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Peter wrote:
How about a pic of your new 'shed'? http://community.webshots.com/user/peter_d_wiley Thanks for the pictures Peter, that's a great "shed"! Tas looks like a marvelous place, apparently today has some historical significance for you; Abel Tasman first sighted your island in 1642 on this day. Random selection of pix. Roof trusses go up tomorrow I hope. The scaffolding is in the back of the truck ATM. I'll take some more shots as it progresses. Bought a 3 phase 12" table saw and attached 6" buzzer/planer off of Ebay this week. $615 AUD or slightly less tan I paid new for the POS I have now. Freight company picked it up yesterday in Sydney, should arrive next week. My Chinese POS 10" table saw will be on the market and if I get enough to cover the freight bill on the replacement I'll be quite content. Had 5 years out of it so I can't really complain but man, does it *hate* ripsawing blue gum! The old saw weighs maybe 50 kg. The "new" one weighs over 300 kg. I like old iron. Local company has a big bandsaw for sale, stands 4.2m high with 900mm dis wheels. ATM they want too much for it but how many people can house something like that? I can - now :-) I wish I could take my bandsaw from work when I retire, it's old DoAll, wheels are about 600mm, 2m or so high, variable speed (50-5200fpm), integral band welder and cutter, she's over 50 years old. I wouldn't trade for a brand new one if you paid me, well unless you paid me lot. Cheers Marty PDW |