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Hi Mark, I bought some from Ironmongery Direct to replace all the 25 year old brass hinges in my parents house. The finish and action of them just seemed rough/sloppy so they went back. Nothing like the Baldwin ones. John

Nothing like the yellow/black stanley ones (which are complete poo). Heavier, better machining, clearer graduations and just general better!

I have both 6" and 12" ones, they are excellent. JH

Looks very effective. I made a little Mondrian inspired Cabinet some time ago. http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q71 ... a49516.jpg JH

http://youtu.be/eS41T2Bxfc4 An interesting technique at 2.58 in. . . JH

I like it, your getting good at this Richard. I bet it's turned a few heads at the Cube. Sure that's not you :lol: I've got another Krenov book apart from the one I got from you, and it is just so difficult get into. He is very odd. JH

Well the wood will be nicely acclimatized to it's surroundings by now (is it 5 months now?) :lol: Progress looks rapid! JH

Try here http://smtmowers.com/4548/home Where we get all our spare parts and for repairs when we are to busy to do them ourselves. JH

Thanks for the info Pete. Most probably do one for singles first. My sister's recently got into vinyl again and has been hinting on some frames. JH

They are good, just not so keen on the oil! JH

Nice work Pete, might have to have a go at one myself! JH

Bread board end joint in pictures. You can see how the middle peg is tight and the two end one are elongated to allow movement across the grain. Hope this helps JH

Grinding on the side of the wheel is bad news. Unless the wheel is designed for it, which very few are. If you really want a flat grind- http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Viceroy-Sharp ... 20c88fc357 Clocked a good few hours on one of those, messy bloody horrible thing... JH

Second hand gets my vote. 1k bought these three. Now 1/3 of the way to replacing them with Wadkin :D JH

If anyone is interested in using Japanese water stones and its ok with Jon. I can bring my sharpening tackle. JH

Thank you Adidat! =D> I am very sorry for being unable to attend, but very glad that there was someone willing to take my place. Thanks again Adidat JH

10% of one single item at Axminster till the 29th :wink: Last waney edge stuff I dealt with was that up and downy I do not think I'd want to use a track saw on it. I just strick a chalk line and eyeball it on the bandsaw. JH

That's quiet, my BAOS is very loud when I'm in thicknesseing mode and extracting through a plywood hood. http://youtu.be/lZcSRkrib-A JH

Looking forward to it JH

I have one these (second hand) http://www.emir.co.uk/workbenches/craft ... aker-bench For what it cost me, I wouldn't bother making my own. Only thing wrong with it is that I always want something out of a drawer or cupboard that is blocked by something in the vice. These are often about on...