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what size boxes ? .. you have to have room for the wood you are cutting as well as the machine. So think about the placement on the shed too. You can have a long piece of wood sticking out the door/window if needed when cutting etc. edit , just googled, I know the type of box you mean now ! you will...

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surely the pocket holes will be on the inside , and so , not seen ?

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it might be fiddly .. but you might be able to get the part and swap everything over ?

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have you considered and ruled out a generator ?

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Depending on how much you intend to use it, and how big the wood is you want to mitre, you might benefit from buying one of these http://www.clasohlson.com/uk/Nobex-Mitre-Saw/40-8892?gclid=CjwKCAjw_dTMBRBHEiwApIzn_K4JW041sr_i_F5cSM6dfITyiEyaoHXy2pHLtUIZGitIkOs1Y0d4thoCA-YQAvD_BwE - other suppliers ...

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CaptainBungo wrote:Oh wow... I feel slightly embarrassed that I didn't actually think of that. Always trying to over complicate things

that's the way you will start to think when you work with wood

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if you ever watched TOH .. they used it (spray) all the time on empty rooms .. you know .. the usa .. using nail guns when we still had hammers ! lol

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put a list of tools you have .. that might help

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you could make a bigger mitre box quite easily.

1st things we learned in school wood class was mitre box, bench hooks etc .. have a google .. quite straight forward

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doug fir ?

it's berried in my memory banks somewhere, that that is a suitable wood to use for a keel.

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Henry wrote:
bigdanny wrote:For what?
Cutting wood

a better answer might inspire better replies !

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Pressure treated softwood, will be cheaper than hardwood. at least for the posts ?
I'd go for laminated glass over tempered. It's cheaper, and doesn't make a mess if it get broken.
Most notice boards I've seen are very simple things.

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you could rebate / groove to have them hidden in the legs .. just a suggestion to use a stay that might not be intended for this use

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couldn't you use any hinge, along with some stays .. either top cupboard type .. pasting table type etc etc .. there is a lot of fold up camping type furniture to look at too

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ah, ok .. same as mine then.

the P is for particulates. 1,2,3 .. with 3 being the best / removing the most

I'll have to look at removing dust more at source. And also use my air cleaner again.

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yes , a little bit reasuring .. they do a P3 prefilter , but can't find it in this country.

about £5 a pair from the nether regions .. plus post.

So might get the one Steve said about, for when using MDF only

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you can add a DIY DRO with a cheap digi caliper

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indeed it is Nick ! .. right and royally they done it too !

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Looks like I'll be getting something more suited to MDF dust ......

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this is the cartridge
http://www.gersonco.com/product/gerson-g02e/

and this is the prefilter
http://www.gersonco.com/product/gerson- ... d-082814c/

you know .. I never considered it before ? I have no idea why not ...

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Cheers Steve . Mine are comfy . When the CNC is going I wear it all day practically . It was more that I've been buying/using the same system for about 10 yrs , that I thought I'd check and see what everyone else is using these days Price wise, the replacement cartridges for mine are about £18 ish, ...

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just getting ready to buy a new mask/ or cartridges for the one I have. which is this one http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Gerson-9000E-Series-Respirator-Face-Mask-Free-UK-Delivery-Model-9213E-/281596029851?hash=item41906e6b9b:g:B1QAAOSwH09ZJZsj has twist on cartages, and disposable prefilters .. I used to...

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what size ?

could you make a small Y half the thickness and half lap the joint ?

How thick ? Biscuits / dominoes / dowels might do ?

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yep .. all over the world, people are being photofucketed .

I haven't seen anyone say they will pay though.
I don't know if they actually thought people would or not, but they've totally screwed every forum ever

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image not working for me ?

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you got any photo's ?
what kind of plastic ?

it maybe cheaper to get some new cubes laser cut, with the holes already in

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depends on the kit you have , and you ability ?

Screwed from the outside and glued would last a while.
I'd put some slight flats on the arch where it meets the bracket, whichever way you chose to join.

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ah .. a proper one !

there are a few members on here that have them.

MarkNumbers, Sainty, come to mind. York33 built his, as did I, so I can't comment on the proper ones sorry.

Treat them like an employee .. then after a year or two of "paying them" , they work for nothing !

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it depends what you will use it for, how much you have to spend, and what space you have to put it.

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very nice on all counts !

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Hi everyone. First time on. I've started a project and realised I need a pillar drill. A small bench drill would be ok as my project is small. I used to have a budget buy drill that I got from Machine Mart but it was not really very good for several reasons. A machine that is a little better qualit...

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Here are some ebay sold listings

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from= ... be&_sop=13

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if they are clean, stick them on ebay ! .. I'd be surprised if you couldn't sell them.
Or advertise them in a free paper for free local collection

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nickw wrote:It's a workbench. What does a bit of discolouration matter?

I was thinking that .. I'd much rather have the patina and history that it must have

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How about as the woodyard for 2 consecutive planks ? (if they cut thier own .

Whitmores do, and will let you select your own

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a blade will rip or cut exactly the same for a pro or a hobbyist !

along with the same quality of cut ..
and safety issues !

it only take a minute to change a blade . But if you can't be bothered, then at least get a combi cut blade.

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they ship to UK ?

or, can't you just use a round with of wood/ply/mdf, with an offset hole ?

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was the wood dry before you started ?

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I presume you are oiling both sides equally ?
1st oiling should be flooded on and left for a while before wiping off the excess

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Hello all Can you tell me all your best selling products please, I'll be semi retired, so I can make them cheaper and take all your customers thanks :lol: :lol: Seriously, have a look at the places you will likely be selling, and see what is selling there (that you would like to make). Then decide ...

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