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The Triton Times
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VOLUME 11 (2005) In the 11th issue of the Triton Times we showcase six new portable products available from mid-December this year. As well as a new look, this issue has a great new project for you to make. With profiles, projects and giveaways this issue has the lot, so grab yourself a drink, sit back, relax and enjoy. |
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VOLUME 10 (2004) The product design engineers at Triton have had a busy year ... and the fruits of their labour dominate this edition. Announcing the arrival of Tritons Steel Cutter and DIY Steel range. Triton are doing for metalwork what they did for woodwork 28 years ago - bringing it to the masses. The project for this volume - a steel framed Picnic Bench - helps compliment the theme of steel. Other product innovations include a 18V Cordless Plunge /Hammer Drill and a Powered Saw Table with factory fitted circular saw. There's information on a versatile cutting mat, a great offer for MK3 Workcentre owners and an article on a disabled sailing initiative. Enjoy your reading! |
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VOLUME 9 (2003) The 400,000th Triton Workcentre rolls off the production line. This milestone achievement is covered in an article which sums up the ever expanding Triton product range, from the invention of the MK1 Workcentre back in 1976, to current day with Tritons popular Powered Respirator. A great Day Bed project should guarantee several rewarding hours in the workshop, and the 10 Winners of the "My Workshop" competition are announced. There's an article on recycling, the latest triumphs of the Triton Foundation, and a review of the typical Triton owner in Japan, plus more.. so please enjoy! |
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VOLUME 8 (2002) If you need a convenient storage solution for all your Triton gear then this is the issue for you - there's a project to build a portable cabinet which will house the Triton Workcentre and all its' related accessories. The long-awaited Triton Powered Respirator heads this issue - a must for every health-conscious woodworker. Other new product include a Template Guide for the Triton Router, the Triton WoodRack and and upgrade for the Triton Router Table. Enter photographs of your workshop into our "My Workshop" competition and read of how a Triton Workcentre was put to good use in The Himalayas. |
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VOLUME 7 (2001) Introducing the revolutionary Triton 1/2" Router - read all about this remarkable new product from Triton. The Triton Finger Jointer and Series 2000 Project Book are also featured. There's an article on Kukuda in the Solomon Islands, where an old war vessel has been restored using Triton equipment. Take a look at the results of a Superjaws Owners Survey to see why so many people rave about this versatile product. If you've ever considered building your own decorative front door - there's plans to show you how. Downoad now, for all this and more! |
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VOLUME 6 (2000) The new Triton Router Table - RTA300 makes the cover for Volume 6 - it represents a significant upgrade to its predecessor. Also featured are the new Jigsaw Kit, Biscuit Joiner, Mini Sliding Extension Table, Router Stand and a hint of what's in the pipeline. There's an article on wooden boat building using a trusty MK3 Workcentre, and the Quick-Hut 2000 initiative for young Australians. Detailed plans are supplied to build a decorative Outdoor Table project. It's the perfect match for the Adirondack Chair project from Volume 1. |
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VOLUME 5 (1999) The feature product in this edition of the Triton Times is the long awaited Triton 235mmn Precision Power Saw, closely followed by Tritons' Planer Attachment Kit, new Saw Blade Range and Interior Wood Finishing Oil. Additional articles include "Bill the Possum Box Man", an update of Triton Owners Clubs & Training Courses and a farewell article from George Lewin. The project included in this volume is a Classic Wine Cabinet. |
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VOLUME 4 (1998) This issue announces the release of the Triton Compact Saw Table and exclusive range of accessories. Other new products covered in this volume are Tritons's Hard & Fast Woodworking Adhesive, Series 2000 Workshop System Training Video and Dust Collection revisited. There is an article on Triton training courses, a test drive of the Series 2000 Workcentre and a peek behind the scenes in Tritons' Research & Development laboratory. The project featured in this edition is an attractive Bedside Table. |
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VOLUME 3 (1997) The Triton Sliding Extension Table is the flagship release of this volume, accompanied by the Triton Multi-Stand, Series 2000 Bevel Ripping Guide and Premium Carbide Tipped Router Bits. There is an interesting story about the Technical Aid for the Disabled organisation and an article on the launch of Tritons' very first owners club in Canberra. This issue features an Outdoor Setting Project, designed by the winner of our Furniture Design Competition from Volume 2. |
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VOLUME 2 (1996) This edition announces the launch of Tritons' Series 2000 Workcentre along with the Triton Dust Collection System and Chain Blade. Additional articles include "The Search for the Perfect Workcentre" by George Lewin, and "Richard Blake - Wooden Boat Builder". The project featured in this issue is an elegant Hall Table. |
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VOLUME 1 (1995) This pilot issue covers the introduction of the Tritons Series 2000 Router & Jigsaw Table, Biscuit Joiner System 2000, and Home Improvement Video Series. It also includes a 20 year review of Triton and a personal philosophy from George Lewin, the Tritons' founder. The project featured in this edition is the Adirondack Chair. Please note that this issue is only available in the form of 4 separate jpeg images, each of which is approx. 120Kb in size. Click on each thumbnail to download larger image to your browser. |