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I wouldn't offer more than the £600 on that green Sedgwick. The owner may have no understanding of machinery and has an unrealistic view...

I’ve rebuilt a number of machines, vintage and modern. In my experience, I won’t rebuild modern machines unless they are the high end...

Notice the flat belt pulley on the motor…..someone has added a flange to the pulley to stop the belt wandering off! The pulleys are...

£0:50p, from a local scrap yard. Rusty, but complete. No need to take this to a Surface grinder. But grinding paste and plate...

What about industrial cladding? You can attach it to purlins. I’d get it with insulation ie. Sheet, insulation, sheet. It comes in a...

As I move towards having the tops on on the frame and flattening them I’m trying to minimise how much I need to remove. When I made...

I have the rod finished and the template for the 2 main beams out ready to go. I need to run the hand rail and the bottom rail out...

Hi Mike, I rod everything out I make 1:1 and put every detail you can imagine onto it. Position of mortice and tenons, depth of tenons...

It just so happens i built a bridge based on the mathematical bridge in Cambridge. You can find it on The West Wycombe Estate (Sir...

Hi Deema. Thanks for the interest. There won’t be any ‘crush effect’ on the infills from the top and bottom rails (atleast not enough to...

The infill looks unusual, may I ask with the bracing parts mitred into the corners of the hand and lower rail how will you stop the...

Been a while since I posted any woodwork on here, but I’ve got a decent job building an oak bridge, the usual start to finish style I’ll...

You can’t beat a bit of British Leyland or similar on your planing machine. This is standard equipment front and back, obviously using...

The pile of scrap is getting thinner and thinner and as more pieces go back on the machine with a new lease of life. I’ve got a long way...

I managed to ease the table back into the main event this afternoon, I got it all prepared, cleaned out any fastenings I was reusing...