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I just love that string repair to the handle, and I'd be inclined to keep it like it is just for the smile.

This is nice one, Andy.

Many thanks, Andy. Here is some information that our mutual friend Andy Tuckwell sent me some time ago (he's a real wizard at finding such things. I quote: Ted, sitting indoors on this lovely sunny day, I have had a look for your Nottingham planemaker. This fellow fits - the attached images...

Hi, John, many thanks for your response to the post, my friend... I don't feel quite so lonely now.

It would appear that I'm in a community of one.

I clicked on that link during the talk and if I remember it said to allow up to 15 days - but now clicking on the same link it says unavailable.

You could try canceling your order from Waterstones and buy it directly from TATHS. I suspect that Waterstones have to order it from them anyway. The link - Warrington Chest

Chester Spiers who was on our zoom chat seems to like vices.

Well done that man.

When did you order your copy of the book?

Last week's bench talk on the Warrington tool chest and book.

I'm glad the book arrived okay, Pete; I hope you enjoy it... Please let us know how you get on with all that new fangled page turning malarkey.

Interesting link... Many thanks.

However, I did stumble across this free download. https://taths.org.uk/reading/taths-free-e-books/245-d-c-murray

Tried to find that newsletter but I'm hopeless at trying to navigate TATHS webpage.

I'm pleased that you like the book, and I'm glad you joined TATHS. Lots of free downloads on our site.

I'm glad you enjoyed the book, my friend.

It's a shame that the chisels/gouges are missing from that lovely old tool chest of yours, Danny. I suspect that the patternmakers long and thin bevel edge paring chisels would have been plundered from it... I love chisels.

Good morning, Danny and Pete, I've just had to Google 'French fitted' to educate myself as to what it meant... Never heard of it before - but then rather a lot has slipped past my baby brain over the years. Grin!