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I was lucky enough to buy a new old stock Stanley No4 a back in September, box and all. Even more lucky it was the heavy weight type with the thick castings. So its a very nice plane, but thinking It might be made into a superb one, I remembered I had a spare blade and cap iron from Workshop...

Take a look at this !! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsMxAxuSRQk

Picked these up recently, the bits are quite interesting. Chair makers bits I think. The spoon type is a work of art and marked John Wilson, Sheffield. The dividers are really nicely made, as tight as the day they were new. Stamped with CK Germany, no idea on date of these, early 20th century...

I purchased a box of tools ( well several boxes to be exact, but don't tell 'im indoors ! ) in which was an old Stanley no80 cabinet scraper. Now I've seen these before and never given them a second thought. I've not known any one who had said a dicky bird about them or even maybe used one. So...

Just back from the Great Dorset steam fair and amongst the haul of bargains was this whopper of a chisel, two inches wide, fourteen inches long, with handle and the blade tapers from 5/16th. its a shame the Box handle is beyond repair, but It would have cost more than the £2.00 I got it for...

Picked up another pairing chisel last weekend, but cant make out the makers name. Any help would be appreciated. Its 1 1/2 inches wide, blade is 10 1/4 long.