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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #720 on: October 21, 2014, 11:41:30 AM
Well, after years of nothing but cellidor models, I can try one of these bad boys out!  Thanks to jazzbass.  This will be the first and last pretty, shiny picture I will be able to post.   :D

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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #721 on: October 21, 2014, 12:26:11 PM
Nice Farmer.

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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #722 on: October 21, 2014, 03:40:36 PM
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Reply #723 on: October 21, 2014, 04:22:55 PM
You had the creative juices flowing this morning!! :tu:


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Reply #724 on: October 21, 2014, 04:25:46 PM
You had the creative juices flowing this morning!! :tu:


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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #725 on: October 21, 2014, 05:17:07 PM
I can't wait to be contributing to this thread with pics of my new black scale/red shield Pioneer :D
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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #726 on: October 21, 2014, 08:36:33 PM
I can't wait to be contributing to this thread with pics of my new black scale/red shield Pioneer :D
Here's one to hold you over :)  Mine just came in yesterday



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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #727 on: October 21, 2014, 09:01:05 PM
I can't wait to be contributing to this thread with pics of my new black scale/red shield Pioneer :D
Here's one to hold you over :)  Mine just came in yesterday

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Nice, thanks for that :drool:  Mine's still probably days to a week or more away from arriving, but it's nice to be anticipating it at least ;)
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Reply #728 on: October 21, 2014, 09:06:09 PM
I can't wait to be contributing to this thread with pics of my new black scale/red shield Pioneer :D
Here's one to hold you over :)  Mine just came in yesterday

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Nice, thanks for that :drool:  Mine's still probably days to a week or more away from arriving, but it's nice to be anticipating it at least ;)
Yeah, mine came from Germany to US and only took 2 weeks, which I was pleased about.


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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #729 on: October 21, 2014, 09:06:49 PM
Mmm, black Alox makes me happy! :dd:


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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #730 on: October 21, 2014, 09:42:58 PM

There is no beginning,or ending,and for this we are thankful,cos now is hard enough to understand!


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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #731 on: October 21, 2014, 09:57:51 PM
Nice shot mate!  :cheers:


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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #732 on: October 21, 2014, 10:10:18 PM
Mmm, black Alox makes me happy! :dd:

Well you know how to handle that then don't you?? :pok:  You know you want one :pok: >:D
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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #733 on: October 21, 2014, 10:14:02 PM
Mmm, black Alox makes me happy! :dd:

Well you know how to handle that then don't you?? :pok:  You know you want one :pok: >:D
I'm going to march straight to my wife and tell her that Kyle said I need to buy one!  :D   I'll report back when I'm out of the hospital.  :rofl:

I really would like to get one, but I want to buy a router table, and starting building my custom subwoofer box for my Jeep.  I also should consider fixing my front driveshaft. :whistle:


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Reply #734 on: October 21, 2014, 10:19:30 PM
Funnily enough, I've just recently (since Sunday) been edcing a Farmer. Although whilst at work I also carry the Balance and a Rolson Box Cutter I was getting more and more frustrated having to keep finding a simple knife, driver or just something to either poke or scrape with when away from work.  I decided the Farmer would be it, partly due to the last few times we've been out for walks, I used an old Wenger tool chest to cut branches.

The knife was put into action on Sunday opening bags of sand and cement, removing plastic burrs and generally just being abused. I do have 2 Farmers, so I'm not bothered about wrecking this one.

Okay, first gripe is the hole for the keyring, bugs me no end. If the knife rotates in my pocket it damn well hurts when it digs into your thighs when bending down. Secondly, would love it to contain a smaller blade too (Electrician) and would also welcome scissors. I've also noticed the back edges of the saw blade are very sharp - will sort that out if and when I remove the keyring hole.

Was  impressed with the blades sharpness it handled everything I threw at it......maybe I'm onto something with this.
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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #735 on: October 21, 2014, 10:26:48 PM
Mmm, black Alox makes me happy! :dd:

Well you know how to handle that then don't you?? :pok:  You know you want one :pok: >:D
I'm going to march straight to my wife and tell her that Kyle said I need to buy one!  :D   I'll report back when I'm out of the hospital.  :rofl:

I really would like to get one, but I want to buy a router table, and starting building my custom subwoofer box for my Jeep.  I also should consider fixing my front driveshaft. :whistle:

Go ahead, I don't mind ;)  That's how I was able to convince mine to let me get the Pioneer.  I said Derek told me I needed to get one, and then showed her your seriously silly face pic, and she caved :rofl:

Oh, and as for the Jeep stuff - priorities man! :twak:  SAKs and MTs come first :pok:
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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #736 on: October 21, 2014, 10:30:30 PM
Mmm, black Alox makes me happy! :dd:

Well you know how to handle that then don't you?? :pok:  You know you want one :pok: >:D
I'm going to march straight to my wife and tell her that Kyle said I need to buy one!  :D   I'll report back when I'm out of the hospital.  :rofl:

I really would like to get one, but I want to buy a router table, and starting building my custom subwoofer box for my Jeep.  I also should consider fixing my front driveshaft. :whistle:

Go ahead, I don't mind ;)  That's how I was able to convince mine to let me get the Pioneer.  I said Derek told me I needed to get one, and then showed her your seriously silly face pic, and she caved :rofl:

Oh, and as for the Jeep stuff - priorities man! :twak:  SAKs and MTs come first :pok:
So my charming good looks got her, eh?  :pok:  :D

My priorities suck!  If I was smart, I'd fix my Jeep now, before it gets too cold out, but instead, I'll probably wait until it starts to snow to do it.  :facepalm:

I really should get one though, eh?


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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #737 on: October 21, 2014, 10:49:57 PM
I really would like to get one, but I want to buy a router table, and starting building my custom subwoofer box for my Jeep.  I also should consider fixing my front driveshaft. :whistle:

Like you, I really wanted a router table years ago at the time I was skint and stumbled upon a guy called Gary Rogowski on YouTube. He basically just uses a board  with the router inverted in the centre. The whole thing is clamped to his bench and his fence was nothing but a length of 3x2 clamped using a pair of G clamps. I did eventually  get my router table (eBay bargain) but never used it once  :facepalm:  the simple board approach was just too easy. Hence, I sold the router table last year.......still got the board hung in the garage loft somewhere - lol.
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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #738 on: October 22, 2014, 01:32:38 AM
I really would like to get one, but I want to buy a router table, and starting building my custom subwoofer box for my Jeep.  I also should consider fixing my front driveshaft. :whistle:

Like you, I really wanted a router table years ago at the time I was skint and stumbled upon a guy called Gary Rogowski on YouTube. He basically just uses a board  with the router inverted in the centre. The whole thing is clamped to his bench and his fence was nothing but a length of 3x2 clamped using a pair of G clamps. I did eventually  get my router table (eBay bargain) but never used it once  :facepalm:  the simple board approach was just too easy. Hence, I sold the router table last year.......still got the board hung in the garage loft somewhere - lol.
I so wish I still had my custom workbench/table, that thing was perfect! All made out of 2x3's and 7/8 ply, the unique part was the top, I made a panel that would drop in, like a 1ft square panel, so if I wanted to convert it into a table saw I attached a circular saw to the panel and dropped it in, same with a router, and a jig saw. For the electrical I put a plug in outlet, but the unique part was the top one was switch controlled, and the bottom one was controlled by a foot switch, that hing was great! I also made a sled to cut with the saw, and a tee to clamp down to use as a guide thingy. Wish I had a pic.. JR
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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #739 on: October 22, 2014, 01:41:35 AM
I really would like to get one, but I want to buy a router table, and starting building my custom subwoofer box for my Jeep.  I also should consider fixing my front driveshaft. :whistle:

Like you, I really wanted a router table years ago at the time I was skint and stumbled upon a guy called Gary Rogowski on YouTube. He basically just uses a board  with the router inverted in the centre. The whole thing is clamped to his bench and his fence was nothing but a length of 3x2 clamped using a pair of G clamps. I did eventually  get my router table (eBay bargain) but never used it once  :facepalm:  the simple board approach was just too easy. Hence, I sold the router table last year.......still got the board hung in the garage loft somewhere - lol.
I so wish I still had my custom workbench/table, that thing was perfect! All made out of 2x3's and 7/8 ply, the unique part was the top, I made a panel that would drop in, like a 1ft square panel, so if I wanted to convert it into a table saw I attached a circular saw to the panel and dropped it in, same with a router, and a jig saw. For the electrical I put a plug in outlet, but the unique part was the top one was switch controlled, and the bottom one was controlled by a foot switch, that hing was great! I also made a sled to cut with the saw, and a tee to clamp down to use as a guide thingy. Wish I had a pic.. JR
Damn, that sounds like quite the bit of kit there JR!!  :tu:


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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #740 on: October 22, 2014, 01:46:27 AM


Love the shot!!!! :2tu:  LOL, made me a little nervous though....  :facepalm:
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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #741 on: October 22, 2014, 04:35:17 AM
Mmm, black Alox makes me happy! :dd:

Well you know how to handle that then don't you?? :pok:  You know you want one :pok: >:D
I'm going to march straight to my wife and tell her that Kyle said I need to buy one!  :D   I'll report back when I'm out of the hospital.  :rofl:

I really would like to get one, but I want to buy a router table, and starting building my custom subwoofer box for my Jeep.  I also should consider fixing my front driveshaft. :whistle:

Go ahead, I don't mind ;)  That's how I was able to convince mine to let me get the Pioneer.  I said Derek told me I needed to get one, and then showed her your seriously silly face pic, and she caved :rofl:

Oh, and as for the Jeep stuff - priorities man! :twak:  SAKs and MTs come first :pok:
So my charming good looks got her, eh?  :pok:  :D

My priorities suck!  If I was smart, I'd fix my Jeep now, before it gets too cold out, but instead, I'll probably wait until it starts to snow to do it.  :facepalm:

I really should get one though, eh?

Lol, don't flatter yourself....she told me I could get it if I just would please stop showing her that pic :rofl: :pok:

 Just kidding man, but yes, you should get one if you can :tu:
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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #742 on: October 22, 2014, 05:13:23 AM
I can't wait to be contributing to this thread with pics of my new black scale/red shield Pioneer :D
Here's one to hold you over :)  Mine just came in yesterday

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I like the red shield with the black alox.  Are those rare (hard to find) or expensive?


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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #743 on: October 22, 2014, 05:17:23 AM
Mmm, black Alox makes me happy! :dd:

Well you know how to handle that then don't you?? :pok:  You know you want one :pok: >:D
I'm going to march straight to my wife and tell her that Kyle said I need to buy one!  :D   I'll report back when I'm out of the hospital.  :rofl:

I really would like to get one, but I want to buy a router table, and starting building my custom subwoofer box for my Jeep.  I also should consider fixing my front driveshaft. :whistle:

Go ahead, I don't mind ;)  That's how I was able to convince mine to let me get the Pioneer.  I said Derek told me I needed to get one, and then showed her your seriously silly face pic, and she caved :rofl:

Oh, and as for the Jeep stuff - priorities man! :twak:  SAKs and MTs come first :pok:
So my charming good looks got her, eh?  :pok:  :D

My priorities suck!  If I was smart, I'd fix my Jeep now, before it gets too cold out, but instead, I'll probably wait until it starts to snow to do it.  :facepalm:

I really should get one though, eh?

Lol, don't flatter yourself....she told me I could get it if I just would please stop showing her that pic :rofl: :pok:

 Just kidding man, but yes, you should get one if you can :tu:
Either way is cool with me! :D


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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #744 on: October 22, 2014, 05:36:58 AM
I can't wait to be contributing to this thread with pics of my new black scale/red shield Pioneer :D
Here's one to hold you over :)  Mine just came in yesterday

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I like the red shield with the black alox.  Are those rare (hard to find) or expensive?
It seems like they're easier to find outside of the US.  I got mine from a German ebay seller.  That's the only place I saw one I could buy.


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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #745 on: October 22, 2014, 07:24:06 AM

Here's one to hold you over :)  Mine just came in yesterday

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A Yorkshireman in the USA?  Alox and Wednesday, at least its not the blades.



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Reply #746 on: October 22, 2014, 07:41:14 AM
I really would like to get one, but I want to buy a router table, and starting building my custom subwoofer box for my Jeep.  I also should consider fixing my front driveshaft. :whistle:

Like you, I really wanted a router table years ago at the time I was skint and stumbled upon a guy called Gary Rogowski on YouTube. He basically just uses a board  with the router inverted in the centre. The whole thing is clamped to his bench and his fence was nothing but a length of 3x2 clamped using a pair of G clamps. I did eventually  get my router table (eBay bargain) but never used it once  :facepalm:  the simple board approach was just too easy. Hence, I sold the router table last year.......still got the board hung in the garage loft somewhere - lol.
I so wish I still had my custom workbench/table, that thing was perfect! All made out of 2x3's and 7/8 ply, the unique part was the top, I made a panel that would drop in, like a 1ft square panel, so if I wanted to convert it into a table saw I attached a circular saw to the panel and dropped it in, same with a router, and a jig saw. For the electrical I put a plug in outlet, but the unique part was the top one was switch controlled, and the bottom one was controlled by a foot switch, that hing was great! I also made a sled to cut with the saw, and a tee to clamp down to use as a guide thingy. Wish I had a pic.. JR
Damn, that sounds like quite the bit of kit there JR!!  :tu:

It certainly does sound impressive, what happened to it?
I keep thinking of building a sled for my table saw - its one of those jobs I keep putting off. I did a short stint in a joinery shop. We did have proper spindle moulders and the like, but most of the time for small jobs we simply grabbed an offcut of MDF and screwed the laminate trimmer to it, with bearing cutters it worked perfectly well enough.
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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #747 on: October 22, 2014, 02:36:07 PM
I can't wait to be contributing to this thread with pics of my new black scale/red shield Pioneer :D
Here's one to hold you over :)  Mine just came in yesterday

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I like the red shield with the black alox.  Are those rare (hard to find) or expensive?
It seems like they're easier to find outside of the US.  I got mine from a German ebay seller.  That's the only place I saw one I could buy.

Yeah, what Eddie said.  Mine's coming from Canada (Swiss Bianco actually I believe), and I want to say that I heard back when they were about to come out that they wouldn't be available in the US.  I'm not sure how accurate that is though, or if it will remain that way forever :think:
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Re: Alox forever!
Reply #748 on: October 22, 2014, 05:08:56 PM
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Reply #749 on: October 22, 2014, 06:06:12 PM
Very nice! :tu:


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