vinny_wills
Member
Hi guys,
Even i would be interested..
Count me in..
Even i would be interested..
Count me in..
Interest Check: Full day carpentry workshop in Bangalore
- Thread starter thatguy
- Start date
I have made two seperate lists based on the expressions of interest received on this thread. Assumption is those attended the Bosch workshop the first time want an advanced course, so have listed them seperately. The rest are in the Training@Bosch list:
Power Tools Training@Bosch:
josephjohnt
raj
doors666
GeorgeO
Phlip Isaac
vinny_wills
ravikumar615
exljp
sudhishkv*
* I have added sudhishkv's name as he was interested, but had to miss the previous workshop.
For advanced Woodworking workshop at Rajat's/My place:
sampath06
thatguy
santhosh
gobble
josephjohnt
ravikumar615
Also, my internet problem is resolved and I managed to post some pics with details at DIYable.net, will replicate the same here today/tomorrow:
Home to the Indian DIYer and Hobbyist
I have also cleaned up the album as there were multiple copies of pics reported:
Power Tool Training at Bosch pictures by diyable - Photobucket
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josephjohnt
Active Member
Hi Santhosh, You can add me to both.
ravikumar615
New Member
hi Santhosh,
Me too...both indeed.
Me too...both indeed.
I have updated the list in my previous post based on interest expressed today. Will continue to update until the system allows me to, after which I will create a new post, perhaps a new thread.
Just to set the expectations....
The Bosch workshop will only be held on a week day. So, once we have a group of 12 confirmed participants, I can talk to the co-ordinator @ Bosch and finalise a date.
By advanced workshop..... meant we can start off from where the Bosch workshop left. Here we'll learn from other members/enthusiasts who are exprienced in the wood-working hobby. Tools will be our own. So, the advanced workshop will not make us experts..... a few more such workshops and sufficient practice will definitely get us there IMO
hyeah:.
Just to set the expectations....
The Bosch workshop will only be held on a week day. So, once we have a group of 12 confirmed participants, I can talk to the co-ordinator @ Bosch and finalise a date.
By advanced workshop..... meant we can start off from where the Bosch workshop left. Here we'll learn from other members/enthusiasts who are exprienced in the wood-working hobby. Tools will be our own. So, the advanced workshop will not make us experts..... a few more such workshops and sufficient practice will definitely get us there IMO
hyeah:.The little red devil wants a Tree House eh
chirag007
Active Member
count me in for both.
Lists updated till date.
Power Tools Training@Bosch:
josephjohnt
raj
doors666
GeorgeO
Phlip Isaac
vinny_wills
ravikumar615
exljp
madvenu
Chirag007
dips0502
anilva
sudhishkv*
* I have added sudhishkv's name as he was interested, but had to miss the previous workshop.
For advanced Woodworking workshop at Rajat's/My place:
sampath06
thatguy
santhosh
gobble
josephjohnt
ravikumar615
madvenu
Chirag007
Will call the training co-ordinator and check if they are able to conduct a training in October.
Power Tools Training@Bosch:
josephjohnt
raj
doors666
GeorgeO
Phlip Isaac
vinny_wills
ravikumar615
exljp
madvenu
Chirag007
dips0502
anilva
sudhishkv*
* I have added sudhishkv's name as he was interested, but had to miss the previous workshop.
For advanced Woodworking workshop at Rajat's/My place:
sampath06
thatguy
santhosh
gobble
josephjohnt
ravikumar615
madvenu
Chirag007
Will call the training co-ordinator and check if they are able to conduct a training in October.
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ShaQ.Blogs
Active Member
is this second workshop for beginners?
I am exploring DIY myself...not sure if I should use a carpenter, or...
I have a specific challenge lined up gor the meet.
1.How to drill an airtight hole for the speaker terminal which is 10mm long when we use a 19mm thick board. It is not as straightforward as you imagine once you inspect the MX terminals I have.
2. How to chamfer the driver hole. From 2" diameter to 4 or 6.
Anyone up to it?
Sent from mobile on a crappy keyboard. Pls excuse typos.
1.How to drill an airtight hole for the speaker terminal which is 10mm long when we use a 19mm thick board. It is not as straightforward as you imagine once you inspect the MX terminals I have.
2. How to chamfer the driver hole. From 2" diameter to 4 or 6.
Anyone up to it?
Sent from mobile on a crappy keyboard. Pls excuse typos.
cmsajith
Well-Known Member
1. Why are you fixing the terminals (assuming individual pieces) directly to the box? You can fix it properly to some alum piece and fix it to the box, use neoprene rubber to seal.
2. Use Hole saw (6" will be available) or use jig saw
Update:
I spoke to Shankar, the training contact at Bosch and he said that there may not be any available dates next three months as they get busy with training their dealers and marketing team. He said that he would check his training calendar in case there is an available date and revert tomorrow. Will update after I hear from him.
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I spoke to Shankar, the training contact at Bosch and he said that there may not be any available dates next three months as they get busy with training their dealers and marketing team. He said that he would check his training calendar in case there is an available date and revert tomorrow. Will update after I hear from him.
Noted Anil. Have updated the list ^.
ShaQ, the second workshop will be slightly advanced. IMO, the Bosch one will be a good starting pointis this second workshop for beginners?
I am exploring DIY myself...not sure if I should use a carpenter, or...
.Because I dont want a 1 or 2mm width patch or area in my speaker box when the whole box uses 19mm thick board.
Hole saw will not chamfer. And I need 2" hole to be chamfered witha 45 degree angle.
--G0bble
bibin3210
Well-Known Member
This can be easily done using a router.
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