My attempts to obtain a GR 200 are still ongoing, when I found out that Northwood was the supplier I was already to do a bike run and buy 2x of them.
However the Floods apparently wiped out the business and they closed down.
The following email is from the Northwood Ownwer.
All good things come to an end . . .
It is with much sadness and regret I send this message to all current Northwood Newsletter subscribers.
After the recent floods I was forced to move premises, and try to rebuild the wreck that resulted from the January disaster that hit much of Queensland.
In the fullness of time, I realised the job was massive and to be honest I just do not have the zest or desire to start all over again.
The woodworking business has been purchased by Chris Hudson who I believe is changing the web site to a totally different operation. He can be contacted at sales@northwoodtools.com.au or 0427 800 464 in the meantime.
Please note I have no involvement in the woodworking business from 1st may 2011.
hi jay, its ken darga and mike shoban, mike commented on furnature, said he would leave the overachieving to the rest of us, that pissed me off. both may be fine craftsman but not showing work and commenting hundreds of times makes me wonder
hi jay, your the best person i know to ask. and im sure you have made secret compartemts in furniture. please give me some ideas and clues on what and how to make them. really dont need to hide anything, but like the idea of a hidden, or secret compartment. would like to incorporate them into all my next projects. thanks again as always. steve
hi jay, hope all is well. i feel the need to vent. there are two members on this site, with no pics of there work, but they comment all the time. they may be awoesome craftsmen but show your work, if you can comment all the time then learn and take the time to post your work. im sure you can figure out the two that im commenting about. just pisses me off to see thier posts and dont have evidence of their work. i know some dont know how to post pics but i think they are chicken shit members to comment and not post pics. please set me straight on my opinions, i may be right or wrong, just need some input from a trusted friend and craftman to help me see the big picture. thanks, take care, talk to you later.
hiya jay was wondering were you were hope everything is well i read steve and ray comments and about chat seems as you say something wrong as last night was completely shut down now it is back on today
take care hope to see u on line soon take care . your friend ron
I was waiting for your reply as to your fellings on the mortising jig. I did however buy a self centering dowel jig that works well with my Incra T square for layout.
Good news on gripper. I changed my mind on the mortiser went with a dowel jig from amazon self centering. I missed the rockler sale on gripper from rockler had a 20% off and $10 off would have been $61 with shipping and taxes.
Thanks for the link you sent to the Stanton Furniture website - wow, they have a ton of stuff, and it looks great - that's a fantastic inspiration for future projects.
You are most welcome Mike. I think you have a nice shop addition. What makes a nice table for these and some times are pretty much for the hauling is from doors shops. Find a lumberyard or place that deals with house doors and solid core doors especially the exterior doors and grab one of the toss out and or a cut outs for window glass. Thes are very solid and stable making an excellent table as they are flat and smooth. You can make a cut off the back making a two piece of which you can use a piece of 3/4 inch hardwood as a fence.
Thanks Jay. I just put a new plug cord on it and replaced the connections at the switch since they showed their age. I am actively searching for a table design, and will build a new cabinet for it this week or so.
Jay, Thanks for the idea with the CD, I used it on my last customer and they loved it. It was mainly just pictures of their project. I need to learn a little more on the use and tools of the computer to make a good CD to get my name on it. But they loved it and said they were looking forward to showing it off. Thanks again Jay. Michael
Good morning Ray: the trojan you found is slisted by Mircosoft to be a serious threat and it is in the system 32 files and interfers with your browser and downloads as well as does it's own abritary files. It is also known as the trojan zefarch named by symantec. In order to remove it you MUST turn off your system restore files and delete thoes files and remove it from the operating system. If you don't it will return to you computer. In order to determine where it came you have to load some software in to your computer that tells you what the originating ip address was that sent it. That is what I did and is why i know where my crapo came from ; The other person whom had computer prop[blems worse than I did was a mutual friend of both you and I and his was much worse and he had hid fixed bya computer tec and was told that his came also from the same ip address. What I am going to do is set up my kreg jig community on an old crappy computer that i hardly use and use it just for kreg jig. That is the only real solution for me at this point. The other would be to of course dump the site. The web site address is:216.45.48.190 and 8.6.19.68 which is a ning server located in palo alto california. This is where i traced my crap to.
I making a hex ring out of 2x4s ripped to 2 ¾ inches wide with 30 degree miters. What setting on the Jig should I used? 1 ½ is too much. Thanks.Continue
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Jat,
Nice to have friends in the know.
My attempts to obtain a GR 200 are still ongoing, when I found out that Northwood was the supplier I was already to do a bike run and buy 2x of them.
However the Floods apparently wiped out the business and they closed down.
The following email is from the Northwood Ownwer.
All good things come to an end . . .
It is with much sadness and regret I send this message to all current Northwood Newsletter subscribers.
After the recent floods I was forced to move premises, and try to rebuild the wreck that resulted from the January disaster that hit much of Queensland.
In the fullness of time, I realised the job was massive and to be honest I just do not have the zest or desire to start all over again.
The woodworking business has been purchased by Chris Hudson who I believe is changing the web site to a totally different operation. He can be contacted at sales@northwoodtools.com.au or 0427 800 464 in the meantime.
Please note I have no involvement in the woodworking business from 1st may 2011.
To you all a hearty thankyou and goodbye.
Colin Rayner
take care hope to see u on line soon take care . your friend ron
Here i s another possible option on mortise jig. Bedlock pro
http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=18092&filter=doweling%20jig
Hey Jay,
How are you doing ,haven't seen you online , I hope everything is good with you,
Talk to you later,
your friend Ray
Did you get a gripper?
Also did they get any of the zip mortisers?
Hi, Jay,
Thanks for the link you sent to the Stanton Furniture website - wow, they have a ton of stuff, and it looks great - that's a fantastic inspiration for future projects.
William Burton
To bad with your luck. I acctuall may have something Robert Melrose put me to its called a Joint-Genie. http://www.joint-genie.com/
You are most welcome Mike. I think you have a nice shop addition. What makes a nice table for these and some times are pretty much for the hauling is from doors shops. Find a lumberyard or place that deals with house doors and solid core doors especially the exterior doors and grab one of the toss out and or a cut outs for window glass. Thes are very solid and stable making an excellent table as they are flat and smooth. You can make a cut off the back making a two piece of which you can use a piece of 3/4 inch hardwood as a fence.
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