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What kind of work is that EJ?
What kind of work is that EJ?
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11th October 2012, 08:36 PM
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LOL, that cracked me up :D Thanks for your...
LOL, that cracked me up :D
Thanks for your answer CT. I'm not intending on getting cheap bits, then again, they might be OK to practice on? Mostly I intend to cut box joints and tenons. Maybe... -
11th October 2012, 05:44 PM
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Routing newbie wants advice on bit selection?
Hi folks,
I'm about to buy a Triton TRA001 router, to fit into a CarbaTec table I already have. What's a good range (and brand) of bits to get? I was thinking CMT cause they are orange like the... -
17th September 2012, 05:22 PM
Thread: Where's me fingers!?
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Where's me fingers!?
So, I was checking out my favourite online auction site recently when I spied a desireable piece of machinery. I contacted the seller and got the following response.
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17th September 2012, 06:48 AM
Thread: Planing a sliding dovetail
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Another nice job Derek with excellent photos!...
Another nice job Derek with excellent photos! Looks like a very handy tool you've made there.
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16th September 2012, 03:21 PM
Thread: Butt Chisels - Need some opinions
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Me too :(
Me too :(
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16th September 2012, 07:11 AM
Thread: Butt Chisels - Need some opinions
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Hey Jason, have you checked out the Blue Spruce...
Hey Jason, have you checked out the Blue Spruce range? I haven't seen them in person but they look to be very well made: www.bluesprucetoolworks.com - Butt Chisels Probably in the same league as the...
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11th September 2012, 06:12 PM
Thread: Butt Chisels - Need some opinions
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I got mine off Jim Davey, butt the delivery was...
I got mine off Jim Davey, butt the delivery was extremely slow and I had to chase him up a couple of times about them. Other items bought off Jim were delivered lightning fast, so this was peculiar?...
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11th September 2012, 06:36 AM
Thread: Butt Chisels - Need some opinions
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Hi Jason, I bought a set of the Woodriver butt...
Hi Jason,
I bought a set of the Woodriver butt chisels which can be seen here: Buy WoodRiver 4 Piece Butt Chisel Set at Woodcraft
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8th September 2012, 09:02 PM
Thread: Help selecting TS Blade - 1" bore.
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Hi Mal, I was considering that. Well a...
Hi Mal,
I was considering that. Well a machinist actually. I think they'd have to mill it out, can't see how you could hold it in a lathe? Anyway, is that a common skill for saw doctors? -
8th September 2012, 08:18 PM
Thread: Help selecting TS Blade - 1" bore.
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Hey Andy, thanks for the reply. I picked up a...
Hey Andy, thanks for the reply. I picked up a couple of those bushes today. I figured I'd be stuck using 30mm blades.
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8th September 2012, 01:28 PM
Thread: Help selecting TS Blade - 1" bore.
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Help selecting TS Blade - 1" bore.
Hi folks,
I just bought a table saw, a Bosch GTS 10 J. When I reviewed the specs on the Bosch website (item not listed on Australian Bosch website) it showed a 30mm blade bore. Cool, I thought,... -
29th July 2012, 07:37 AM
Thread: Any sparkys here? Electrical oddity...
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I think the SWER can produce this effect. Since...
I think the SWER can produce this effect. Since the ground is the return conductor for the SWER transformer, there could be a potential difference between the transformer and the shed sizeable enough...
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21st July 2012, 08:52 AM
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Wow :oo: That's awesome! How did you build it?...
Wow :oo: That's awesome! How did you build it? Can I have one? :D
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19th July 2012, 09:26 PM
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Holy crap you lot. What a lot of misinformation...
Holy crap you lot. What a lot of misinformation and half-truths! If the RCD is tripping you have a life-threatening fault. You get to reset it once. Call an electrician.
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12th July 2012, 06:57 AM
Thread: Electrode and amp settings?
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2.5mm general purpose rod at about 90-100A can do...
2.5mm general purpose rod at about 90-100A can do it. The rod will want to stick and the material will likely blow out. You'll need to stop and start quite a bit. This is where MiG's shine.
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3rd July 2012, 08:28 AM
Thread: I learned two things today...
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Hi Graeme, While there's a chance that the...
Hi Graeme,
While there's a chance that the material the brushes are made from is similar, there's more of a chance that it's not. While the saw was free, it would be a shame to damage the... -
1st July 2012, 09:55 PM
Thread: Veritas or Lie Nielson?
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Veritas - direct from Canada Lee Valley Tools -...
Veritas - direct from Canada Lee Valley Tools - Woodworking Tools, Woodworking Supplies, Woodworking Books for Woodworkers
No doubt the LN is good, possibly the best there is. But the Veritas... -
20th June 2012, 08:24 PM
Thread: The Veritas Bevel Up Smoothing Plane
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Chook, wait till you try the Veritas BU jack! :D
Chook, wait till you try the Veritas BU jack! :D
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18th June 2012, 07:31 AM
Thread: It's about boats
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Welcome Chizler. What kind of wooden boats are...
Welcome Chizler. What kind of wooden boats are you interested in?
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3rd June 2012, 09:15 PM
Thread: Carba-Tec .... Oh Dear!
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I think most of my experiences with Carba Tec...
I think most of my experiences with Carba Tec have been covered in earlier posts. I only wanted to chime in to swell the ranks. :2tsup:
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29th May 2012, 06:43 AM
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The rail system in Japan is just fantastic....
The rail system in Japan is just fantastic. Before you go, you can buy a tourists pass on the Shinkansen (bullet trains). These trains put the whole country at your disposal (at 275km/hr) and nowhere...
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19th April 2012, 04:52 PM
Thread: Wood types for Wooden Planes
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Wood types for Wooden Planes
Hi All,
I wanted to venture into making my own wooden bodied planes. Side bead, rounds and hollows, that type of thing. What Australian woods are good for this type of thing?
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21st March 2012, 11:53 PM
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Gary, could it be that the nylon bush is loose on...
Gary, could it be that the nylon bush is loose on the shaft (or loose inside the stone)? Maybe after a little while running it gets off-centre and vibrates? Have you dressed them?
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15th March 2012, 08:35 PM
Thread: Current, wattage, HP and 3 Ph motors
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Simon, what you need is this formula: P(W) = √3 ...
Simon, what you need is this formula: P(W) = √3 × PF × I(A)× V(V)
Your fully loaded 6A motor will have a power factor of about 0.8PF on our 415V 3 phase mains. √3 is about 1.73 or... -
11th March 2012, 10:46 PM
Thread: Motor power with VFD control?
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Power is a function of torque and RPM. So, even...
Power is a function of torque and RPM. So, even with the VSD delivering full load current at any rpm, power will rise and fall with revs. As someone else mentioned and I think you're onto yourself,...
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10th March 2012, 07:12 AM
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Cheers mate, that's a good read. It's good to see...
Cheers mate, that's a good read. It's good to see the saw and fences are square to each other. What about other set angles (ie: 45deg)? Can it make an accurate series of cuts to form box mitre joints?