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How about some cat gut. ie fishing line. regards

Stanley router. I have had this a while and its been gathering dust on the top shelf as I have a modern one. I think this dates back to the 60s. It may well have been and import from the states but I'm not too sure. Its runs really well and comes with all the attachments shown including the...

Mitutoyo 18"/450mm vernier caliper. They are contained in a wooden box that is a bit tatty. I bought these at auction a few years ago thinking I would use them and I don't. They are in good overall condition. I am sure they will be of use to someone. I know they are really expensive new. Asking...

Very old Hardwood Hand Screw Clamp. In very good condition. I can see no damage at all and the threads are tight. This was left to me when my Father in Law past away. He was 85 and I think it was his dads who was a coachbuilder back in the day. Looking for £10 plus postage or collection from...

Ok Mate Thanks for the reply.

Hi Coley I like the look of these inserts. My plastic one has just exploded. Would you be interested in selling a couple. regards Bernard

The pruning saw arrived safe and very well packaged today. It is a lot better than it looked in the photo. Well chuffed. Thank you very much.

Could I have the pruning saw please. I just like the look of it. regards Bernard

That's a great looking shed Ollie. I really enjoyed reading the WIP. Without been too nosey could I ask approx how much it came in at. I am hoping to move in the next 6 months and hopefully will have the space to build myself a nice new workshop. I am really inspired by all the workshop builds...

Beautiful piece of craftsmanship.

Very nice

Hi don't know if this is the correct section or if this is allowed at all. If not please delete with my apologies.posting.php?mode=post&f=1# Walker singleton are auctioning masses of timber and tools from a company that clearly has gone bust. posting.php?mode=post&f=1# Check out...

Thanks for that. Great write up and very clear instructions. I shall be making a couple very soon. (hammer)

Hi Tony My late father in law used a 6x4 shed for many years. He had a pillar drill and small table saw in there. He had a hatch that he could feed long lengths of timber into the saw. He just used to move all the contents out to do any work. As for the cuts on the timber you can buy a product...

Congratulations on the new workshop. Looking forward to seeing the pictures. I am really envious and I hope it all works out well for you.