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As I have mentioned, the dust extractor is now in the other shed, and because of the no-volt release switch, I can’t easily switch it on and off from the main shed just by switching the power on and off, either directly or with a remote control powerpoint switch. There is a remote control unit [...]
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Episode 64 Hall Table Finishing Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4) Click this link for the high definition version
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Episode 64 Hall Table Finishing Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4), Flash Video (.flv)
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Episode 63 Hall Table Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4) Click this link for the high definition version
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Episode 63 Hall Table Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4), Flash Video (.flv)
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As I have been diving further into setting up the collection system in the workshop, I thought I should have a look at the only book I know of that deals specifically with the issue: Woodshop Dust Control, sourced from Carbatec. I will go into the book & contents in more detail in the near [...]
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This is still a continuation of the implementation of the dust system – yeah, not the most interesting thing to continue with (although I am enjoying the progress), but it is what I am currently working on after all. I’ve decided to try the tie the jointer into the system after all- not confident that [...]
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Another small window, another small amount of progress on the re-configuration of the dust collection. At the end of the tablesaw, I finished with a coupling, so the tablesaw can be detached at any time if moving it is ever required. To hold up that end, I decided to make my own support, which is [...]
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So you’ve been pottering around in your shed for a few years, tinkering with this tool, trying out that woodworking technique, outgrown Bunnings and found more serious woodworking shops with a fascinating range of tools, jigs, accessories, consumables, books and supplies, and every time you walk in the door you become more and more certain [...]
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So the cat is out of the bag – and being Stu’s Shed readers you are (afaik) the first in the world to know about it (other than the retailers – thus the delay before I could release the info). Yes – MagSwitch have added a number of new products to their lineup, and what [...]
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When I saw the kit for the new Carbatec dust collection system (and the clear tube setup), it wasn’t going to be long before I was fitting it to the shed. And the timing is rather appropriate – the system needed a revamp with the various item moves that have been happening. A dust system [...]
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I have some news to share about new product, but I have had to sit on it until then… Come midnight though, officially Friday, and I am free to release it to the blogosphere! The article is written, and is sitting in the queue with the release timecode set……. ticking, ticking What can it be [...]
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