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Podcast – Stu's Shed

Murdering electrons in the woodworking workshop.
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SSYTC048 Who says drill bits are boring?

Some can do more….. Where it comes to the reasons for drilling holes, the reasons can be many, and varied – I’m sure you can think of dozens of reasons without me making a list. One of those reasons is as a pilot hole for screws. This can be to prevent the timber splitting from having a screw boring in, pushing the timber aside to the point that the surrounding timber cannot withstand the pressure. Some timbers being a lot more susceptible than others. Alternately, (and not necessarily exclusive...

Jun 18, 2013

SSYTC047 GoPro High Speed Test

Ran a couple of tests with the new camera on its highest framerate setting. Interesting results. On the lathe, there wasn’t enough light, but I have some new ones worked out for when I am filming for real – the shed will look like it is residing in the near vicinity of the sun, and will be about as hot, but it will be good for any high speed shots. Obviously, I won’t use those lights all the time, or even at full intensity, but they will be good when they are needed. The GoPro is running at 240f...

Jun 01, 2013

SSYTC046 Robbo’s baby lathe

Dropped round on Robbo recently, as he has been working gluing up a segmented block to turn into a table leg, and was about to turn it for the first time. An opportunity not to be missed! He didn’t do a great deal on the first day – too many competing priorities, but even so, it’s a pretty good segmented unit! It was also being filmed for the forums, so any comments were directed to that camera. Robbo SSYTC046 Robbo’s baby lathe...

May 13, 2013

Episode 92a Enter the Dado

Episode 92a Amana Tool Dado Blade Episode 92A Enter the Dado A short (approx 5 min) version of the dado video, on the Amana Tool Dado from Toolstoday.com

Jan 30, 2013

Episode 92 Amana Tool Dado Blade

Episode 92 Amana Tool Dado Blade Episode 92 Amana Tool Dado Blade Click here to see the blade at Toolstoday.com Don’t worry that the blade is not blue – the photo has not been updated yet to include their latest coating that is now standard on their blades.

Jan 13, 2013

Episode 91 Amana Tool Melamine Blade

Episode 91 Amana Tool Melamine Blade Episode 91 Amana Tool Melamine Blade A blade designed to cut double sided melamine, by Amana Tool. Available from Toolstoday.com

Nov 11, 2012

Episode 89 Woodshow Preview

Episode 89 Woodshow Preview Episode 89 Woodshow Preview A whimsical movie ‘preview’ of the wood show, Melbourne 2012

Oct 26, 2012

SSYTC044 The Stan Band

20121020-170825.mov SSYTC044 The Stan Band Stan, Theo and others with an impromptu jam session at the wood show.

Oct 20, 2012

Episode 88 Pneumatics in the Workshop

Episode 88 Pneumatics in the Workshop Episode 88 Pneumatics in the Workshop A brief discussion of compressed air in the workshop, and a look at a very flexible option!

Oct 14, 2012

Episode 87 DVR Remote

Episode 87 DVR Remote Episode 87 DVR Remote Upgrading and using the Nova DVR XP with the Remote and Retro kits

Oct 08, 2012

Episode 86 Commencing a Project

Stusshed-Episode86CommencingAProject Episode 86 Commencing a Project Slideshow created in Keynote on the iPad Music by Rogue Traders, used with permission.

Mar 20, 2012

Episode 83 Nova DVR XP

Stusshed-Episode83NovaDVRXP Episode 83 Nova DVR XP This is NOT a video about good lathe technique! It is a bit of a look at how good the DVR XP is in the hands of an amateur.

Jul 11, 2011

SSYTC041 The Angle Grinder Grows Up

This is the AGP 125, in the Protool range, as seen at the Festool Media event. Never really felt any real interest in working with concrete/tile etc, or owning a tool capable of doing so….until now that is. This tool has two setups – a shrouding for cutting, and a second for grinding/smoothing. Both lend two significant advantages: dust control and operation control. Tile/Concrete Cutter For cutting/grout-line grinding etc, the tool is held on a sled that can also engage the Festool/Protool rail...

Mar 02, 2011

SSYTC040 Well that sucks

Jumping straight into the demos, the first item we looked at was the new Autoclean Cleantex. Looking very much like the CT36 with the extra dimension that it can put itself through a filter cleaning cycle. The Autoclean (with superflex hose) Demoing the Machine The cleaning cycle can be dialed in so it happens at a frequency that suits the job being done. If doing a lot of heavy sanding of a powdery surface, you want a very frequent cleaning cycle, and it can become as infrequent as once every 2...

Feb 25, 2011

SSYTC036 SlabMaster

Stusshed-SSYTC028Episode028SlabMaster378 Short video of the SlabMaster in action (another brainchild of the inventor/engineer behind the Torque Workcentre and Router Master). In these shots it is running a specialised cutter (also manufactured by Yas Engineering (and in all fairness, these are engineers, not web authors – the machine is much more impressive than their website demonstrates!), but it can also have a sanding disk fitted. The size of the cutter is quite impressive – not something yo...

Oct 20, 2010
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