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    Bench/Panel saws

    You will want something with a 3m sliding table to rip full sheets and a scoring saw to avoide splintered edges. Altendorf or Martin are the...
    Post by: jasonb, Oct 15, 2010 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    Router collet

    They may all be the same internal dimension but Makita and DW are a completely different external shape. Have a look on Trend or Wealdens site...
    Post by: jasonb, Oct 12, 2010 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    Tormek T3 sharpening system is bloomin awesome

    I've had a Tormek for about 10 years and the wheel is still going strong though a bit smaller in diameter. So long as you keep the tools moving...
    Post by: jasonb, Oct 8, 2010 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    Can anyone help me find Black contiboard ......

    Most of the lareg MFC (melamine faced chipboard) producers have black in their range, either plain or with a wood grain texture. Find a panel...
    Post by: jasonb, Sep 24, 2010 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    best worktop cutters?

    Replaceable blade ones such as KWO, Trend, etc Jason
    Post by: jasonb, Sep 12, 2010 in forum: Kitchen Fitters' Talk
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    Concealed hinges -- carcass too thick

    "Two kitchen carcasses screwed together are 36mm thick but the hinges still work. " But the door only overhangs one thickness at the most...
    Post by: jasonb, Sep 2, 2010 in forum: Kitchen Fitters' Talk
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    Looking to source a thicker solid wood worktop

    I've had ones with 60 & 80mm downstands made in the past. These were also done with wide full length staves and not the short thin bits you get...
    Post by: jasonb, Aug 12, 2010 in forum: Kitchen Fitters' Talk
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    Looking to source a thicker solid wood worktop

    I've had them made with an 80mm downstand in the past, the tops were also made from long wide staves not all the little short bits you get in oiff...
    Post by: jasonb, Aug 12, 2010 in forum: Kitchen Fitters' Talk
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    sticking router bits.

    Flying scott has it right the collet need s to snap into the nut and then fit the nut/collet to the router. When removing do it in the two...
    Post by: jasonb, Aug 5, 2010 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    6mm ply

    Floor stapler (also called a spot stapler)is the best tool as thats what its made for. Should be able to hire one from the likes of HSS, they call...
    Post by: jasonb, Jul 21, 2010 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    rebate cutter heads

    Yep they are basically a dado blade but you need the machine with the wider blade guard, though if its shown in the manual for your machine then...
    Post by: jasonb, Jun 23, 2010 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    Drilling into 5mm perspex ?

    Slow spiral drill if you can get one that big, 6mm will not be a problem. Or a flat wood bit will work well as will a holesaw. For the oval,...
    Post by: jasonb, Jun 17, 2010 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    Long Wood Drill Bits

    You can buy 300mm long flat bits, I have several in the smaller sizes for when the extension is too large a diameter. I also have a set of beam...
    Post by: jasonb, Jun 6, 2010 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    Applying veneer

    The biggest problem with trying to veneer anything insitu is getting an even pressure all over the surface while the glue dries if doing it with...
    Post by: jasonb, May 27, 2010 in forum: Carpenters' Talk
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    Ceramic sinks

    I feel they are the easiest too keep looking good and look at how many old butlers sinks are still going strong. Tap holes usually knock out or...
    Post by: jasonb, May 18, 2010 in forum: Kitchen Fitters' Talk
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