bro you need to get a chain saw mill, mill on site and carry the 2-3 inch slab out
they very expensive to buy,
but i diy my self, welded metal rack to hold the chainsaw, then a leader to keep it stright.
if you cant weld, go to your local awning shop, give them plans and they will weld for you.

its possible mill a log alone, but its much easier/fun with 2 people. my huge chainsaw with rack is dam heavy.

Talking about tung oil, where can I get tung oil in Malaysia?
Even ACE hardware dont have it.

What do u guys think of Milwaukee brand power tools?

First post on this thread for 2017

Make a bucket "cyclone" for my dust collector.
Benefit compare to my vacuum
1) low rumbling sound feel better
2) moderate suction only pick up wood dust and shavings. The vacuum with strong suction always accidentally suck things in.
3) Finally I have a 4 inch hose vacuum. 

Main component are transparent bucket and 4 inch sewage pipes.

Future plan, dig a hole in the wall and put the motor unit outside. Direct exhaust the air outdoor no need those 2 big cloth bag as filter and guaranteed better air quality

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Compare to vacuum cleaner, the dust collector make a low rumbling sound while vacuum makes a higher pitched sound. Low rumbling sound feels better for me.
The motor and fan runs ok. Some rattling sound come from uneven bottom vibrate against the floor.

If I dig a 4 inch hole on the floor and install the motor unit outside the house(back lane) then I don't need to worry about the HEPA filter. 

How to dig a 4 inch hole on wall? drill lots of smaller holes then knock it off?

I wonder how much a 100mm diamond hole cutter will costs.

Thanks for the guide.
If order this probably will arrive after CNY.
I wonder how much local store is selling this...

Not many living in city has that big space...
That glide miter saw is syiok tho.. RM2.8k. 

It was my target too but too big too heavy for my small room. End up using table saw instead. 

Nice tools but not cheap arr... For us Malaysian 

Lets estimate how much that workshop will costs...
I added something that I think might be useful

Maybe I will make another list of cheaper brands

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Ya.. given how shit our exchange rate become, 10k is not a lot 
Lots of the jigs can be build so can save a bit.

I don't know where to get those board with lots of holes so I end up using cleat system in my workroom.

Build another sheet for cheaper tools.
Almost half savings.

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Drool-worthy post! Was searching where to buy wood planks and power tools and it led me to this!

Anyway, not so easy to find pegboards. A local big hardware store around my office area in kampung subang had something similar. Perforated hardboard in 3mm thick (4 x 8ft) RM5x.xx.

I want to build a bookcase. Already start building but cutting plywood with a cheap circular saw is really hard to get a straight cut.

If just want to make normal bookcase, go Ikea buy Billy bookcase seems more reasonable. 

Depends on which one you use.
Bosch has a compact rotary hammer, with 2AH battery it weights about 1.7 kg.
Model is GBH18V-Li Compact. This model does not have chiseling function.

For drilling holes on high places this is good.

anyone keep these user manual or throw it away? i haven't even open and read a single manual yet ...just keep these cart away in a box. thinking to get rid of these   

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complicated machine / tool...maybe will keep the manual and can refer later on. those drill driver manual is just too much for me to read it...

i don't like my tool to be loosely throw inside any tool box, it just too messy and don't like to dig for tool.. maybe you can diy some inlay organizer for the 238 using plywood to keep loose tool organize.

btw, now can get the 238 around rm150+ shipped ( with maxis discount code + shopback) from lazada. seller is csm hardware.

on the GOP, i'm still using those ori blade from bosch ( which came with the tool ). haven't try out other brand yet.. those china made blade seem very cheap but now sure how well it could perform.

haha...true also. sometimes we tend to be slightly complicated with simple tools