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This is what my better half uses for her fabric crafts as it can print on ribbon. I have purchased some black-on-white tape for it and I am allowed to borrow the printer if I ask nicely. https://store.brother.co.uk/catalogs/brotheruk/devices/label-printer/p-touch/pt/pth200?sc_src=corp...

I didn’t go cheap or expensive (to me). I’ve been happy with these which came with a calibration cert and have good reviews: https://woodworkersworkshop.co.uk/igaging-ez-cal-digital-caliper-6/

Exactly, within reason. I’ve heard of people using a slightly undersized drill bit for their 5mm shelf pins to ensure a snug fit. But as mentioned in my reply to the OP, I don’t run the risk of sloppy holes (ooh err) as I don’t use my ‘multi-hole puncher’ for drilling shelf pin holes.

I have the ‘multi-hole puncher’ that’s been mentioned in this thread, but I use it for dowel joints with either the 6mm or 8mm drill guides. Not thought to use it for shelf pin holes as a) I would need to order some 5mm drill guides, b) the holes produced using the drill guides may be too sloppy...

Did a bit of Googling - there mention of a “Countershaft clutch for the Myford ML7” in the forum the link below goes to: https://www.model-engineer.co.uk/forums/search/MyFord+ml7+clutch/ Mentions the June/July 1991 issue. Any help?

I stand corrected.

Warranted Superior (it’s a brand) steel back tenon saw (12”?) I would imagine. Google gives a number of results.

Closest I can find with a lock near the front of the handle: https://heinnie.com/maratac-craft-knife-slide-lock/ Not a utility knife like your’s from Asia and with a specific replaceable blade.

Another place to look is Etsy - search for “metal makers disc”.

I found SSS to be a bit of fresh air in the charts back in the ‘80s. I have the 12” of Love Missile F1-11 in my eclectic music collection.

I would be interested in the sash clamps (to the left of the morticer) if they are available and the size/price can be advised.

Peter Millard mentions Mikita replacement splinter guard in his Tracksaw Workshop series of vids. There a link in the description of the video below: If I remember correctly I also think he mentioned in a video that you could take the splinter guard off, move it across a bit and then recut...

Made a cyclone dust separator box - sides/bottom 12mm ply, top 18mm MDF. Hooked up to my Wickes 20L vac. Will be adding a HEPA filter to the vac and a longer hose (Cen-Tec probably) for the tool later.

Workshop storage for two dowelling jigs I acquired from @Puggers recently. Not great quality 12mm ply with 6mm MDF tops (with magnets to keep the tops in place). Haven’t decided if I should paint or apply a finish. Any suggestions?

Hi Puggers - I am interested. Will send you a PM.

I use a version of the 2nd example you mentioned, with the back wheel/tyre resting on the ground. Having the back wheel on the ground for the 11/13 year old may help as the weight of the bicycle is already supported while they manoeuvre the bicycle off the hook?

Hi - I’ve just tried the link on the website and it downloads the file. I know the website was recently changed/updated. Maybe try again? I found the link at Shop Improvements > Drill Press > Drill Press Platform.pdf Is that the file you’re looking for or has he altered the contents but kept...

Your profile doesn’t show your location but when I was looking into pipe clamps I found this pipe supplier mention in forums. Based in the West Midlands. The two main pipe diameter sizes look to be available along with coupler fittings where you could, for example, join pipes together to make an...

I have that router but it didn’t come with an exclamation mark. It has done all that I have asked of it for light DIY - round overs and channels. Purchased a 12pc set of 8mm shank S&R router bits (216 901 012). Also I take, where appropriate, several passes to get to the required depth/shape.

I guess they are not a thing then. Will investigate making my own.