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The stanley 45 using the slitting blade would be a safe way of producing thin strips with minimal material loss

Time to go to specsavers 😆

http://www.record-planes.com/

@pulleyt does excellent kumiko sure she could offer good advice on cutting blanks

+1 for the Halfords I used the laquer rattle can for alloy wheels

I've seen a video of a 99 going through 4 layers of denim 4 layers of us military canvas and two layers of 3mmish leather like it was paper. dread to think what a simarlar quality machine today would cost. I paid £46 with post which is a bargain with motor conversion

If it was mine I'd reglue it, carefully scrape the blue paint off if that what it is, rub down with medium wire wool and meths apply a coat of b l o allow to fully dry and apply a coat of shellac and wax applied with 0000 wire wool

Most of my projects start off as scrap wood so I'd have a head start😁

My gift to myself was a 1924 singer 99k to restore and learn how to use.must have 4 full hides of full grain 10oz leather from old sofas that I've acquired

You have some real talents in tool making dave. you make some beautiful tools people would be glad to own

Set of 5 mora knives for spoon making

I started woodworking after getting a woodburner and the amount of good timber I burnt was unreal. now. I debate with my self if its fuel or useful

I've tried my hands at a lot of things but stool bench's and chairs are my thing so I guess technically I'm a bodger

Screwfix do m6 coach bolts

I've fitted a bathroom extractor in workshop also have window ajar also have co detector in workshop, i dont run it when I'm woodworking anyway shavings and naked flame not a good combination

Thanks paint job was a pain but enjoyed the build

Made this children's bench for grandkids from a pallet i acquired piece in front is whats left of it

On start up for a couple of minutes, and when you shut it down but in between no smell

Paraffin

I'm in my workshop at moment watching Brazil Croatia from 7 degrees to 22 in 2 hours with my 1930's heater