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Jaycee Tools will have them. 0208 8841 1099

CMT Orange blades.

Got to agree, poor reputation for customer service. Special offers seem to be spurious. Not the suppliers that I'd like to be associated with. Just because they can can be cheap doesn't make them on your side.

Very nice work

Looks really good, pizza oven?

Rowland Tools in High Wycombe sell long drills 400mm 600mm 800mm and 1000mm, 6mm upwards.

Isaac Lord in High Wycombe keep imperial Famag forstner bits

It's the most daunting woodwork I've done! But also perhaps the most rewarding.

I've seen the ad for toothed blades on Workshop Heaven, anyone tried them? Looks logically a good idea for difficult grains

I bought some MHG chisels from Dick in Germany recently, very pleased with them, consistent quality. I have a set of old splitproof Marples and a set of recently acquired Footprint mortice chisels that are old but hold there edge and sharpen up well.

Might I suggest you buy something else at the same time? i know it sounds like a clever dick answer but I bet there will be something you want or will want in the very near future. I understand your point re the own branding, it appears to be a way of dumbing down an item or range but not...

Bin them, if you've worn through the Tin coating, they're only pointy bits of metal now.

Try Flexifoam abrasives from Toolnut, http://www.toolnut.co.uk/

Try Deep in Wood at Bessels Leigh. Local wood, own saw mill always been good for prices when I've been,

Neil, I can't believe you'd have less!

Oxon Fasteners at Stanton Harcourt, W G Powell for timber and tools at Cowley Road, Oxford, Toolmaster Cowley, Toolpost Didcot, John Young Witney. Deep in Wood for hardwoods at Bessels Leigh.

You just know he's picking winners!