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    Podcast – Stu’s Shed

    Murdering electrons in the woodworking workshop.

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    Episode 05 Wooden Thread Cutting Jul 27, 2007
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    Wooden Thread Cutting

    Cutting a thread in metal is a relatively easy affair, especially with the thread-chasing tools available for lathes. How cool would it be, to be able to easily produce a wooden thread – imagine all the applications! Tools, height adjustable stools, toys, wooden vice etc etc

    This video demonstrates a very, very simple tool for creating male and female threads.

    Purchased from Carbatec, Melbourne – cost was about $65 (for the 1″ version). The price varies depending on the diameter of the thread, with the 1/2″ going for about $60 to the 1 1/2″ for about $70.

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    Episode 04 Triton Router Plunge Spring Jul 13, 2007
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    Episode 04 Triton Router Plunge Spring

    The Triton Router is an excellent machine, very powerful with lots of innovative features built-in.

    Table mounting is this router’s forte, and some features are built into this router to optimise using it in table mode.
    A plunge router uses a spring to counteract gravity when using the router handheld. When the router is inverted into the table, you don’t need the spring combining with gravity to make the job any harder. The Triton router is designed to make spring removal and replacement an easy task, and this video documents the few quick steps required.

    Episode 04 Triton Router Plunge Spring

    Episode 03 Scrollsaw Dinosaur Jul 11, 2007
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    Episode 03 Scrollsaw Dinosaur

    Scrollsaws are often used to produce very incricate pieces, but a cheap one is perfectly good for making some really cool kids’ toys.

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    Episode 02 Bandsaw Blade Folding Jul 01, 2007
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    Episode 02 Bandsaw Blade Folding

    When you purchase a bandsaw blade, it comes in a neat coil which takes up little space, and is easy to store. However, once the blade is used, getting it back to that initial condition can be quite daunting.

    Once you have seen it done, you will be surprised just how easy it is. I have seen other techniques, which include pushing the blade into a wall, and so I offer here what I feel is a much easier technique, at least for blades up to 1″ in width.

    I don’t go into any five-ring techniques – my blades are not long enough (14″ bandsaw) to either do this easily, or justify it, and for the majority of bandsaw owners (from the smallest up to the 16″ models, the three-ring techniques are perfectly adequate.

    The video includes folding up blades from 1/8″ to 3/4″

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    Episode 01 3D Router Carver Jun 24, 2007
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    Episode 01 3D Router Carver

    The 3D Router Carver produces stylish designs using a handheld router, with dedicated templates and a uniquely designed router bit.

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