TPC Handyman Thread : Woodworking Tools and Techniques

• daemon_empoy on November 21, 2007 11:36 PM

  @timber
  thanks! btw san kaya meron nung 3m na 4010? 4011 pala yung nabili, lintek medyo mahal sya ha hehe

• camshow on November 22, 2007 12:19 AM

  Mga sir, san po ba nakakabili ng router bits ng dremel locally?
  

  
  
  
  pm mo si sir timber715 supplier sya ng mga dremel ^_^ at kabisado nya na buong raon hehe.. mura pa...ganda pa ng quality

• daemon_empoy on November 22, 2007 06:34 AM

  btw san kaya meron nung 3m na 4010?

  
  
  up ko lang question ko hehe

• cyberfunk on November 22, 2007 07:39 AM

  Handyman or ace hardware bro.

• tantric on November 22, 2007 07:49 AM

  overpriced masyado yung 3m na molding tape. sa concorde auto accessories may nabibili na automotive molding tape @ P90.00 kasing tibay ng 3m pero mas mura. black yung color tapos green yung balot. nippon tape yata yung brand.

• tantric on November 22, 2007 07:54 AM

  Mga sir, san po ba nakakabili ng router bits ng dremel locally?

  
  hans tools in edsa shangri-la. medyo mahal lang yung mga bits.
  
  pero kung madalas mo gagamitin your better off getting a stand alone table router.

• the_iron_baker on November 22, 2007 08:23 AM

  help!! san kaya mura ang drill press na maliit? ABS plastic casing lang ang bubutasan ko. nakakangawit sa hand drill kasi.

• tantric on November 22, 2007 08:26 AM

  around 2.5k-3k pinakamurang drillpress na maliit kung di ka masyado familiar sa raon sa may cubao along edsa sa mga hilera nung bus stations maraming hardware shops, i'm sure meron drill press na binebenta dun.

• tantric on November 22, 2007 08:29 AM

  
  
  KDP-100 1/2 HP 13mm cap benchmount drill press. around 4.5k yata kuha ko noon year 2003 pa.

• cyberfunk on November 22, 2007 08:35 AM

  OT hey sir Tantric!! Kamusta?

• tantric on November 22, 2007 08:49 AM

  @cyberfunk: eto sir medyo busy sa shop : D salamat sa tips dati about the hardware shops in binondo, if i remember it correctly kayo yung nagturo ng mga shops sa binondo dati na bilihan ng rotary tool.

• cyberfunk on November 22, 2007 09:00 AM

  Welcome Sir!! Sir yung benchmount drill mo di adjustable yung spindle belt nyan di ba? Anung ratio gamit mo?

• tantric on November 22, 2007 09:21 AM

  @cyberfunk: 4 speed yung adjustment nito. depende sa diameter ng drillbit saka type and thickness ng material yung adjustment sa belt eh. right now naka set siya sa 1100rpm tamang tama lang sa mga aluminum light metals and acrylics
  
  eto yung gamit kong drill bits.
  
  

• tantric on November 22, 2007 09:26 AM

  recommend ko din yung powercraft na drill bits. available sa hans tools. pwede bumili ng per piece/tingi mura lang din siya compared sa mg b&d and other well known brands. ok pang casual use di basta basta napuputol. self centering/self.

• cyberfunk on November 22, 2007 09:29 AM

  Mukhang hindi sa retailer outlet galing ang bit mo sir ah. I sometimes scrounge around HMR for hardware stuff. Before nakakita ako ng assorted bits dun na very rare. Like yung mga reamers and straight router bits. Nasa box nakatambak. I check the box sticker and it says Lockheed Martin. I guess you guys know what company is that. I've been tooling for two decades na and I suggest you guys invest on a drill doctor. It's a bit pricey pero sulit in the long run.

• tantric on November 22, 2007 09:39 AM

  Lockheed Martin

  aerospace company ito diba?
  
  yup di siya galing sa nahalukay lang ng kakilala kong hardware supplier actually 2 sets (13pcs per set) lang ito very rare kaya binili ko parehas.
  
  yup madalis din ako mag scout sa hmr dati. marami din mga rare na items. dun kami nakakita dati ng delta na scroll saw 12k 110v.

• nzicon on November 22, 2007 09:42 AM

  For drill bits...lalo na kapag ginagamit sa metal napupurol kahit anong brand pa yan...ang difference lang ay sa dami ng mabubutasan...for example 100, 200 etc...sa hard metal...ang karamihan 20holes lang hindi na kaya.
  
  Ang naging solution ko....para hindi ako bili ng bili ng drill bits..except lang sa maliliit na bits tulad ng mga ginagamit sa rotary tool, talagang kailangan ng marami.
  Gumagamit ako ng drill bits sharpener...lalo na sa malalaking drill bits...madali lang isharpen ng paulit-ulit.
  
  Kung makakahanap kayo ng industrial grade na drill bits...napakatagal gamitin bago mapurol kahit sa stainless mo gamitin. Kaya ito ang gamit sa mga industrial equipment hindi ganoon kadali magpalit ng drill bits at full working hours everyday ang operation. Nakabili ako sa isang junk surplus shop....mura lang ang bili ko at ang alam ko per piece noon ay nasa P1000 each yung malalaki...ang malilit ay P500each. US made din...nakalimutan ko na ang brand, pwede pa rin umorder via internet at available naman sa market hindi nga lang sa pinas.
  
  Kahit more than 1000 holes sa stainless, hindi pa rin mapurol-purol.

• tantric on November 22, 2007 09:45 AM

  eto hinahanap ko ngayon. step drill bit sana makakuha yung supplier ko. kahit galing china papatusin ko na.
  
  
  
  @cyberfunk: btw sir may idea ka ba kung saan makakuha ng pegboard? mag aayos kasi ako ng shop by december. tagal ko na nag hahanap nito para malinis tignan yung workbench. nag inquire na ako sa mga visual merchandising shops pero ayaw magbenta kasama daw sa mga gondola nila yun.
  
  
  

• cyberfunk on November 22, 2007 09:50 AM

  dun kami nakakita dati ng delta na scroll saw 12k 110v.

  
  
  I used to have a delta jig saw and a spindle sander. It lasted for quite awhile din. Pero walang tatalo sa Milwaukee brand talaga. Yung Reciprocating saw ko 15 years na buhay pa rin.. Isa napansin ko sa gamit ko galing states matibay ang Hitachi. Ewan ko lang yung locally available na hitachi. Sa locally available brands ang tumagal sa bugbugan sa work ko yung Metabo brand. Plunge Router, Drill and angle grinder lasted twice as long as the other brands I bought.

• tantric on November 22, 2007 09:53 AM

  may local supplier mg hitachi dito sir along dasmarinas st. malapit sa intersection ng dasmarinas and reina regente.

• cyberfunk on November 22, 2007 09:56 AM

  @tantric
  
  Problems with peg board we have before yari sa lawanit and the laminate madali mag chip off. Kung enclosed yung work area mo pero kung medyo moist yung area medyo namamaga in time. Subukan mo yung Slotted board kase aluminum yung kakapitan sa loob. Marami pang colors ng laminates na pwede mong ipalagay. Slotted board can handle shelves din.Mas malinis tignan kase Horizontal lines lang sya. Mas matibay since 3/4 or 5/8 na MDF ang gamit dito.

• remejr on November 22, 2007 09:57 AM

  @cyberfunk
  
  bro am looking for a charger ng milawaukee cordless drill and driver 2.4 volts, nasira kasi yng sa akin aksidente nasaksak sa 220 volts.
  
  me alam ka ba dito locally..

• cyberfunk on November 22, 2007 10:01 AM

  may local supplier mg hitachi dito sir along dasmarinas st. malapit sa intersection ng dasmarinas and reina regente.

  
  
  Meron din dito sa cavite sa Colorway. Medyo hataw ang promo nila. Problem lang sa hitachi eh yung porma. Looks cheap pero if the local is anygood as the one that they ships to the states maganda talaga yan. Di tulad ng Dewalt eye catching. Pero sa totoo lang nasa gumagamit talaga. Yung carpentero ko bibigayan ko ng drill na Skill brand 15 years na buhay pa rin. Maganda lang sa metabo when the carbon is worn out tigil talaga ang motor. May stopper sya. Worn out na carbon ang madalas sumira ng armature eh.

• tantric on November 22, 2007 10:03 AM

  mahal kasi slotted boards saka maliit lang yung area na pag gagamitan ko. mga around 2pcs na 2x3 ft lang kelangan eh. i'm thinking of getting perforated metal sheets na lang tapos ipa bend yung edges saka ko ipa powdercoat baka mas makamura pa.
  
  pwede ko pa ipa customize yung kulay. naala ko kasi medyo moist nga dito kaya baka di rin tumagal yung pegboard.
  
  ganito yung metal na pegboard. papagaya ko na lang siguro.
  
  

• cyberfunk on November 22, 2007 10:12 AM

  bro am looking for a charger ng milawaukee cordless drill and driver 2.4 volts, nasira kasi yng sa akin aksidente nasaksak sa 220 volts.
  
  me alam ka ba dito locally..

  
  
  Naku sir wala eh. 2.4 lang naman yan sir mag pagawa ka na lang. converted pa sa 220.
  
  @tantric
  
  Try mo sa specialized hardware section ng SnR sir. Handyman baka may maligaw din. Pero for sure somewhere in the bowels of binondo meron yan. Treasure hunting ka narin.

• the_iron_baker on November 22, 2007 10:18 AM

  repairable yan ah.. pede mo parewind tapos sabihin mo convert to 220 volts na.. around 150 pesos ata.

• timber715 on November 22, 2007 10:19 AM

  tantric, why not get the wire mesh istead that is common sa ace and/or handyman or sa raon? hangers for it are easily available din...

• timber715 on November 22, 2007 10:21 AM

  hahaha, i'm happy that this thread is getting more technical by the day... thank you all...
  dsl is down at the moment, badtrip i have to use my cellphone to connect...

• timber715 on November 22, 2007 10:23 AM

  btw, i got a similar drill press with a 1/3hp motor, china made 5 speed and is very much similar to the one posted by tantric.

• cyberfunk on November 22, 2007 10:31 AM

  Guys since mga internet savvy naman kayo. Try to Email hardware stores and manufacturers. Some of them will fedex you with their glossy catalogs for free! I've been getting mine from Stanley every year before. Radioshack have sent me too! just a simple letter praising their brand bla bla bla and as a footnote ask if they have a catalog.

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