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I'd be grateful for some advice with the blade for my Ozito bandsaw, before I go insane, which I unboxed just yesterday. Though I can't really rem ...
Thanks a lot for the info and suggestions Eric. I'll follow those links and take it from there. AND it might be a good idea to tackle that bolted lett ...
Hi all,
I want to continue the tiny lawn in my backyard over the area I've pictured, which is approximately 7.5sqM. Though I'd love to lay turf, I ca ...
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Just wondering, what would be the same as "Lacquer" in Australia? Is it just simply varnish or something different? Most of the woodworking video ...
Hi @Noyade There are 14 spigots in total and far as I can tell they're all marine stainless steel, including the hex screws. I've replaced the offendi ...
Afternoon @tod I have always considerd Lacquer and Varnish to be the same type of deal. I think they look great until the varnish ages/not cared for. ...
Evening @tod I'm glad it worked but at the same time I'm surprised it did work. I've never tried it - I've always gone down the track that if the met ...
Hi @tod,
If the allen key head is stripped, then it's already destroyed. I'd suggest you move on to screw/bolt extraction methods, like using a scre ...
Afternoon @tod I Googled stripped allen heads - and this gent assures viewers a 'tapered' Torx head is the way to go. Can't say I've seen a tapered ...
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That's fantastic to hear, I'm sure @MikeTNZ and @Vis-á-vis will be pleased to hear their suggestions worked. There's nothing like the joy of ...
Thanks a lot for the info and suggestions Eric. I'll follow those links and take it from there. AND it might be a good idea to tackle that bolted lett ...
Hi,
Just wondering, what would be the same as "Lacquer" in Australia? Is it just simply varnish or something different? Most of the woodworking video ...
Hi @Noyade There are 14 spigots in total and far as I can tell they're all marine stainless steel, including the hex screws. I've replaced the offendi ...
Hi Mitchell, Thanks for your reply and the sound advice; it's much appreciated. The thicker plywood, 15mm, makes more sense alright and I think I'll ...