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Just giving you all a heads up on this because it's different to how it has been recently. There's a "gathering" of toolies taking place. Here's the information...... David Stanley 30th September Auction Auction of 951 lots of Antique & Modern Woodworking Tools on Thursday 30th September...

Hi Clare, as your not allowed to post in the Sales etc section I've put it up for you. Cheers Andy

https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/hobbies-o-k-fretsaw.133157/

I believe it is a that overheated. Cheers Andy

Thanks Doug, kinda got used to the performance of this one but maybe that one is just as good? Unfortunately not at Mac Timbers open day on Sunday. Have a clash of events this time. Cheers Andy

Just wondering if anyone else has had one of these overheat next to a transistor on the circuit board? It's dead now, anyone know of a workaround or another torch ?! Cheers Andy

Might I present a gratuitous gouge drive by..... Very recent purchase so no feedback but I believe this lot (top row) was originally bought all at once. Notice the not so popular ones being old style bolsters and the smallest ones substituted with Stormonts. Cheers Andy

Ok, finally had a moment to look at it. Many thanks to all who chipped in, much appreciated. Put an airbag in gap at bottom to tease open the gap. Established position of latch roller and slipped in a scraper under it. Knocked it up and voila. The gearbox was unlocked/knackered enough for both...

It's all great saying that a saw can be used to make all the pocket cuts but do you not end up with 2 saw kerfs of gap on the best face ? Back cuts are ok with the saw but face cuts benefit from the slicing of the pocket chisel, dipped in water beforehand to help reform any out of place fibres...

Hi there i can't get to mine just at the moment but the large flywheel on it has a rubber surface bonded to it. Is yours just a steel surface? Cheers Andy

Perhaps I should add that just knowing how would be enough for me to proceed quite diligently but I understand that there's different types and likely different approaches to doing it. This is a young lady who lives on her own and I am just trying to prevent a "ripoff" scenario. A new door and...

Most likely to be the gearbox as the "lift to latch" is non existent and as a result the key won't go full circle. Cheers Andy

Unfortunately not. Cheers Andy

The gearbox has quite likely disintegrated. Before I buy a new door and frame is there a little trick to learn? It's fully latched. Cheers Andy

W.H.Clay 1-1/4" Bevel edge

As far as I can tell, it is an Ohio. Cheers Andy

A very simple system with no screw thread to wear out. Pull, push, twist to lock and unlock. Cheers Andy

Hey up there Ted, well I was up the same creek but without a plane until recently..... Nothing extra I know of but all being well in September I'll talk to David who collects them and see if he has any other snippets of information. Here's my poorly example... (bottom) Cheers Andy

£25 looks like a bush needs making...

All sorted and delivered. Cheers Andy