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    Decking woods

    Jason, superb deck you made there. Have you not got any space between the boards, it doesn't show on the pictures? Also, did you make that lovely bench at the end of the deck?? :D (last picture). Neil, as you know too well it is rather hard to get anything sophisticated in this country!? Nice...
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    Decking woods

    Hi all, I plan to make a deck soon. I am going to get some quotes on the timber but before I start investigating can anyone tell me what wood type is to be avoided and what is better. I want to try to have as much a natural tint as possible, may be using oil. Pressure treated is good though. I...
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    Planer/Thicknesser Dilemma

    Hi, I didn't get my thicknesser yet and have the axminster CT 150 planer. The thought of changing modes would put me off using the tool, so it's seperates all the way for me :wink: I think you are making the right choice dddd
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    Clamp rack

    Alf & Neil, ahahahaha I deserve that one. The 3 white tubes are flooring glue I got for a job which didn't happen in the end :( Mdotflorida, well a few brads too, I did say à la Norm :wink: Thanks Gill Andy, just now I couldn't entertain the thought of another one =;
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    Clamp rack

    Hi All, well a few weeks ago, I finally made it back into the workshop for the first time this year. My baby didn't give me much time to spare in January to March. So to get me back with ease I decided to build a clamp rack à la Norm :norm: Here is the result after a few hours over 2 week...
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    Finished At Last

    Nice work SP, is the piece to the left of the doors your doing?? I like it.
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    New EB DH 330 portable thicknesser - Review needed

    Tony, Noel thinks highly of it too and has given me complete details :lol: It will be between this new EB or the Delta. Once I see them in the flesh :-k
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    New EB DH 330 portable thicknesser - Review needed

    Les, Go to McQuillans Tools on Capel street (downstairs). Tell us what you thought of it. They also have a second shop in the Blanchardstown shopping centre (or beside it). They should have it there too but not sure. I don't know when I'll get a chance to go myself. CYC
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    New EB DH 330 portable thicknesser - Review needed

    Noel, I am going to go and see it in the flesh when I get a chance. They have the Delta there too at the same price so I will have a compare. I won't be able to run them as I know they don't do tests (booo) but with the knowledge of the Delta you gave me I'll have good grounds for a face off :wink:
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    New EB DH 330 portable thicknesser - Review needed

    Thanks very much Andy. This is really helping :D I understand it has long beds, I am surprised you got noticeable snipes!
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    New EB DH 330 portable thicknesser - Review needed

    No one knows about this machine :( I don't fancy too much being the guinea pig! [-(
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    New Irish woodworking forum

    Cheers Les :D
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    New EB DH 330 portable thicknesser - Review needed

    Hi all, I am looking at getting a portable thicknesser. So far thanks to the help of Neil and Noel I have a really thorough review of the Delta and Makita thicknessers. They used to be the only contenders for me until very recently! A dealer in Dublin sells the EB DH330 at a really good price...
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    Mitre saw cupboard

    Very nice, lots of storage there :wink: What is the green sheet used on the drawer front, is that also MDF? CYC
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    Doors

    Hey Gav, Nice doors and finish. On the first picture, it looks like you are building the cabinet "à la Norm" :norm: isn't it?
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    Front room project

    hahaha
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    Front room project

    Nice TV :D Isn't that what you were showing!? :P Nice job, I'll remember that trick, well thought. I really like the little detailed lines to give the impression of large stones.
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    How do you use a panel raising cutter on your router table?

    Okay I understand, thanks very much :D
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