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  1. 21st March 2009, 06:24 AM #1
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    Default Painter's Pyramids

    Does anyone know of an Australian retailer/distributor for this product?



    I know I can get them from Rockler, Woodcraft etc, but I tend to try to support the Aussie guy with the product before buying from OS (call it my contribution to the domestic economy stimulation)
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    Jeremy,

    I dunno, but I can tell you they work a treat.
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    There may be a link on the ABC New Inventor's Site
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    Quote Originally Posted by watson View Post
    There may be a link on the ABC New Inventor's Site
    Noel

    I did a search of the New Inventors site using "paint" and found nothing.

    Thanks for the thought
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    Would it be so hard to make your own out of some hardwood offcuts?
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    Jeremy,
    a few off cuts with screws (or nails) driven in to a common height will work just as well. Take less time to make than ordering some and waiting for them to arrive or going somewhere to buy them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by journeyman Mick View Post
    Jeremy,
    a few off cuts with screws (or nails) driven in to a common height will work just as well. Take less time to make than ordering some and waiting for them to arrive or going somewhere to buy them.

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    I could halfway swear I'd posted a thread about it, but can't find it now. Maybe it was on a different forum.

    I've used spiky gumballs from a sweetgum tree, in the same manner as painter's pyramids, for sealing both ends of a log or plank in a single session. Depending on the size of the piece, they can even work on sloping ground.

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    Quote Originally Posted by joe greiner View Post
    I could halfway swear I'd posted a thread about it, but can't find it now. Maybe it was on a different forum.
    Mustn't have looked hard enough Joe

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    Quote Originally Posted by DJ's Timber View Post
    Mustn't have looked hard enough Joe

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    You got that right, DJ. And I hadn't recorded it in my own index file either.

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