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Generally speaking this is usually classed as a Lancashire Pattern Hacksaw of a type frequently marked P.S STUBBS. Available in a considerable range of sizes. Cheers, Andy

Been a while but are you still allowed to say cash on collection? Cheers, Andy

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Old school with a bit of brass embellishment preferred. Must be square ends. If it has to be the whole package including the lock to get the right thing, so be it. Let's see what you got or hints as to availability elsewhere please. Cheers, Andy

Ah, okay Alan, I did not realise it's tried and tested in a previous incarnation. Hope you find a willing candidate. Cheers, Andy

I assume that the cranked part is going under the bench. Will the jack not pivot on the front wheels as the weight of the bench presses down ? Cheers, Andy

@TFrench Just in case. Cheers, Andy

Forum meetup anyone? https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/7th-carlton-scroop-vintage-handtool-extravaganza-12-oct-2024.149409/ Cheers, Andy

https://www.oldhandtools.co.uk/blog/7th-hand-tool-extravaganza Crikey Charlie, is it that time of year again? Yes, "The Scroop" is upon us shortly with a delightful mix of looking at, talking about or buying tools. The social side of this event shouldn't be underestimated either as its a...

Here's one of the most researched examples I know of. There are others and when you get your eye in it becomes obvious that someone has recently marked the tool. Cheers, Andy https://www.petermcbride.com/oldtools/math_forg/

12x5 pitch pine to racksaw rollers https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/racksaw-rollers.83520/ Cheers, Andy

EDIT just seen previous post.... Are you cutting splices by hand? If so allow enough length and overlap the two lengths vertically with a piece of board under the joint area. Proceed to freehand cut the angle (I prefer roughly 30°) through both at t same time, as long as the cut is clean it...

Thank you for bringing this up. So from the sound of it you have the one motor multiple machine set up. If this is the case might I please trouble you for some details of the motor to machine connection in particular the motor shaft assembly. Sorry to hear about your finger incident. Cheers, Andy

You do realise I'm now regretting not buying that overpriced Moninger catalogue at the steam rally a few weeks back.... Doh! Lovely set. Cheers, Andy

Quite the simplest and most efficient way of doing this is bore out the hole with a 1/2" engineers 3 wing countersink and make plugs with a plug cutter to suit. Make the plugs out of the best quality ply you have to hand and super glue them in using more than one plug for deeper requirements...

https://mactimbers.com/ Located just outside LOWER BENEFIELD Northamptonshire Lovely part of the country and Mike and Rene ain't bad either. Drop by and say hello, out with the family? Historic Oundle is a great place to drop them off while you indulge yourself. All being well I'll be there...

In your own property what you propose seems all well and good but making and fitting something like this, possibly without any certification, to a clients property sounds like a court case waiting to happen. Cheers, Andy

Same as mine that Bob abley assisted with, thanks once again Bob https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/thanks-bob-9fingers.59087/ It seems the link isn't working for me Cheers, Andy

Do you have a picture of it on your device? A Google picture search should provide some reference. Do you have the specific details of how it's generally identified? Cheers, a very intrigued Andy

The key question in this situation is if the 33mm is trimmed in one go would you be ok with the bottom rail being so much narrower? I would notice but the majority of visitors to your home will have no idea it has even been done. Don't forget you can take a little extra from the top while you...