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https://www.fine-tools.com/G10008.html According to this just apply heat presume a heat gun would work

H. & T. H. COOPER Ltd made them they were based at swearby works sheffield

I can't say I like or agree with a lot of Paul's ramblings but as a teacher of the basics of woodworking layout of joints and tuning up old tools you can't go far wrong I know he's improved my woodworking by a large degree

Very nice indeed

Love the planters have quite a few offcuts of decking, I shall be having a go at some myself

Legs were 80 year old door liners stripped of paint cut up to rebate and laminated gave me 3 1/2 square Legs rails were timber I already had main slab was an 8 x 3 roof joist from someone's attic who were having dormer again stripped of paint and laminated gave me a 14 x 2 3/4 aprons found some...

When turning between centres i use a dead centre in the headstock and a live centre in the tailstock any bad catches tend to stop the workpiece

New workbench made from mostly recycled skip found timber

Beautiful work as always adam

Holding in place with just the wedge so my sizings not too bad

Started chopping in recesses for leg assemblies and wedges in mine I'm going mainly the hand tool root for most things have used a small table saw for some dimensioning

Yeah I had email yesterday

Stihl do battery powered ones now too the landscapers who work the properties I work on has switched most of their gear to these now pricey though

As Long as you create a clean joint line the joint will be strong im also currently making a trad english workbench and most of timber I've used most would consider firewood and All pieces are laminated

They were a sheffield firm based near ecclesfield

This a record engineers vise I restored and painted with it

They look pretty simarlar to the record roundel blue BS381C 110, paragon paints do really good enamels for traction engines really hard wearing and easy to apply with a brush they have this colour

My £l6 aprons thankfully the one below doesn't have the twist that the one in the vise had which was very pleasant to hand plane not but you gain knowledge doing I was hoping to get the well out my material too but had to cut a lot of bad wood to waste but that's you get for £4 a board

I presume tri phase in Italian is 3 phase so definitely not 2 its more than likely just 3 phase and earth but if your not competent to determine that with a multimeter like deema said get in a spark

A picture of the motor plate should reveal how many phases are required