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28th Mar 2021, 03:05 PM
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Pedal powered scroll saw identify and assistance
Hi,
This was rescued from tip for doing up and now maybe a bit of use. Can you help me correctly identify it and any assistance with missing parts or I just make for enjoyment.
Cheers,
Nick
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21st Mar 2021, 05:53 PM
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Doors basically sanded and now have some shellac...
Doors basically sanded and now have some shellac added to see what i would look like
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21st Mar 2021, 12:15 PM
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Doors are up for a cleaning next 491556491557
Doors are up for a cleaning next
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20th Mar 2021, 01:05 AM
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Update
Progressing with shellac layers
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14th Mar 2021, 11:10 AM
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Sanding has commenced first with ROS using 240...
Sanding has commenced first with ROS using 240 (exposed a lot of hidden damage) then 120 and finally back to 240. The pine top had severe stained but most have been sanded out.
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14th Mar 2021, 07:07 AM
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Converting silky oak wardrobe into bookcase / display cabinet
This is a wardrobe that had been deconstructed for the wood and now I have decided that I should preserve the joint workmanship (half blind ..... can't remember the name but as it stands 5'4" tall...
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28th Feb 2021, 02:09 PM
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Finally to lock up stage and in use but needing a...
Finally to lock up stage and in use but needing a lot more cleaning
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22nd Feb 2021, 06:44 AM
Thread: Recycle into workbench
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Certainly not got oil on it. Doing that was my...
Certainly not got oil on it. Doing that was my initial thought but I want to have a good pan for this table.
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20th Feb 2021, 10:45 PM
Thread: Recycle into workbench
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Recycle into workbench
I bought this one today for a song in my books. I've had many before this and really they were assembly tables. This suits my preference to recycle and very much being a starter. The way I see it I...
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19th Feb 2021, 09:01 AM
Thread: HAFCO BS16A manual and photo's
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Replaced bearing yesterday and after a lot of...
Replaced bearing yesterday and after a lot of searching and offers to get them in I finally bought 6004 2RS bearing from local mower shop for $7 with knowledge they always have plenty of stock. They...
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16th Feb 2021, 08:57 PM
Thread: HAFCO BS16A manual and photo's
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Following shows a hole I thought was for wheels...
Following shows a hole I thought was for wheels but maybe it was a securing point for transport.
After that is 2 shots home made guide on it now.
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15th Feb 2021, 10:29 PM
Thread: HAFCO BS16A manual and photo's
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Thank you I saw them but will now pay serious...
Thank you I saw them but will now pay serious attention to them. I wonder if they would have stock in Brisbane :)
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13th Feb 2021, 10:00 PM
Thread: HAFCO BS16A manual and photo's
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That's amazing. I suspect mine predates 2006 and...
That's amazing. I suspect mine predates 2006 and has a different upper guide.
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13th Feb 2021, 06:57 AM
Thread: HAFCO BS16A manual and photo's
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Photo of BS16A label
Sadly they are different
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12th Feb 2021, 06:44 PM
Thread: HAFCO BS16A manual and photo's
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HAFCO BS16A manual and photo's
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Can anyone help me with copy of the manual and some photo's? I'm rebuilding one and would like to see what it all was originally.
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7th Feb 2021, 08:35 PM
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Inside has been painted as well as the shelves....
Inside has been painted as well as the shelves. Just for a bit of history I have left the lining on one small shelf.
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26th Jan 2021, 08:38 AM
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Looking for comments on wetting the top and...
Looking for comments on wetting the top and placing in sun to get boards to curl back to flatter before trying to secure down again.
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24th Jan 2021, 07:45 PM
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Silky oak kitchen cabinet recovery into bookcase
Picked this started project yesterday and in a rush to convert it into a bookcase for myself. It came from an estate at Amity Point Queensland I was told.
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29th Nov 2020, 08:01 AM
Thread: Old drawers 1800's?
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Just an update the top ended up being sanded to...
Just an update the top ended up being sanded to show the burnt area wasn't bad at all. I'm progressing with shellac and will just take my time with many thin layers. As it's just not about me this...
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21st Nov 2020, 09:42 PM
Thread: Old drawers 1800's?
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I certainly have a lot to learn. I do have some...
I certainly have a lot to learn. I do have some old large pieces of red cedar and 2 large planks of mahogany (ex table top) that I will also bring out to compare. Local wood dealer mentioned red...
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21st Nov 2020, 09:35 PM
Thread: Old drawers 1800's?
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The carcass of the drawers feel like red cedar in...
The carcass of the drawers feel like red cedar in weight but the front is much heavier so I'm really leaning to mahogany.
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21st Nov 2020, 10:28 AM
Thread: Display cabinet Modern
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No not soft like read cedar (my favourite wood) :)
No not soft like read cedar (my favourite wood) :)
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21st Nov 2020, 05:49 AM
Thread: Old drawers 1800's?
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Thank you that was very informative and relevant...
Thank you that was very informative and relevant to me.
Bone makes sense to me.
I'm very interested to understand what pricing did and why. Was it introduction of machinery?
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20th Nov 2020, 08:43 PM
Thread: Old drawers 1800's?
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Old drawers 1800's?
I happened across these drawers by mistake and for the price could leave them. Now I want to learn and protect them.
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20th Nov 2020, 08:01 PM
Thread: Display cabinet Modern
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Display cabinet Modern
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I'm looking for help to know what this wood is and how best to repair the finish. Should there be any sanding (I'm hoping not) or just cleaning and rejuvenation oil?
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18th Nov 2020, 09:02 PM
Thread: Antique buffet needs new backing board
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If you do end up removing the back I would...
If you do end up removing the back I would consider any inside work with the easy access before replacing it. When the ply is too far gone for me I try replacing with similar vintage ply of other...
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15th Nov 2020, 06:08 PM
Thread: Broken 3.6TPI handsaw recycle
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Cabinet maker scraper suit me well
Cabinet maker scraper suit me well
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14th Nov 2020, 09:38 AM
Thread: Broken 3.6TPI handsaw recycle
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Broken 3.6TPI handsaw recycle
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I acquired a saw yesterday and would like to understand what it was used for and how I can recycle it. Measuring 10" I counted 36 teeth so 3.6TPI?
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14th Nov 2020, 06:54 AM
Thread: Antique red cedar drawers
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I never thought of using hide glue or heat gun so...
I never thought of using hide glue or heat gun so thank you that info.
The 3rd bun foot has been removed and a different pair installed for now.
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13th Nov 2020, 08:48 AM
Thread: Antique red cedar drawers
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Antique red cedar drawers
Always fascinated and wanted a set of these drawers and while these were free I made a donation in appreciation of finally getting these after missing out on so many.
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8th Nov 2020, 08:01 PM
Thread: Drop front English Oak desk
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Thank you for that, now I know it's a "English...
Thank you for that, now I know it's a "English oak writing bureau"
Here are some of the documents we found in it
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8th Nov 2020, 11:14 AM
Thread: Drop front English Oak desk
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Drop front English Oak desk
Hi looking some information on the age and correct name for this desk. Bought it yesterday with legs in pieces and temporary put it together. Some replacement wood will have to go on but will be...
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9th Aug 2020, 08:06 PM
Thread: Gate leg table from Victoria - Mahogany?
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Didn't like the dark patches so waited and...
Didn't like the dark patches so waited and finally sanded then applied water based satin lacquer.
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9th Aug 2020, 07:58 PM
Thread: Bailey planes No 7 needing guidance
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Borrowed parts from a 4 1/2 plane I had hidden in...
Borrowed parts from a 4 1/2 plane I had hidden in my shed. These are my first trial shavings. Thanks for all the advice and the details on where to get new parts.
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9th Aug 2020, 07:55 PM
Thread: Bailey planes No 7 needing guidance
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Thank you very much for that offer. I just needed...
Thank you very much for that offer. I just needed to get in clean the shed to find my stash of planes and parts. I found a 4 1/2 that I borrowed the parts from for the moment. I was given the...
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9th Aug 2020, 07:52 PM
Thread: Bailey planes No 7 needing guidance
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Thank you I'm looking into these now
Thank you I'm looking into these now
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9th Aug 2020, 10:36 AM
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How to blend in with the aged lacquer for a seamless repair?
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Looking for guidance to start learning to do minor repairs on aged lacquer and blend the repair finish to match the rest.
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1st Aug 2020, 05:58 AM
Thread: Bailey planes No 7 needing guidance
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Thank you
Thank you
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31st Jul 2020, 09:03 PM
Thread: Bailey planes No 7 needing guidance
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Bailey planes No 7 needing guidance
Hi,
Looking for advice on how to get these up to be users again. Picked these up today and looking for a way to get at least one of them as a user quickly. Can I get the missing parts from other... -
31st Jul 2020, 08:51 PM
Thread: Silky oak drawers recovery and repair
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Took the time to strip the drawer frame but think...
Took the time to strip the drawer frame but think I haven't succeeded with the corners.
A first layer of water based clear satin.
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27th Jul 2020, 07:27 PM
Thread: Silky oak drawers recovery and repair
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Pulled out another smaller set of drawers of the...
Pulled out another smaller set of drawers of the same design to finish off and put together as a set. There is space underneath that show legs were attached before. I think it will be cool to get a...
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27th Jul 2020, 06:38 AM
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Thanks, that makes a lot more sense than being...
Thanks, that makes a lot more sense than being open to the element. I'll cut some silky oak bars and work out the material.
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26th Jul 2020, 06:58 PM
Thread: Interesting old desk
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Love the pictures showing the progress. Feel good...
Love the pictures showing the progress. Feel good I'm not the only one reusing the original nails :)
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26th Jul 2020, 01:05 PM
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Wind up gramaphone with silky oak cabinet
Looking for advice from people experienced with these.
When I got this someone had started stripping it.
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26th Jul 2020, 12:40 PM
Thread: Silky oak drawers recovery and repair
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Gave the top and drawers a 3rd coat. I try to run...
Gave the top and drawers a 3rd coat. I try to run fine grit sand paper over each coat to ensure it's smooth.
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25th Jul 2020, 10:31 PM
Thread: Kitchen cupboard
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Just the top layer. I was thinking I need to use...
Just the top layer. I was thinking I need to use some grease proof paper when I do it so that the melamine board I put against it doesn't get stuck.
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25th Jul 2020, 10:03 PM
Thread: Silky oak drawers recovery and repair
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Thank you. Started the hunt for suitable...
Thank you. Started the hunt for suitable handles. The little bit left of the old ones actually match the kitchen cupboard I'm working on at the same time so they will go to it.
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25th Jul 2020, 06:43 PM
Thread: Silky oak drawers recovery and repair
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Decided to start painting with water based satin...
Decided to start painting with water based satin clear to protect what I had started.
I started some scraping of the top ply wood and realised I was succeeding.
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25th Jul 2020, 04:05 PM
Thread: Silky oak drawers recovery and repair
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Silky oak drawers recovery and repair
Last lot of silky oak drawers no one liked but when they were done they were claimed by 2 family members.
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25th Jul 2020, 03:54 PM
Thread: Kitchen cupboard
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Did a trial run with the paint to see how it...
Did a trial run with the paint to see how it looked.
Now on to the ply wood doors. Initially stripped with scraper and then ROS using 120 grit.
Next challenge is gluing and clamping the loose ply...