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Sprayway #801 Woodworkers Dry Coating Lubricant

Not sure how much use I can be because I'm in the states, but the two use are. # 1 CR Laurence Cat. #WS140 Wax Lube, #2) Lenox Lube Tube. Of the two I prefer the CR Laurence because it has a higher beeswax content which works better for lubing screws in metal. The Lenox is better for screws in...

Having been a glazier for 45 years we cut aluminum extrusions all the time with table saws and miter saws. You want to use a carbide blade with a negative hook and a triple chip configuration. Stickwax is a must not so much because of cut quality but because aluminum is sticky and will fill the...

Who is "the other place"?

Could you be more specific on who "the other Forum" is?

Thanks for the help. Couldn't have done it without you. Sincerely.

Is it possible that you could tell me where you found the details so I could look them up myself? Thank you.

Are you making progress on the measurements?

Is it possible that you could take the t-pin out and lay it next to a rule?. That would be a big help. Thank You.

How do we do this? Thank you.

Extremely!

Hi. I have the same problem concerning the Stanley #51/52. Did you ever find out? Thank You.

The reason I was thinking about using stainless is so that when my wife comes to her senses and murders me and sells off all my tools the next owner will know that it is not an original part. As far as threading goes I don't think it is. I suspect that it's just a taper. But never having seen...

I own a Stanley #51/52 Chute Board and plane which is missing the T-pin. I would like to fabricate a replacement that is functional but obviously not original. Does anyone know where I can get a measured drawing of this part and what material it was made from? I'm thinking of using stainless...