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    Are pop rivet nozzles made to a common standard?

    Hi. I have a vintage King Klik pop riveter model T40. Very well made. But I'm missing a nozzle because it was lent to uncle Normam and it did not come back with all the nozzles. I want to go ahead and replace all the nozzles I do have. So, can I buy any make of spare pop rivet nozzle? Thanks. Rich
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    Drilling through the axial centre of a one meter length of wood

    Hi. I'm a complete newbie. I'm wanting to be able to drill through the axial centre of a one meter length of round dowel/wood. The drill of course would fit in the tailstock (I'd need to modify my current tailstock BTW). I'd need to be using at least a 500mm long drill. So, how is the task...
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    I want to buy a chuck (3/4" x 16 tpi)

    Hi. I realise that I need to buy a chuck for my newly acquired wood lathe, so I can cut off the ends of my work pieces. I'm thinking to buy a 4 jaw independent chuck (1500mm 6") by HSW as sold on Ebay for £71. Any thoughts? Thanks. Rich
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    I only want to turn wood into dowel, otherwise round bars

    Hi. I've just bought an inexpensive lathe to turn wood into dowel. I've never done any wood turning before. My thinking is, I need only tools that will make dowel, and that I ought to buy tools of some decent quality. So, can anyone here please recommend some tools I coud buy that will do the...
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    DIRTY PRO TOOLS 400W WOOD TURNING LATHE

    Hi. I'm a newbie. I was going to create a post asking if someone could make me a jointing part out of wood so I could extend the tubular support for a newly bought catering overshelf. But decided it was rather faffing about to do that and I could make my own joints if I had a wood lathe. I...
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    Sourcing wood for the small-scale manufacturer

    Hi. I may turn a product idea into a business. Let's say that the product was a fictitious box product, made with 40mm x 40mm x 100mm beechwood for the four corners, beechwood panels of 100mm x 250mm x 10mm for the sides, and beech panels of 250mm x 250mm x 10mm for the base. Also that 500...
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    Veneered board: Is it more time consuming to work with, etc?

    Ignoring the marketing issue of whether to sell a veneered wood rather than a solid wood product, what are the technical and time-to-make issues with working with veneered wood that don't arise with solid wood? I'm thinking a making "boxes" with dovetailed or finger joints. Using perhaps a...
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    Supply Chain for a small cabinet/furniture maker

    Hi. What is the supply chain (sort of what does it look like) for a small-scale cabinet/furniture maker? Can you identify any examples of wood suppliers that would act as supply chain? Thanks.
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    Boxes: Making joints with machinery

    HI. I'm a newbie at woodwork. Lets say that you wanted to make, as a commercial venture in a small workshop, boxes 150mm height. And you decided to use dove - tail joints at the corners (dove-tail considered most appropriate, but other similar joints may be adequate). What machine (or labour...
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    Hinged boxes about 38cm x 28cm x 9.5cm inside dimensions

    Hi. I'm not a woodworking hobbyist. I'm trying to figure out how to get a cheap hinged box about 38cm (long) x 28cm (wide) x 9.5cm (deep) - inside dimentions. I'm going to make a near copy of a styrofoam tray used for holding electronic components, and make 6 "electronic kits". I have parts for...
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