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    Podcast – Stu’s Shed

    Murdering electrons in the woodworking workshop.

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    SSYTC006 Miter Gauges Jul 21, 2009
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    Not that long ago, I posted Shed.TV episode 51 on the Tablesaw, and in it there was some discussion about Mitre Gauges (or Miter Gauges, which ever is your preferred spelling!)

    One of the site’s readers (I’ve been combing my emails to find out who!) pointed out that there was a better way for attaching the Mitre Gauge, that I hadn’t picked up on, so this YTC episode is an addendum to the Shed.TV video, and quickly shows a technique that I’m bit embarrassed that I didn’t know!

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    SSYTC009 New Domino Jig from Terry Forgarty Jul 18, 2009
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    Terry Fogarty runs the Domino and Furniture courses for Ideal Tools, and having owned and used the Domino in a production setting since they first went on sale just over 3 years ago, he is particularly experienced in their use, and has developed a number of jigs to extend its capabilities.

    This is his latest jig, and is a clever, and simple way of using the domino to create adjustable shelves (similar to the old dowel hole method typical in many commercial furniture carcasses), but it produces very consistent shelf holes very easily and accurately. He finishes it off with home-made shelf supports that look so much better than the commercial plastic or metal ones.

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    SSYTC004 Ideal Tools – Festool Mecca Jul 18, 2009
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    SSYTC003 Ideal Tools – Festool Mecca Jul 18, 2009
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    Ideal Tools – Festool Mecca in Williamstown, Melbourne
    A perfect synergy of sales, training, and getting real hands-on experience with the next potential addition to your workshop.

    I really enjoy this approach. There is no sales pitch here – the tools either sell themselves, or they don’t. You get to see the tools in a real work environment, get to use the tools in the same, and get professional training in their application. I’m not even getting the point across well – it sounds like there is an undercurrent here of sales and marketing, and that is far from reality.

    It came across as a training facility, running really interesting courses that happen to make available the whole Festool range of tools, and it just happens that you have an opportunity to buy any Festool you need. It isn’t even a shop – the physical aspect of Ideal Tools is a training facility, and getting in is through the courses, or by appointment. Ideal Tools has a strong web presence, and purchasing can be done primarily through their website. They also have a bonus scheme, where you earn points from purchases that can be used to purchase other items from their store.

    This is the workshop/training facility that will be used for the Hall Table course I am attending from 2nd August for 6 weeks (of Sundays). There are still some places available, so get in quick if you want to be a part of it. What I am looking forward to on this course is that it is not formulaic, and it doesn’t produce a bunch of tables that all look the same. You are encouraged, and supported to try different modifications to the base design, different materials (or at least different timbers), and to produce a table that will suit your needs, and an opportunity to express yourself in a fine furniture form.

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    SSYTC006 Welding Jul 15, 2009
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    Very bad example of MMAW 😉

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    Stu’s Shed YouTube Chronicles 001 Introduction Jul 15, 2009
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    An introduction to a bit of an experiment called “The Stu’s Shed YouTube Chronicles”

    Raw, unedited, short clips, the video equivalent to the micro-blogs of Twitter and how they are supplementing the main content of this website/blog. Like Twitter, this is an experiment to see if it is a worthy supplement to Stu’s Shed.

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    Episode 52 Frontline Interlocking Clamp Jul 03, 2009
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    Episode 52 Frontline Interlocking Clamp
    Clamp Pricing: 900mm $363 inc GST, 1220mm $399 inc GST, both with free delivery in Oz. That is a lot cheaper than I realised!

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    Episode 51 The Tablesaw Jun 16, 2009
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    Episode 51 The Tablesaw

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    SW09 – Fire in the Galley May 06, 2009
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    Fire in the Galley. A short slideshow video of the result of a simple fire, and the resulting damage (in a very short space of time).

    I attended this fire after the actual incident (we were on the ship next door) to document the situation. Note the result from the heat that quickly resulted – especially my favourite – the speaker that got so hot that the bungee cord holding it down has actually pulled its way through the speaker itself.

    The sort of heat, and damage documented here is by no means uncommon in a typical fire.

    Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4), Flash Video (.flv) (Right-click, and select “Save Link As”) Best video quality is achieved by downloading then playing the mp4 version.

    Drill Press Laser Apr 28, 2009
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    This is a short product video I produced for PWS to showcase their Drill Press Laser.

    The Drill Press Laser is available from Professional Woodworkers Supplies

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