jim1950

This G Boley screw head polishing machine arrived recently along with a little Lorch lathe. It appears to be solid brass and manually...

These are a couple of the watches I have used it on. On the bottom a very rare Waterbury Clock Company "Duke" circa 1893. To give you...

had to do a lot of this type of repair when I was an apprentice in the 60's, it was seen has a punishment if you hadn't toed the line, I...

Fixing sash window rotten boxes. Yes a full rebuild would be more sensible but I have a lot of internal panelling around them which...

Mirror frame oak. Not the most inspiring to make, but keeps you on your toes cutting the corner joints. Family member requested...

Always photograph the till receipt - they're thermal prints that won't be visible in three years.

My old hilti te 750 was a beast, had it for about 25 years or more , purchased it and it was battered from day 1 . Had it for a 1 off...

Hi, never done sets but made some furniture for films and stage my two sons both worked at the BBC on sets for a time

I managed to avoid the boring 8x4 flats by the thousand that others did, thank goodness. Most of the theatre builds were like meccano...

Not had much time this week but managed to squeeze some time in today thought id make a large vase using cypree and a block of wood ive...

Picked up a large birch blank today, it still had a little weight to it but didnt seem too much, had the idea to do a yarn bowl and...

Just a little birch bowl today while I wait for SWMBO to get home from Spain

I got this second hand, probably 20 years ago. It's missing a few bits and pieces, but it's still in good working order. For the last...

I would say this is Cherry ( yesterday middle pic ) but if you know better please say

@pat from Marck beautiful, looks very similar to Ash. Today's turnings evolved whilst chasing out cracks in the Ash blanks and I love...