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this was saved from the bin at a charity shop, along with other nice bits. I knew it needed attention. The bench grinder was broken. The shaft was bent and the tools dull. But the boiler was in need of some tlc. The bolt ring, sight glass, the seal and the front ring are missing. I temp...

Linseed oil putty. You can tint it.

Total length of the tool is 7".

Had this kicking around for a while, but not sure what it is. In Bits.

Not at all. In fact, after being taken out by a thing on a E bike, I am many more happy pils.:p

I get my bee's wax from the hives or from a DIY store. The difference is how I mix it. In door use I mix the wax with white spirit, until I get a soft butter mix paste. I tint it with food dye. For out door use I melt the wax over a low heat and add white spirit and mix until the mix is...

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ They passed QA in November 1958.

I have 2 off the OP tnk/washer cutters. This one was modified to be used on a battery drill. I use it on header tanks. This one was found at a local car boot. New nd it its box. This gets used to cut leather washers.

That is the remains of the rubber that was attached to it. But like the rest of the rubber it was rottern.

Here is another Clutch tool.

Old British Clutch aligning tool. Still god on some MG's. If it is a jointed box, from decent wood it would of been a higher end manufacture. Glued ply wood, same tool likes of Leyland cars. The value of it comes if the box is clean, with a label and very rare to find paper instructions.