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Is pipe for pipe clamps best galvanised or plain, does galvanising make it more prone to slipping ?

You really need to get out more 🙄

I remember using one at College to do my own tools where I did my C&G carpentry and joinery back in the late 70s. Mr Robson who looked after the woodwork shop used to let me go in outside of class time, which was really handy as the college was opposite my parents house. Mr Mearns, another...

I will be travelling back from Leicester to Newcastle tomorrow, any timber yards en-route where I would get some European Ash, preferably air dried ?

That takes me back, must be forty years since I handled one of those

That takes me back a bit, must be over 40 years since I handled one of those

One final reminder before I advertise it elsewhere

I'll have an as new one coming up for sale

Has anyone fitted these to their workshops or know a good supplier for the tracks etc ?

And still as relevant now as it was then :)

Semi skilled machine operatives, must be a mind numbing job doing that day in day out.

Also Spectric, some very high end kitchens are made in mfc. It's an ideal material for kitchen carcases which are basic boxes not chippendale reproductions at the end of the day. I saw a kitchen the other day that I sold about 18 years ago and it still looked like new, apart from being a bit dated

Price now includes postage, have amended it on listing

Is there any saving on combined postage ?

Lovely vintage example of a record number 3 smoothing plane. Pm if interested. £28 plus £6 postage NOW SOLD

Lovely vintage example of a record T5 shooting plane. PM if intersted £50 plus £6 postage

Vintage Record number 6 , in superb condition and ready to go straight to work. I doubt you would find a better vintage example and much better quality than a new one. Price includes mainland postage. £60 including postage

Lovely vintage example of this very popular plane, many recommend it as the most useful bench plane to have. First to message gets it. £50 + £6 postage Now sold

Carrying a large red hot steel tyre from the fire to the carriage wheel and it slipped landing on my leg.

Actually very wrong though. Circumference is 3.142 times diameter, so a 6" wheel is actually a little over 18" in circumference not 28" and an 8" a little over 24"