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This is what my better half uses for her fabric crafts as it can print on ribbon. I have purchased some black-on-white tape for it and I am allowed to borrow the printer if I ask nicely. https://store.brother.co.uk/catalogs/brotheruk/devices/label-printer/p-touch/pt/pth200?sc_src=corp...

I didn’t go cheap or expensive (to me). I’ve been happy with these which came with a calibration cert and have good reviews: https://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/igaging-ez-cal-digital-caliper-6/

Exactly, within reason. I’ve heard of people using a slightly undersized drill bit for their 5mm shelf pins to ensure a snug fit. But as mentioned in my reply to the OP, I don’t run the risk of sloppy holes (ooh err) as I don’t use my ‘multi-hole puncher’ for drilling shelf pin holes.

I have the ‘multi-hole puncher’ that’s been mentioned in this thread, but I use it for dowel joints with either the 6mm or 8mm drill guides. Not thought to use it for shelf pin holes as a) I would need to order some 5mm drill guides, b) the holes produced using the drill guides may be too sloppy...

Did a bit of Googling - there mention of a “Countershaft clutch for the Myford ML7” in the forum the link below goes to: https://www.model-engineer.co.uk/forums/search/MyFord+ml7+clutch/ Mentions the June/July 1991 issue. Any help?

I stand corrected.

Warranted Superior (it’s a brand) steel back tenon saw (12”?) I would imagine. Google gives a number of results.

Closest I can find with a lock near the front of the handle: https://heinnie.com/maratac-craft-knife-slide-lock/ Not a utility knife like your’s from Asia and with a specific replaceable blade.

Another place to look is Etsy - search for “metal makers disc”.

I found SSS to be a bit of fresh air in the charts back in the ‘80s. I have the 12” of Love Missile F1-11 in my eclectic music collection.

I would be interested in the sash clamps (to the left of the morticer) if they are available and the size/price can be advised.

Peter Millard mentions Mikita replacement splinter guard in his Tracksaw Workshop series of vids. There a link in the description of the video below: If I remember correctly I also think he mentioned in a video that you could take the splinter guard off, move it across a bit and then recut...

Made a cyclone dust separator box - sides/bottom 12mm ply, top 18mm MDF. Hooked up to my Wickes 20L vac. Will be adding a HEPA filter to the vac and a longer hose (Cen-Tec probably) for the tool later.

Workshop storage for two dowelling jigs I acquired from @Puggers recently. Not great quality 12mm ply with 6mm MDF tops (with magnets to keep the tops in place). Haven’t decided if I should paint or apply a finish. Any suggestions?

Hi Puggers - I am interested. Will send you a PM.