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That's a work of art

Found this on a cellar in an empty house I was working on found some info on web but can't find this model anyone any idea of age

A sharp plane is the best eraser I've found

We all find ways and means lol I know how i struggled on my own setting up 4.5 metre 7x 2 ridge before attaching rafters it was very heath robinson

Just need to have a good clean up now also yielded lots lof shavings and scraped paint that will wait till tomorrow found some recycled 8 x1 on Facebook marketplace in Sheffield 2.1 meter lengths £4 pound a length picking up tomorrow that will make aprons and well total cost of bench £20 plus glue

Or blues been used as a phase if it doesn't require a neutral if so connect blue to l3

Looks like I got censored I didn't write dung lol 🤣

I'm building a trad English workbench paul sellers style I've made do with with what I've got for too long but with timber prices what they are for **** fast grown timber decided to see what I could find for free or cheap 😀 leg assembleys 80 year old door frames ripped out of an house I'm...

You seem to be missing a phase on your wiring

Brown black grey go to l1 l2 l3 neutral goes to n earth goes to earth terminal

Inca euro 260 for sale on ebay London area for anyone interested https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=203536307348&_trksid=m5467.l1311

Early b & d had large armatures proper hobbed gears and a manganese alloy body I still use one as a polishing rig real worhorse only thing that let's them is chuck size

We all have to learn certain joint mechanisms but the design and flow of a piece is as broad has your Imagination.i prefer something one off than something simarlar to everyone else has

No makers mark on large bit 2 1/2 inch in diameter Any one any idea what the other centre bit at the side is used for

The qr mechanism in yours was invented by Wilson Riley in 1877 it was patented by Entwistle and Kenyon and licensed to massey who made them in the usa

I made the reamer but use my lathe to turn the tenons

Or check out tim mannerys website and make one of these http://timmanneychairmaker.blogspot.com/2015/06/use-your-reamer-to-make-matching-tenon.html?m=1

http://www.myfordtractors.com/electrolysis.shtml Check this page out

Couldn't you just use a fully charged car battery for the electrolysis and the battery charger to keep it charged

Love my 260 really tested it with a near 140mm dia 16" yew log im processing in to blanks for plane totes and knobs