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I acquired this piece think it was a form for a press weighs just under 14 kg suits my needs and uses. other piece I use for forming curves and doming

Your brace only looks like it has a 6 inch swing, for the larger bits you need one with a 10 inch swing or you'll struggle

I use the e energizer head torch good battery life and reasonably priced

Making some utensil sets for Christmas presents, made from mystery hardwood from the crate my indian stone paving came on

Another gonk

@scrimper may have some old hobbies ones

Think he means something more like this

Here's a pic of my originals that I replaced with lignum

Parts for these are hard to find or prohibitively expensive, be easier to make your own, I made mine out of some lignum vitae pen blanks Online manual here https://imgur.io/a/MhUvj

If you haven't got any plasterboard screws use what you've got.length depends on what gap there is between plasterboard and whatevers beneath it. if its brick you may need to drill and plug it

Black locust or iroko both look good shouts I'm leaning towards black locust top picture black locust bottom iroko

Iroko has the flecks in the grain very similar. it planes and scrapes well its made a nice morticing mallet prefer it to my thor

Just got a few off cuts of this very dense and heavy any idea what it is

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/222535642998?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=RphwRft4S-u&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=Bh7_YregSMS&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=MORE I have one of these or or Keith Rowley had plans for a wooden version in his book

They're quite possibly made by marples, they acquired the brand I. smith SORBY, I. name SORBY, I. city Sheffield comment SORBY, I. SHEFFIELD The originator of the I. SORBY mark was Isaac Sorby who traded under his own name until circa 1814, then as Sorby, Turner & Skidmore until 1821 and as...

Nicholson moved their production from the us to Mexico not the same product it was, their saw files are now trash like a lot of good old tool makers they trade off their past reputation

I was working at woodside on the bailey line machining back in 2002 they had just switched from crane castings to Chinese castings and they were pretty bad back then

I welcome just down the bypass in sheffield

Langford ultrasonics are a British maker and supply to industry great piece of kit but in the size your wanting 20l plus not cheap I have one of their smaller ones think it's 5l