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I'll take it clare can pick up this weekend cheers rob

Strange geometry and looks very difficult to sharpen what's it for Adam

Yes it has a brass threaded bit on the knob

I like my record 044 got mine for €15 about 5 years ago

I have the sw 62 low angle jack don't like the thick a2 blade horrible to sharpen don't like the norris style adjuster has very limited range of lateral adjustnent not one of my better purchases

Not chisels but gouges issac greaves Matheson Glasgow marples stormont and some I can't make out

The simon james ones are supposed to be good they're £49 from workshop heaven https://www.workshopheaven.com/simon-james-holdfasts-with-free-19mm-auger.html

https://www.fine-tools.com/holdfast.html

My dad bought one after watching YouTube videos on it and gave me his fox pillar drill ,I know who the happier party is

A lot older stuff was built to last as long as motors not dead everything else should be fixable would be a nice project

If I was offered it for free certainly looks worthy of a 2nd life if its anything like build quality of their old drills I have a 50s one i was given that got stripped rewired greased and is real workhorse I use it clamped lin a jig as polishing rig

Only higher up new growth the older wood is very gnarly and it is very hard this I one I have at top of garden

Hire 4 bottle Jack's lift put concrete fence posts underneath drop problem solved

Stunning work as usual Adam wish i could have a few lessons with you sure I'd learn a lot at moment I'm comfortable making things round and that's about it

Shaker style wall clock first project at New workbench used as a training exercise housing joints stub tenons grooves floating panel all done with a chisel stanley 71 record 4/12 and 044 and a handsaw did use a holesaw for clock insert

Where do you get all your olive firewood from adam

I'm mainly hand tool work but building my new workbench created probably 3 bin liners of shavings and detritus and lots of offcuts i have a woodbuner and get rid of it on that what do other woodworkers do with all there waste

Workbench update now oiled added a home made toothed plane stop made from a an old piece of sawplate and a 2x2 piece of yew also added a shelf for my sharpening kit

Paragons only good to 170 c might be better with a stove enamel for wood burning stoves there good for about 400 degrees c

That catalogue I believe is at Kelham Island part of the Hawley collection