Andy,
the model I have is the SGS 69L02 & according to the catalogue spec has a db rating of 47db that they describe as "extremely quite". A fact with which, as I said before, I agree with.
A db of 44, therefore, must be almost inaudible :wink:
Andy
If an Oz woodwork forum is mentioned in passing than it probably refers to www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au
A quick search found this
http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au ... hp?t=41948
with a link to the this patent
It all looks very straight forward :wink: It's a shame that I leave on...
I know there is still a long way to go but this mornings cricket - so far - has put a smille on my face with a michelle for Monty. What chance he scores a fifty as well?
I do hope England can make a show of it.
Andy
Andy,
Ha Ha.
Yep definately a Logixx Maxx read it off the front of the machine last night. The washing machine is a Zanussi so no mistake there. I'm at work now so can't check the model number.
I must admit I cannot see the Maxx logo on the Bosch DW site but I did however found this at only...
Andy,
can't help with the fully integrated bit but the research I did 2.5 years ago found Bosch at the top of the very quite dishwashers. I have a Bosch Logixx Maxx and have lost count of the number of times I have opened the door without realising it was still running (how do they turn the...
Gill nice idea, I expect that the paint efect looks better "live" with light reflecting of the metallic paint than it does in a still photo.
Looking forward to seeing the intended piece.
Andy
Nice Job HS,
Hugs and Kisses is all I ever get :lol:
What hinges did you use? as there are none visible, and will you add handles or is there a push to open magnetic catch in there?
Andy
Excellant Robin,
To think this was done outside. I'm just imagining the savings on dust extraction equipment, heating, humidity control, lighting etc etc :lol: :lol:
Hope you will share with us your kitchen build.
Andy
Why not use a Dremel, or similar, to sign your name & date on a suitably shaped piece of brass. Or use it to "carve" directly into the wood - might need some practice though.
Andy
Colin, shame about the box but I expect you can recover it if even the box becomes a little smaller.
The only time I have cut splines in mitred corners I used the TS (without guard nor riving knife :oops: ) I cut a lump of 4x2 at 45 degrees then held the box to the block and pushed the whole...