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I believe it to be all one piece... The other woods used in the marquetry work are, Ebony, Flame Mahogany, Tulip, Holly, Pitch Pine, and Satinwood. The little handles on the till drawers are made of ivory.

Many thanks for your kind comment, Adam.

Many thanks, my friend.

2 years 9 months and 43 days ago (I'm good with numbers) I was lucky enough to be the winning bidder on this remarkable tool chest and on the day of its arrival at my home I decided to open the chest (for the very first time) with one hand whilst holding a video camera in the other; very nearly...

Many thanks to you all for your comments on my post... All hell has broken out here today - nothing serious, but it means that I can't reply to everyone individually as I would have liked. Best regards, Ted.

I've never used a chop saw but I have a feeling that one might struggle to rip an 8' by 4' sheet of ply down the middle with one, Robin. Many thanks for the info re the lathe on eBay.

Why not build a bigger workshop? Grin!

As I've retired from all woodworking now - and due to the fact that the roof of my garden workshop is rapidly deteriorating, I'm looking for a new home for these two quality machines before they go too far (they have already picked up some rust. Advice from the community please: Thoughts on...

As I've retired from all woodworking now - and due to the fact that the roof of my garden workshop is rapidly deteriorating, I'm looking for a new home for these two quality machines before they go too far (they have already picked up some rust. Advice from the community please: Thoughts on...

Good luck, my friend.

Nice work, my friend... Any thoughts on what lathe you'll be going for later in the year?

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I hope you find this useful, Steve. Good luck.

As far as I can make out Samuel Lunt plied his trade at various addresses in Liverpool between the years 1823 to 1849.

I have some questions for the community: 1. I'm trying to do some research on a certain Mr. C. Bayfield; a Nottingham man who made the most wonderful rebate, chariot, smoothing, and jointer planes around about 1881 - 1910?..... I have two of his infill jointer planes, both planes are 20 3/8''...

These sliding box chamfer planes come up on eBay from time to time.