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Here's mine I made from plans I posted, the frame and ramp are easily detachable and can be used as a roman bench

These plans used to be on a site called greenwoodworking run by Jennie alexander, who wrote from a tree to a chair

Found this on a job I was working on Was this cover for tap on gas lighting, can't find much info online

I've had a few bare tools and batteries, no issues

Possibly chinese dogwood fruit

Click on your self click preferences Disable ads disable sponsors ads, you'll find its much better then

Aico would be my recommendation I've been installing them for 20 plus years

I tried my hand at it even built a mule but I'm easily distracted and have too many interests, but did enjoy it and will get back to it

The stripping occurs when you don't release the frog cam when advancing or retracting the iron, gave my dad one and he's knackered his

These ghosts are looking smoking hot

If they're osb3 tg4 dimensions are 2400mm x 590mm , it's what I used on my workshop walls and roof

Some of bonnets picked today

You'd be surprised, I'm an electrical contractor and use my makita on a daily basis chasing chopping in and occasional 4 inch core drills, I have 3 5 AH batteries and a fast charger

I have a load of various plane spares, think I'll get ebaying them

Still a decent price for a life time tool once you've fettled it

Wow £8.50 for a screw I paid less than that for a woden no 4 on a carboot sale

Little chariot planes nice

Most of the surface rust can be removed by scraping with a stanley knife blade in a holder with no loss of material

It's Getting hot in here

Beautiful model masterfully rendered, ozi's picture shows how accurate the piece it is