John B
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G'day Dan, No not a company I work for. Kalgoorlie , where I live, is a Gold mining town so Haulpac trucks and Poppet heads are common. Kid love them and tourists also like them.
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All cut from 6mm mdf with a 3mm MDF backer. A4 size. Cut with an FDUR #3
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Good stuff Gary.
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Another one, done and dusted by the master.
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Both very nice Fran. I'm sure they will go up on the tree every year.
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I'd say you and the new machine have bonded and make a great pair Joe
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Congrats Ike Any cash in your pocket is better than in somebody else's mate.
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It's not that much different then the Cabinet shop I did my apprenticeship in Marg. We had some air tools, but most was still done by hand. Terry would appreciate, that a Yankee Screwdriver was pretty cool.
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If you liked Sam Custodio's "Mechanics" Pattern I think you will love his latest. It is available from his Facebook p;age
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You will love them Gary. BTW Happy anniversary and may you have many more.
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Just initial the back or place an X on each piece or even use an adhesive star or dot on the back of the pieces.
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Thanks Gary The oval tops are 200m x 190mm and the Round tops are 240mm x 190mm The hooks are 25mm (1") square hooks.
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ONYA Joe, If they had them in Oz for a reasonable price I would jump on a pegas. Enjoy mate.
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I think we need an emoticon on each page for 'Absolutely bloody amazing and stupendous" I would use it multiple times for this Top stuff Alexey
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It's pretty sad isn't it Marg, when we don't even produce a local car any more. We bought the last model Falcon, a demo and I intend to keep it until it or I peg it, which ever comes 1st
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Thanks Leshko, no, no router. I bevel cut the ovals and circles on the scroll saw so they push trough from the back and wedge about half way through.
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Thanks Les The oval tops are 200m x 190mm and the Round tops are 240mm x 190mm The hooks are 25mm (1") square hooks.
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That is really cool Marg, You are going to be the Nana of the year.
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Looking good Ron, Small boxes are a treasure for hiding a treasure.
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Just completed these 4 key racks, another 4 on the bench. These ones will be going to a local shop. Cut from 19mm (3/4") Radiata Pine
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Jim, What i have is a 1/4" chuck from an old drill, It's a Jacobs so is pretty good. You should be able to pick up an old 1/4" electric drill fro next to nothing now. Undo the chuck, screw a bolt into it, where it used to screw onto the drill, Cut the head of the bolt, fit into your drill press and Bob's your auntie.
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@Tammi201 I Messaged you some cats. Have fun
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Marg, do the blade chucks, clamps move up and down, eg closer together and wider apart, or another way, do you have to hold them closed when putting in a blade. If this is the case, in the top arm is a mechanism that moves the top blade chuck up and down, on my Ex21 this is joined in the middle for some amazing reason. Quite a while ago, the nut that joins these came loose and I had a knocking noise. The nut that uses the saw is always loose
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I'll hunt them up and send them. I got most from various pieces of clipart.
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Very nice. It's this type of thing that gets passed down.
