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That's em. Cheers Andy

Old design but pared back to be just functional. Forgotten original (patented from Warwick) and can't get to the box with it in to see who. The Carver style of this design are superior. Cheers Andy

Hale Brothers. Andy

Apologies, forgot to mention last week's Benchtalk101 but hopefully this week I've got in on time to offer up the chance for you to join us. Cheers Andy

When I first started in the joinery shop in 1980 I remember priming hundreds of lengths of whatever with PALACE pink primer. All the exterior stuff was immersed in a tank full of Sovereign preservative first, a horrible smelly job especially when I accidentally got it on my clothes.... Cheers Andy

Very good to hear. It'd be handy for reference to know what you did to it to succeed,? Cheers Andy

Thanks for your reply and yes I'm still looking. Would you please be so kind as to let me have some information and pictures please. Cheers Andy

Not 20mm but..... https://www.kitepackaging.co.uk/scp/corner-and-edge-protection/u-tulip-edge-protection/ Cheers Andy

Then again we may have the wrong end of the stick and Gogsi is on about a hardened "Nail set punch" that you hit with a hammer, in which case gentle grinding back should suffice. This obviously means that the small indentation, which aids keeping the punch in position on the pin/nail head while...

Been a lot of makers, numerous names and different sizes but all doing the same job. Hold a panel pin, often with magnetism and allow you to push it in and set it under the surface without a hammer. I've never considered it before but maybe the designer of this tool would have specified...

Is it just me thinking 52 1/2 "HALF" back jaw ? Cheers Andy

Well, it matches the wallpaper quite nicely....

The garbage bags, the bun bags.

The lost boys

The Alice band

The beat

Harmony grass

The chevrons

Pentagon

Icehouse