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Its actually 3/8 Jacob, that's what ebay listing said and I'd not measured it

It was on your posts I decided to buy and try one @Jacob thanks will keep looking for another couple of sizes

Have you tried an iron and a damp towel you'd be amazed at the size of dints that it gets out

Already have a type 4 71 and a type 8 and prefer finding vintage tools cheap and restoring to use

First go with a mortise chisel so my techniques probably not that good. It's a lot easier than a bevel edged chisel breezed through an 100mm offcut of c16 and the handle held up fine

Nice old j marples war department 5/8 pig sticker bought for £4 plus p&p Re fixed Loose handle with epoxy sharpened up and ready to try

I work as an electrician in student land in Sheffield and grab all the roof joists and perlings ripped out of old houses I see in skips had a lot of good free wood for projects and firewood

Make a nice apron with it for when your turning

53 mm at its widest and the bit it goes on on the henry is 47mm

Will measure when I get home if mo one responds before

Love how threads like this go on tangents if the op skips between the lines there is some good info just takes a lot of skipping

I use very thin straight grained stock to set up iron square taking a very light cut and trying it on both sides until shavings are identical it doesn't have to be out of square by much to get what your describing

Tool chest I'm working on just in the process of lining the drawers using custards method still yet to decide what I'm doing with the bottom storage below drawers

https://ukwoodcraftandcarbidechisels.co.uk/penturningchiselset.html I have the large set they're pretty good calue for money and got me started since then ive moved to hss tools

https://www.toolstation.com/toolpak-tct-circular-saw-blades/p78148?store=KV&utm_source=googleshopping&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=googleshoppingfeed&mkwid=_dm&pcrid=&pkw=&pmt=&gclid=CjwKCAjw6raYBhB7EiwABge5KlSStImLn0PSpzV3x42PIs7UEx7x9VSx_O8CA3lxxa4Kvx-BFRlV0xoC2jQQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Nice old soldering iron for 20p I hope to use in my copper sculptures hopefully I get a lot less heat transfer than when using a torch with previous joints springing open again

Simple wood box for my marking out out tools made out of one panel of a pine wardrobe door

Post a picture of the last thing you made goes back years and is still popular with today's members

sign post bird feeding station all wood and metal is recycled feeders are bought pine bed legs for base offcuts of oak fooring for sign post m&t construction rings of yew oak dowels for landing pads recycled copper pipe for copper bits

Definitely a spoon bit most of ones I've seen are shaped like a wood carving gouge not to a point. And some started life as a nose bits and go re profiled to spoon bits