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7th April 2022, 08:57 PM
Thread: Hanging cabinets on weatherboard wall
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Thanks @AlexS :)
Thanks @AlexS :)
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7th April 2022, 03:31 PM
Thread: Hanging cabinets on weatherboard wall
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Hanging cabinets on weatherboard wall
Afternoon all
I have built some wall cabinets for my workshop out of 17mm Formply. The workshop wall is actually the external wall of the house which is old weatherboard. I plan to attach the... -
24th March 2022, 10:09 AM
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Thanks both for those suggestions! Apologies for...
Thanks both for those suggestions! Apologies for the late reply - I had missed the notifications.
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21st March 2022, 10:32 AM
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Incra v27 - mitre gauge hits edge of table saw SB12
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I have an old Incra v27 with a Hafco SB12 Table saw - these I bought second hand. I have always had an issue with the mitre gauge.
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9th March 2022, 09:51 AM
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OK, so I think it was a simple fix! First thing I...
OK, so I think it was a simple fix! First thing I did was to remove the locking knob and give it a clean where it nests into the roll pin, this improved it a little.
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4th March 2022, 02:39 PM
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Ok, so its been a while and I've really been...
Ok, so its been a while and I've really been enjoying using the saw! The worm gears have stayed engaged - yee haa!. There is still one small niggling issue that I believe relates to the comment below...
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5th September 2021, 11:05 PM
Thread: AEG MF1400KE runout prices.
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Thanks for that, I'd be keen to see how you go...
Thanks for that, I'd be keen to see how you go with the better handle! The spindle lock is a bit tricky. I heard of some using a collet extender? I might look into that. The option is some have but a...
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5th September 2021, 11:02 PM
Thread: AEG MF1400KE runout prices.
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This is why I bought this. I didn't really want...
This is why I bought this. I didn't really want to go the whole hog on the router lift and it offered some of the functionality. I have mounted mine in a table saw extension wing. A basic insert off...
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3rd September 2021, 11:03 PM
Thread: AEG MF1400KE runout prices.
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interested in how you might do this. The plastic...
interested in how you might do this. The plastic winder does feel flimsy!
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18th August 2021, 10:44 AM
Thread: AEG MF1400KE runout prices.
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Of course I could return them too if they didn't...
Of course I could return them too if they didn't sell :)
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18th August 2021, 10:29 AM
Thread: AEG MF1400KE runout prices.
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499621 Sorry about the sideways! This might help...
499621 Sorry about the sideways! This might help you haggle :)
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17th August 2021, 09:26 PM
Thread: AEG MF1400KE runout prices.
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If this helps anyone haggle down their local ......
If this helps anyone haggle down their local ...
I have an image of the sales tag showing $125 - but the image uploader is timing out ATM :(
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17th August 2021, 09:06 PM
Thread: AEG MF1400KE runout prices.
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Yeah they aren't on the website anymore. But they...
Yeah they aren't on the website anymore. But they still had two in stock.
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17th August 2021, 10:55 AM
Thread: AEG MF1400KE runout prices.
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AEG MF1400KE runout prices.
Hi All,
Short story ... the AEG MF1400KE is on runout at Bunnings, from $399 down to $149 (at my local bunnings)
Why did I get this router?
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10th August 2021, 02:14 PM
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Some really helpful info thanks all. ...
Some really helpful info thanks all.
Considering a 10" blade instead of 12"
I have been considering going the 10" route to save some $$$ and therefore maybe get more blades! I will keep this in... -
10th August 2021, 10:40 AM
Thread: Recommendations for Dado set?
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Hmmm ... I suppose I thought they were the same...
Hmmm ... I suppose I thought they were the same ... The blade I have says its a 5/8 and measuring the arbour I get a 15.8mm reading. Could it be that Hafco changed from 5/8 to 16mm at some point?
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10th August 2021, 10:15 AM
Thread: Recommendations for Dado set?
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Yeah right! I tried :) Thanks for your answer,...
Yeah right! I tried :)
Thanks for your answer, I have often been tempted and just wanted to make sure I could infact get enough depth :) I was assuming yes ... based on basic maths, but real world... -
10th August 2021, 08:43 AM
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Thanks Riverbuilder :) I do understand this from...
Thanks Riverbuilder :) I do understand this from my reading - particularly given the range of timbers used, projects being made, ways of working and preferences! This is what I love about my newish...
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9th August 2021, 10:17 PM
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I have noticed that with my fence too, and...
I have noticed that with my fence too, and likewise I need to measure each time :( Im guessing there is no hack to fix it
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9th August 2021, 09:43 PM
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I think I used the word rip incorrectly, I...
I think I used the word rip incorrectly, I suppose every cut on plywood is both ripping and cross cutting!
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9th August 2021, 08:41 PM
Thread: Recommendations for Dado set?
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Out of interest ... can you use an 8" dado set in...
Out of interest ... can you use an 8" dado set in a 12" table saw?
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9th August 2021, 08:28 PM
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Thanks Biggus :) Hmmm maybe part of the...
Thanks Biggus :)
Hmmm maybe part of the "burning" is that I am pushing long lengths of Plywood through without proper technique as opposed to normal ripping. I assumed the 100t was good for all... -
9th August 2021, 07:16 PM
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New 12 inch general purpose Table saw blade - is my thinking on track?
Evening all,
I am about to get a new general purpose blade for my Hafco SB12 table saw.
I currently have a 36t that came with it and Im looking for some improved quality in the cuts. Id have... -
6th August 2021, 09:34 AM
Thread: Timbecom cyclone, any good?
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Thanks! So the image you show looks like you...
Thanks! So the image you show looks like you would mount it on the wall or ceiling then run some ducting, is that about right?
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5th August 2021, 04:15 PM
Thread: Timbecom cyclone, any good?
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Wondering if you have any links to products or...
Wondering if you have any links to products or recommendations that you think might hit the brief?
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3rd August 2021, 02:05 PM
Thread: Run ducting - high or low ...
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Thanks all for your feedback. It has helped. ...
Thanks all for your feedback. It has helped.
My current plan is now looking like this.
1. I will route a short 1m run of ducting to near the back door at floor level. I often use the Table saw... -
3rd August 2021, 01:08 PM
Thread: MDF, Bunnings Plywood or Birch Ply for Jigs
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Poll: I bought my track and hardware from Timbecon and...
I bought my track and hardware from Timbecon and so far happy with it, but I'm only just beginning :)
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3rd August 2021, 12:23 PM
Thread: Run ducting - high or low ...
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Run ducting - high or low ...
HI All,
I am a beginner on my Dust extraction Journey. My first post has guided me to the point where I now have a 2HP collector and a plan to house it out the back of my workshop. Here is the... -
1st August 2021, 02:20 PM
Thread: MDF, Bunnings Plywood or Birch Ply for Jigs
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Poll: Here we go :) So far so good! You can see the...
Here we go :)
So far so good! You can see the remnants of the old dog kennel on the underside!
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1st August 2021, 02:19 PM
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Here are some images of the finished sled. So far...
Here are some images of the finished sled. So far so good! You can see the remnants of the old dog kennel on the underside!
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31st July 2021, 07:24 PM
Thread: MDF, Bunnings Plywood or Birch Ply for Jigs
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Poll: Yeah I will! It is based off the "Fix This Build...
Yeah I will! It is based off the "Fix This Build That" table saw sled ... How To Make A Table Saw Sled (FREE Plans) | FixThisBuildThat
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31st July 2021, 07:21 PM
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OK so, I picked up one of the 2HP Carbatec and...
OK so, I picked up one of the 2HP Carbatec and set it up today. Its not "plumbed" in yet so I just had the flexible hose running outside, but wow ... what a difference! It was only plugged into the...
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31st July 2021, 07:18 PM
Thread: MDF, Bunnings Plywood or Birch Ply for Jigs
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Poll: Good question! it was 12mm C/D plywood I bought...
Good question! it was 12mm C/D plywood I bought at Bunnings!!! I was there buying something else and and noticed that the C/D ply had what looked like a B or maybe even A grade finish! I grabbed two...
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31st July 2021, 07:09 PM
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Yeah it is a bit bigger than many ... However i...
Yeah it is a bit bigger than many ... However i wanted to be able to cross cut pieces that are 600mm deep. It does mean I now have this big ting to lug around the workshop!
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31st July 2021, 07:05 PM
Thread: MDF, Bunnings Plywood or Birch Ply for Jigs
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Poll: Oh yes! I cut an older piece of 12mm plywood that...
Oh yes! I cut an older piece of 12mm plywood that had not bent over 5 years ... sure enough it bent within hours of cutting and sanding. I was about to buy MDF then realised that the weight of the...
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30th July 2021, 09:56 AM
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Thanks! I have done so much reading over the last...
Thanks! I have done so much reading over the last couple of days and missed that bit! I think it is pushing my price out to far ... but then ... health!
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29th July 2021, 05:05 PM
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Here is my immediate plan to keep woodworking and...
Here is my immediate plan to keep woodworking and get rid of the dust.
I will eventually be building a storage unit off the back of the workshop to house the DC. But I don't want this to stop me... -
29th July 2021, 02:48 PM
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Thanks :)
Thanks :)
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29th July 2021, 12:08 PM
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OK thank you both! It looks like some good...
OK thank you both!
It looks like some good course correction there. I will forgo the 1hp and get a 2hp. Maybe I should look out for one second hand.
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29th July 2021, 11:23 AM
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Making my workshop healthier - my plan - can I get away with a 1hp unit?
Here is what I have learnt over the last few days as I go about remedying the dust issue in my workshop.
Background
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28th July 2021, 12:51 PM
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Got it ... Wipe on Poly :) What is WOP?...
Got it ...
Wipe on Poly :)
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28th July 2021, 11:07 AM
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Ha ha :) What is WOP?
Ha ha :) What is WOP?
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28th July 2021, 08:40 AM
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Thank you - that is some really helpful advice....
Thank you - that is some really helpful advice. Particularly about the runners :) It might save me a tonne of stuffing around :) Fingers crossed I will get to the 5 cut method after dealing with all...
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27th July 2021, 07:01 PM
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Thanks Mr Brush :) I did have to google HMR ......
Thanks Mr Brush :) I did have to google HMR ... Melamine! Thanks :) Did you glue the runners or just screw?
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27th July 2021, 05:16 PM
Thread: MDF, Bunnings Plywood or Birch Ply for Jigs
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Poll: OK cool, so oil based instead of water based....
OK cool, so oil based instead of water based. Thanks again :)
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27th July 2021, 05:01 PM
Thread: MDF, Bunnings Plywood or Birch Ply for Jigs
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Poll: Oh nice, I hadn't thought of using Al angle. What...
Oh nice, I hadn't thought of using Al angle. What do you plan on sealing the MDF with? Thanks again :)
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27th July 2021, 04:40 PM
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Table Sled Warping during construction - plywood - you break my heart!
Hi All,
I'm in the middle of building a 1020mmx700mm Table Saw Sled using 12mm BC Pine plywood for the base.
The original piece I purchased warped after 3 days in the workshop. It deviated by a... -
27th July 2021, 04:26 PM
Thread: MDF, Bunnings Plywood or Birch Ply for Jigs
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Poll: Funny I came to forum because I am in the middle...
Funny I came to forum because I am in the middle of building a Table Saw sled and my ply is warping before I even finish the job! I might give this Valchromat a go! Out of interest, which thickness...
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20th July 2021, 09:10 AM
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Last night I roughened up the Formply with...
Last night I roughened up the Formply with sandpaper and glued and screwed an extra piece. Let's see how it rolls! Failing this I might try either welding up a support frame underneath. Thanks for...
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19th July 2021, 12:28 PM
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Thanks Hodgo, I suppose there is no harm in...
Thanks Hodgo, I suppose there is no harm in reinforcing it. I feel though I often over engineer things costing time money and aesthetics :)
I'm thinking I'll glue and screw an additional 17mm...