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Takes approximately 30seconds to collect the bread from the Tesco delivery driver at the front door.

Even easier to do one door at a time and not take them all off and stack them in a pile.

Until I read this thread, I had never heard of Channelocks always been water pump pliers to me.

The regurgitation of the same jokes make me sick.

Braked Castors on all four corners for manoeuvrability, two fixed are a pain. Recommended: https://www.castors-online.co.uk/single-castors/heavy-duty-castors

As far as I know, investigated about ten years ago, there is no legal obligation on what side the good or bad looking side face's, ownership of a fence and position of boundaries are on OS maps

Channelock is a brand name coined in 1934 (patented) and is not the original of the tongue and groove type plier, that can be traced back to 1899 when Vernon Graham Higgins patented the design without ridges in the jaws.

Ah an Axminster UJK pro table with lift, I do miss mine. 🤔

Good grief someone making long rebates on a router table and not rabbits on a table saw with no crown guard, my garst is flabbered. 😱

Don't think they have been mentioned, but I have a pair of Stilsons that I inherited from my Father about two foot (600mm) long and in a sort of rusty red not the bright red available today, invaluable for moving large objects, at a pinch make a good hammer.

When receiving Oncology treatment at my local hospital I only needed to take my parking ticket to Oncology Reception to have it verified for free parking, seemed the only thing I have won this year. 😇

We have a New Forest Pony that seems to manage that without a jack and will push the 17.3hands old stallion out of the way when food is on offer.

I have both of those as well, the Land Rover jack gets used for all sorts of things, none of them Land Rover though.

Supposed to be for cutting brake and gear cables, but surprising the amount of use they get on other duties.

Is it just me, but the use of "Combination Pliers" in the Thread description is wrong to describe cutters or snips, I was expecting a discussion on Water pump pliers or those shewn above in post 6.

Mitre saw to get in the rough ball park, then trimmed with a picture framers guillotine to match the length of each side.

Love the effect of StBog on the back wall, are they smoking or sniffing Coke.

Can you post a link to that?

@duke as your Canadian and this is UK Workshop your vote for Sill does not count. 😇

Sill is probably American and just for that is obviously wrong.