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I've got a RP BS250 turning up sometime next week and thought I'd make a stand for it in the meantime. I'd be very grateful if any BS250 owners could let me know the distance from the bottom of the machine to the top of the table, so I can get an idea how tall to make the stand. thanks Jon

Chisel sold to Logger (pending payment) for £22.

Cutter sold to Sam. Forgot to mention in original post, I can only accept bank transfer ( or cash for anyone wanting to collect - manchester area).

Cutter

Ashley Iles mk 2 bench chisel 1/2”. Purchased just before Christmas. Due to a mix up, I’ve ended up with 2 of these so this one is for sale. Very little use, I’ve honed it a few times. It’s not been ground (it was supplied ground slightly out of square) so blade is full length. £22 posted...

Payment received for Wonder Dog and Marking gauge and items were posted today. thanks Jon

Agreed. I've enjoyed and learned quite a bit from his channel. I think bringing his mate (Rob) onboard was a good move, theres some good comedy moments between them and the video production/editing is amazing. No disrespect to Matt, his editing was also great.

Thanks Rhydian, replied to pm Jon

reduced price on saw

Hi mate, I got your pm and intended to reply this morning, but I over slept a bit so had to rush out to work. I should be home around 7, I'll pm my bank details then. PM your name and address anytime and I'll get them packaged up. Sorry for the slow reply. Jon

Gauge and wonder dog are yours. I'll knock a couple of quid due to only needing 1 package, so £37 posted.

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Using my iPhone to post this, struggling to see an option to include more than 1 image per post. Apologies.

Gauge 2

Gauge

Veritas crosscut tenon saw. I bought this second hand with the intention of refiling to a coarser rip and refinishing the handle (the lacquer was quite chipped/scratched when I bought it). It’s only sanded to 80 grit, so will need finer sanding. Blade is ok but would benefit from a sharpening...

Same here. Though I use scissors in my right hand (even if they can be used in either hand) :|

Looking forward to seeing/hearing how it turns out.

Sorry for not managing to post a photo. I'm still away from home. Do you need 3-4 coats? I'm no expert on finishing, so its a genuine question I'd like to know. When I've used hard wax oils I've just followed the method Peter Parfitt used. First coat (either brushed or ragged), very light...

I've got a piece of mdf with offcuts of various timber species stuck to it, two of which are maple and sycamore. I gave it a coat of polyx satin clear a couple of months ago, and theres very little to no yellowing. I'll try to post a photo when I get home.