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Try Speedy Steel (used to be Culpan) in Airport West. May be able help

Recent experience with Fujitsu! Took from October to Christmas eve to get faulty unit repaired, including five tech visits. Fortunately under warranty - hate to think of cost if it had not been!
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Mine arrived yesterday. Great looking shirts. Well done Rowan!:2tsup:
PS. I will PM you re what looks to be a manufacturing fault in the shirt.

For years I've been telling my Doc he is reading the tables incorrectly- I'm just short for my weight!:)

Try Acrylic Sheet Form in Tullamarine. May be able to get some offcuts if lucky. There are also a few suppliers in Airpot west but can't remeber names.

Suppose that every day, ten men go out for beer and the bill for all ten comes to $100. If they paid their bill the way we pay our taxes, it would go something like this:

The first four men (the...

Meggles,

As a younger person I am sure that you do not have the requisite experience to fully appreciate the magnitude of this disability. I was diagnosed with this disease nearly 2 years ago...

Try lightly rubbing a bit of parrafin wax or candle wax on the bottom of the plane. It reduces friction between the plane and the wood.

Chris,

I am assuming your internet is ADSL. Do you have any other phones in the house part from the cordless phone that is noisy? If so have you checked whether they are also noisy?
The reason...

Neil,

Appreciate opportunity to help and support the forums. I thought it went very well and despite location got a lot of interest

Is it likely that there will be further opportunities like...

Keep it. If you can't work out what to use it for and you throw it out, you can be sure you will find what you could have used for it within a few days!:~
Wish I had kept one now to pump water from...

Plyco had a stand at the WWWS. They are in Fairfield and may be worth checking out. Don't know how prices compare

I'm in for one of each please. Good work.
Option 1 L
Option 2 XL

Email sent.

Hi "BD",

I am intending to get to the show and would be happy to assist for an hour or two because I think the forum is a great source of info and should be publicised. Planning to be at the...

It has been said already in this thread - the issue is consequences. There are two aspects today that did not exist in my younger days.

1. More parents unwilling to take the consequences of...

I did not have proof of purchase (except the saw). Call the number on the Hitachi Power tools site and they will tell you what to do. I had to take mine to a Hitachi service agent to verify...

Brave move with Equine Influenza about!:D

Thanks. Already advised and in my case actioned. Refer http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au/showthread.php?t=50509&highlight=hitachi

I have used ISDN for some time but cannot comment on satellite. ISDN can be used in two ways, either as a normal telephone dial up connection by using one of the phone ports and normal modem or by...

As well as the specs and price check the warranties - especially what is covered and what is not.

Not sure with the Makita but with my Bosch it was a case of replace the motor. From recollection cost about $45 from B's special orders.

If you are looking at Makita 3612 suggest you look at 3612C (variable speed). The fixed speed of the 3612 can be limiting especially if you want to use it in a table.

So does this mean that Mc is not good for you're health?

Try Aldi???? In the price range but no idea re quality, etc ..... Not sure if this is for Vic only or ??? But $199 advertised in local catalogue an on originbal email advice Unfortunately link to...

Just a few things to consider if you are going to undertake this type of conversion.

It all has to be done in real time. Unfortunately vinyls don't have 2x, 4x or 48x. So you will have to spend...

If you are using good quality bits you should not have any problems. Just be careful of the 'unknown' brands. Refer extract from a previous post

Safety recall. Only became aware of the recall from these forums.

Iain,

I like the Hitachi. Not sure which model you saw but guessing it was the C10FSB. I had a C10FS for more than 5 years until a couple of months ago when it was replaced by Hitachi (free of...

Reminds me of uni days. VB cans to the ceiling until money became short and last resort was a flagon of port.

Tubby2,

May also be worth looking at Stihl brand if they still :D make them. Small unit I have had for several years works well for cars, driveways (pavers and concrete), even stripping varnish...

All of the above. Even sure I will like the ones I don't know about until now!.

Yes. Use BP. I got a message that there was a database error.

You may have early onset of this:

Recently, I was diagnosed with : A.A.A.D.D. - Age Activated Attention Deficit Disorder.

This is how it manifests:

I decide to water my garden.

As...

Robert,

If your budget can stand it go for one of the Tritons for the router table. You won't regret it. I also have a 3612 but the Triton is so much easier in the table - variable speed for the...

My C10FS (SCMS) was also replaced thanks to advice of the recall on this forum about 3 months ago (http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au/showthread.php?t=50509&highlight=hitachi).
Check hitachi...

Carry,

My understanding is that the type of the motors we are talking about here draw minimal current at full speed ie with no load (can't remember the theory, something to to with back EMF or...

Guess it was a bit difficult to work out which cupboard when you were 17.:D Congrats on your success!. :D You didn't tell us what your prize was!:D :D :D

[quote=Terry B;552282]If a man speaks, and a woman is not present, is he still wrong?"/quote]

I wake every day and think I am wrong! From then every day is a good day cos it always gets better!:D

Maybe you should catch one of these and just point it in the direction of the shed co!:D
http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au/showthread.php?t=53116

You may also find some info in this thread.
http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au/showthread.php?t=36141

regards

I'm watching this with interest as I need to try a few lock mitres shortly. A few months back I met a gentleman who had made a lot of drawers with the lock mitre and his advice was to build a jig to...

Who's "Grunt"?:D

Is he/she a good looker?:D

Try Woodworking Warehouse, Braeside. Someone (may have been one of their team) mentioned these belts can be a problem if you do not adjust and/or clean dust regularly.

Might be worth looking at this
https://www.woodworkforums.com/showthread.php?t=32039&highlight=corrugated+iron

I've had good reports on "Bar-D-K" from Cabot's. (available from the big B). Haven't tried it myself yrt but there a re a few imminent projects which I intend to try it on. Might be worth checking.

I use a piece of aluminium approx 300mm long and 200mm wide with a slight curve along one long side edge. It is strong enough to push the curved bit down between the architrave and the carpet, lever...

Still on the missing in action list!. Will post a pic if I can find it!!:D

Silent,

Thanks for this advice as without your post would never have known. Hitachi have just replaced the my old saw(C10FS) with a new c10FSB.

Our family room table has the grain running across. It is an extension table 1000x1800 opening out to 2400. Top is made up of pieces approx 90x35mm glued together. Looks OK and no problems with...

Bichon/poodle cross. Eats like a horse, wants to play ball all day. Rough when playing and a wimp when at the vet. Has the deepest bark I have heard for a small dog. Loves attention and loves any...