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This is what I've used to move bazillions of nails super quick.

Its actually a punch but if you slide it over the exposed nail (pointy end) or just hit the snapped off nail with it, it will blast...

I had to make the same call about 12 months ago and what i found was that i really needed (wanted) all four machines at the same time and ended up forking out the dosh. I had the money saved for it...

This is exact same problem happened with mine less than a week ago. It actually happened when i first installed it into my only just finished router table (anticlimax). The router itself had only had...

I had a similar issue when doing my deck at home and chose to dig down and level the area so i could put stumps in and have air flow under the bearers.

Short term you will probably be fine but...

G'day Hellofellow,

Having just been through a similar process of budgeting for and researching tools/machinery to setup a small shop all i can say is read read read and then do a little bit more...

G'day Paul,

You could cut all of your large holes half way though the wood then cut all the smaller holes completely out. Then go back and cut through the rest of the way of the larger holes (the...

I would (did) let it weather until the timber stops leaching the tannins, it was a while ago now but I don't think it took 6 months, a good three at least.

It's probably not super critical to wait...

Ive got a feeling your easiest/first solution (without seeing it) is to have it raised and restumped.

You couldn't dig down as then your existing stumps wont be deep enough (and it would be a...

Hi Norgee,

I have only just recently pulled down/destroyed my workbench which was built in much the same fashion as the one you have shown. When I built it I thought it was amazing and would serve...

G'day TT,

While I cant answer the question of how well it will collect dust with it set up he way you have shown but i can suggest you don't take it all the way to the roof.

Perhaps only go up...

Hi Andy,

I am in the process of lining my shed at the moment. Will put a WIP up soon.

I cant comment on the flooring but for the walls i have insulated with some R.3 batts i got cheap on ebay...

I cant comment on the use of spotted gum but i used Merbua to cover my deck using dekties (google "nonaildecking") and used decking glue and have had excellent results.

The only problem i can see...

I think i will John.

Hopefully I'm not too far off from that stage. I'm actually enjoying the shop fit out just as much as making anything.

Cheers
Ben

Thanks Bob,

I am aiming to run 6" to the machines although once i get into it i may change and run 2 x 4" or whatever seems best per machine.

Thanks John,

I do have a total eden in Geelong...

Thanks for the advice Bob.

Already hunting around for 6" fittings on ebay/gumtree etc. Managed to get 30 x 45 deg elbows and 10m of pipe (and about 30 x 90's which i wont be using) for $275. Not a...

Thanks for the quick response Bob.

The garden shed is on a poured slab so digging out the inside isn't an option and raising it would too much work on top of everything else but thanks for the...

Hey guys,

Just a quick question.

I have just bought a new dusty and after reading lots of info about the ideal setup i have decided i want to locate the dusty out in my garden shed which is...

I had the same conundrum but with the TSCE-10L, the TSC 10HB and the Jet Exacta. Carbatec have just had a sale and had the TSCE-10L (which as far as i can tell is identical to the Jet) reduced to...

CN Oil or XJ Clear will retreat exposed ends of treated timber. I know "Masters" stock it if you have one near you.

New to this site and just read through the Post. Looks amazing!!:thumbup1:

Graeme is correct on this. I work in a plant that manufactures LOSP and other timber treatments and about half of what we send to the mills is clear and you would not know to look at the timber once...

G'day everyone,

My name is Ben and I'm from Geelong.

I've been looking at this site for a few months now and i have to say its amazing! It has completely inspired me to take my woodworking a...