Search results

Hopefully just bought this just waiting for reply, thanks for heads up

Don't know if these still available.but if they are be happy to take off your hands ,can see a couple of tapered tenon jigs in those

They were in 2 weeks ago in meersbrook branch I got a ryoba and dozuki and several f clamps

Found in 10 seconds, try a Google search https://www.nmatools.co.uk/product-category/accessories/scheppach-accessories/

After 63 version Marked rabone chesterman on rule

Bought out by stanley tools in 89 and now the name doesn't exist at all except on old tools

It's also only marked rabone which dates before 63 when they merged with chesterman to form rabone chesterman where i got my first job at bow works pomona Street sheffield

Got this nice old rabone 12 inch combination square while on holiday in North yorkshire from skirlington carboot paid 1 whole pound for it, bargain

On holiday in North Yorkshire at moment, went on the Yorkshire belle boat at bridlington managed to capture this amazing video of a wild dolphin

I'd suggest getting a live centre and trying some spindle turning to get a feel for the tools before trying anything more adventurous, scraps of 2x2 make good practice pieces

Usually it's a spanner on flats and the tool that came with chuck

Cracking job definitely earned some brownie points with that

Wow what a beautiful building,

Definitely a bit for a brace all brace bits have that tang for the jaws regardless of style it's marked buck who were based in tottenham court road london for about 150 years @toolsntat might shed some light

There was a name on handle looks like it says signal which was a brand made by Cooper and sons sheffield

I have many styles of bits probably 150 plus but that's a new one on me

I have 4 10" discs from 40 grit to 240 grit, also made a sliding table that goes on bed bars, use it for sharpening and shaping mostly

I just stick mine on with strong double sided tape and pull of and scrapes when they're spent

I got it in a joblot of tools I bought when I got my lathe a couple of years ago,i was more interested in the measuring tools dividers calipers etc just come across it again

Good to know I'd tried stanley knives blades didn't hold in very well,