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They are very easy to make using old cooker hoods. The motor is the same type that is used in air filters having the intake on both sides and are usually 3 speed as well. Unless you are going to hang it high the remote is not needed. As it is the big Jet one I have in the garage workshop turns...

I've just made a station clock for a museum. Two rings were needed one at 24 1/2" diameter,1 14" thick, and one slightly smaller at 2" thick. I mounted them through the back of what would eventually become the real mounting holes so I had room to work without hitting screws. Both held in a 6"...

I meant the search on Lathes.co.uk

Spotted this but can't find the custom search button on the site. Machine Tool Archive - Lathes.co.uk http://www.lathes.co.uk › page21 27 Apr 2021 — ... Hasselquist (later Elgin Tool Works), Hatch, Haulin, Hauser, Havier, A.Haworth (Sowerby Bridge), Hazdent Machine Tools - spinning lathes, ...

I burn some by stuffing them into kitchen or bog roll tubes with pound shop masking tape on the ends.

I picked them up on Freecycle York, there must be a Liverpool one.

Cooker hoods do make good ambient air filters though. I've made a couple by cutting down the chassis to fit a home made box that will take commercially available filters.

I just look out for other stuff that can be used instead as anything over tealight size tends to be expensive for what they are. The church candles I have are just over 2 1/2" so I use a 3" insert that formally contained Tuna chunks, or a fancy glass one that formally contained Goo desserts.

I teach woodturning for a living (normally), and have a lot of couples come where one isn't interested in turning, and no, it isn't always the lady! Try to make links with non turning related people around you that you can advertise or give publicity to so there is always an option of doing...

I have the Bosch in the teaching workshop as the 90mm travel is ideal for pens. Never had a problem with it. If you look closely at the packaging you will find some of the Aldi range of tools are Scheppach.

Really? the tang looks crudely hacksawed?

It has been modified in some way but my FIL's mother worked in the Lancashire cotton mills and he reckoned these long reach things might be able to adjust something under a running loom

I give some time to the local Men's shed in normal times. If things are donated they don't need they are put to one side for sending to another shed or they are put in a free box. I quite like wooden handled screwdrivers and picked this up with a few others as I was intrigued by the length and...

That's really cool!

Definitely going to be used, my friend Walter loves restoring tools though so I'll land it on him at some point!

It's lubricated like new, no WD or sarcasm needed

I want it to grip things. ;-) Might just put some wood in the jaws and put it to use!

Yes the spelling is intentional! I was gifted this vice this evening. Just wondering how you guys might set about restoring it?

The 1820 poll book shows William Kendall, Planemaker, Little Shambles. If anything else crops up I'll pass it on.

The are are none in the Freemen's registers but several in the burial registers. William FERRAND Bishophill; William FOSTER Bishophill; John GREEN Micklegate; William KENDALL St Sampsons; John MARSH Davygate; Samuel MIDDLETON Coppergate; John SNELL Bishophill; Michael VARVILL ; Joseph WINN...