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All normal here, was a bit slow but that seems to be fixed

I would use Rustins Plastic coating, in my opinion and many others it is the best product every produced for Bench tops.

Just dry overspray, don't think you should have any probs with topcoat

Yep way back before google and and way before the internet, it was just called Pineboard the brand from the major manufacturer, we used to purchase from Howard Silvers, the only place it was ever...

Then your good friend google is wrong!

Ahh! the Cloud that mythical place where people store all their valuable data (not me) one day the cloud will crash

excuse my ignorance but what is cloud flaer, Pain killers have kicked in time go to bed this typeing thing has be stumed

Pineboard is a brand of Particle board, years ago before the melamine coating came about it was was all referred to as Pineboard

That is is not too bad for a contractor saw I have seen much worse, contractor saws are the bottom line for accuracy

I am no expert but would it not make sense to obtain the "monitor" then construct the mount to suit

Last chance!

Glad to see the "Buy Australia campaign is working well"

Cancel the payment and go elsewhere

If it is going to be painted I would use laminated Pine

Very common these days just to make a new part.

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"Tasmanian Blackwood" don't think too much paint will be involved, to answer you question I would be very surprised if there were any of the shelf examples it will be a case of finding some one to...

Project Machine, getting rid of a couple of ( Never get a round to it ) items
Durden Pacemaker rebuild project last it plugged (4Yrs) in it all worked comes with new custom made rise and fall...

Those brackets will not hold the weight of rails and a mattress, they are not designed to they will break.

By the look of the previous marking on the timber those brackets are not the correct brackets, I think the brackets pictured are for mounting a Headboard to a ensemble type base

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I'm not being condescending here but they are LOW quality Aldi why would you bother just replace them it is akin to trying to replace the phosphorus on a used match.

Nothing wrong with using scraps or anything that does the job.

Silicone pastry brushes are great for glue as the glue does not stick when dries you just break it it of, I was sceptical although now I am a convert

Classic Fasteners

From reading his other post he seems to have become a bit snowed under so I would not give up on him yet

Thanks for the replies I think I will go with galv, I can also buy that pre threaded

I am going to make some pipe cramps, (too mean to buy expensive ones) there seems to be a opinion that black pipe is better than galv to prevent slipping
any body have first hand experience.

Wind the quill completely out and inspect, most likely just need to replace the pin. may have to remove the keeper plate so as to remove the threaded shaft

Google Diamond sharpening stones they are available pretty much everywhere.

Most brands have spec sheets available, normally depends on what the offset is

Tecknatool Nova is a highly regarded quality product, just about every woodturner in Australia and New Zealand and many other countries would have one, more likely several

As said above stringer needs to be replaced, you could replace one side it comes down to economics, would be less expensive to replace the entire unit unless of course you can do the job yourself...

I have been using a table saw for 45+ yrs and as far as I can work out there is no science just opinion.

If you do not wish to go to trouble of bluing etc. just wipe all the bare metal with a oily rag, this has been a tried a true procedure for as long as there has been metal and rust.


Bob that...

As some one who has a large number of such items and still uses them I will say that 99% will only be worth a few dollars as with most things it is the rarity, or something that makes them not the...

If you have a front loader it will most likely survive otherwise a soft brush and dishwashing detergent.

Bob, congratulations adulations and fireworks, with your input many many queries have been discussed and solved, apart from the just general intertest items
looking forward to the next 25,000.

There is Hercus sub forum over on the metal work forum ( Metal Work Forums ) you may have better luck there. although IMO with respect you may need to revise you prices.

I have to agree with Neil, now that you have some better photo's that it was all stained in the same finish at some point The company I worked for was a "sister" company to Parker and made Parker...

I'm in

Pretty much all cast type vices have webs to add strength, as said above just cut slots to suit.

Does not really surprise me, people are realizing the value of such items ( made to last )

rod194 Correct now they sell for more than the did when new

Yes usually a strip of thin felt under the main top on each side to stop the extension pieces rubbing timber to timber

I did not work for Parker although I did work for a "sister" company, on occasion a table with contrasting extension leaves would be requested by a customer, this may well be what you have
if this...

The under $!000 GST rule has not applied for well over 12 months, you now pay GST on all items.

A picture tells a thousand words