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Selling basically new Marples 7-1/2” bevel gauge (version 20D). It was bought to replace the exact same one that I lost, only to be found a couple of months later. Price £8 + £2 p&p (or collect free from Kings Cross, London and nearby locality). UK sale only please.

When I bought the MT55 several years ago, there were less competition with Festool TS55 being the obvious alternative whereas there are more choices today eroding some justification of MT55 price premium. It has proved to be very reliable saw but if it were to break tomorrow, I would get a KSS...

I bought the Mafell Mt55 double rail deal (#2 on your list) around 6 years ago from D&M tools and I think was around the same price as today’s price. Quite astonishing as yearly tool price inflation can get quite silly. The Bosch package #1 is missing the track saw clamps and saw blade...

The Manor Wood chap on YouTube uses the Titman three wing spoilboard bit on his fancy router sled setup. Just look him up on ‘router sled and cutter part 3’ vid. As Ollie said above, they aren’t cheap, around the price of your Triton router!

Dovetail saw is sold.

Router is now sold. Thanks for looking!

Block plane is sold.

Selling my Festool DX93 delta sander in 240V. It is in full working condition with some scuffs on the body. It was used mainly for renovating the sash windows around the house. I’m bundling the sander with Festool Granat 80 grit (47 sheets), Rubin 120 grit (43 sheets), Rubin 180 grit (50 sheets...

Barely used 8mm Bosch GOF 1250 CE router in 240V for sale in excellent working order. It was bought brand new along with the guide rail attachment accessory. I don’t think it’s even ran through more than 10-12m of beading and rebates yet. Apart from the router itself and guide rail attachment...

Thanks @Phil Pascoe for the payment. Will be off to the post office after the lunchtime crowd.

Barely used 2-3/8” and 2” Clifton cryogenic blades sharpened to 25 deg and no back bevel for sale each at £20 + £3 p&p (or collect free from Kings Cross, London vicinity).

Hi all Having mini clear out of Veritas tools which were all originally bought brand new. UK sale only please and sold with no returns. I can combine postage on multiple items. Veritas low angle block plane w/ PM-V11 blade *Reduced to £110 + £5 p&p (was listed in an earlier post for £130 + £5...

That sounds OK aside from the longish delivery wait. I had wondered if ordering from the EU was going to become more like ordering from the US. Last year, I broke the front knob on my Lie Nielsen 5-1/2 plane, called LN in the US to get a free replacement with only shipping to pay. I was landed...

That’s great. Did you have much hassle with postage and taxes etc by importing from the EU?

Workshop heaven has the Liogier floats on their website which are a little cheaper than the LN floats sold by classic hand tools. Quite like to get one or two but like the poster above said, I should really saw to the line and hit it first time. At the moment, I just use ordinary files to clean...

Haven’t been available since last year in the U.K. when I was last looking too. Try Hyvlar in Sweden as they have both the RH and LH conversion kit listed as available on their website. Never used them before but the official Veritas Tools website lists them as a dealer supplier.

@AJB Temple I had wondered in the past about using the multitool to cut mortises. Is that something you have tried with success in the past? Clearly, it will only work with mortises larger than the blade width.

I just use a cordless hand drill driver to take out the bulk of the mortise waste as chips followed by a quick (ie. 2-3 minutes) hand chiselling to roughly square up the walls inside the mortise gauge lines. Then I use my DW625 to finish off the mortise. There’s always fine airborne dust even...

@Myfordman I did the salesman trick of giving you the headline numbers which were based on shares as opposed to funds 😎. As your post alluded to, the SIPP pricing comparison gets quite convoluted especially if the pension is in drawdown but that won’t your son’s problem for quite a while! I...

It’s the same here in middle of London with these grand multi-million pound Victorian houses. Once you remove the cement render that some numpty (“yeah mate, nobody uses that lime stuff any more”) slapped on, the walls are as crooked as a three pence piece.