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    wooden bike stays

    Any suggestions how these were done? https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/ab/45/23/ab45234399e908af2a0826a844c3d67d.jpg
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    adding a logo to a rifle stock

    I am in the process of finishing a rifle stock and would like to put my logo on it. The stock is laminated birch ply, the laminations have been dyed using water based dyes. I don't feel tool confident at trying to dremel the design into my stock, I am worried that trying to stencil and dye the...
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    Wooden bodied car

    I am currently building a wooden bodied car based on a Suzuki chassis from a set of plans by a noted designer in the kit car / rebody world. Having finished the chassis refurb I am about to put the plywood floor in place. He suggests undersealing the body with a mixture of PVA glue and exterior...
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    Lidl Parkside combination cutter

    Just a quick post. I see that Lidl are offering a few tools up next Thursday. One is a combination cutter, a bit like a Dremel Trio. The only thing is I can't see any mention of the collet size. Has anyone had one of these previously who might know this information?
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    Cutting thin aluminium sheet

    I am about to turn four full sheets of aluminium into various pieces of a kitcar (it is actually a rebody ) Having used a jigsaw last time with some issues after using a nibbler the previous time (I'm still pulling metal shrapnel out of various locations) The jigsaw always leaves an edge that...
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    Printing to size in Sketchup

    I simply have to put up a post on this subject after spending far too much time trying to find an answer to the conundrum that is printing 1:1 in sketchup. The problem has often been mentioned and the answers are at best a bodge job and judging by Sketchup 2013 unless you want to cough up £400...
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    My newly built space saving thicknesser cabinet

    It isn't the finest piece on here but I am proud of it. I was gifted this thicknesser, it was a bit broken at the time. One of the bevel gears was stripped and this stopped it adjusting. I bought some replacement gears off fleabay and attached them. Once it was rebuilt it was slightly out of...
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    Some kind of stupid

    Please tell me I'm not the first person to glue themselves into their clothes :oops:
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    Thicknesser out of parallel

    I was kindly given a thicknesser a while back on permanent load for a little job I did. Whilst old it was working well apart from the depth adjusment. It turned out that a set of plastic bevel gears had worn out which I duly replaced. I thought I had got them aligned reasonably well but they are...
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    A thank you to Steve Maskery

    An age ago I promised to buy myself some DVD's on the machinations and black arts of table sawing, a subject I appeared to be losing at. I took delivery on a nice Record Power table saw, then paid a million pounds to get the workshop wired up by someone who knew what they were doing. I then had...
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    left handed turning

    This is probably the daftest question ever but please bear with me. I went to Paskins today to spend loads of dosh on a table saw and became mesmerised at the wood turning demonstrations. I dismissed the notion of trying it as I have a disability which makes me very left handed. My right arm...
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    guidance with my tablesaw, very new to the sport.

    I am very new to woodwork and splashed out on a 10" tablesaw. I'm not sure if it is good etiquette to mention names but it may be applicable to getting an answer. It is a Charnwood W616. The saw works wonderfully on plywood and stuff up to 25mm but it really struggles on anything much thicker...
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    Trying to use Router to make box joints

    Hi, I knocked up a jig to make box joints using a 1/2" cutter. I haven't tried making box joints before but a space in my workstation was begging for a drawer and I thought it would be an excellent opportunity to try. The problem is that the router is ripping the hell out of the wood and not...
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