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Meet many of them ? I'm frequently in central London where these people supposedly cause trouble, but the nearest thing to that I've ever experienced is someone trying to wash the windscreen of my car unasked. I really think you ought to get out more. Believing in the exaggerations and nonsense...

I'd thought Karl had now stopped taking orders.

Shifts of -7% (dollar), -10% (Yen), -8%(most S American & Africans) in one day is quite a lot by recent standards. The telling time will be the middle of next week once the scale of change is starting to be understood. Almost everyone, including Farrage by all accounts, thought this was going...

Not all the time, but a fair bit when I haven't been working. A lot of people will be thinking that the BBC and others gave the leave campaign far too much uncritical exposure.

Thanks, a cut 'n paste error, corrected now.

That imported good will rise in price due to currency fluctuations, but the idea was just to create thread about who actually manufactures woodworking kit in the UK. Some people might chose to support UK industry. It's not about Brexit as such, just a list of who make what.

Great spin. So everyone that's on electoral register and didn't/couldn't vote wanted to leave ?

Following on from a comment in a thread about the implications of Brexit maybe it would be useful to list who actually manufactures woodworking kit in the UK now. What can you add to this list ? Clifton & Thomas Flinn http://www.flinn-garlick-saws.co.uk/ Planes, hand saws Sorby...

Nothing curious about, they want some sort of stability as fast as possible as our decision is hurting their currency too. But it WILL take years to get out. There's vast amounts of legislation and treaties to wade through and repeal or replace and negotiations with other countries to handle...

I'm impressed you think the Guardian has that much influence, it only reaches about a million.

A worthy sentiment, but UK made hand power tools ? Similarly, smaller machinery like table saws, bandsaws, planers, lathes etc

Actually I wouldn't. It would show that a lot of people needed to know more about the issues. I think an awfully large number have been carefully and subtly manipulated into believing there are much bigger 'problems' than exist in reality. In the next few months and years very many will be...

Nigel Farrage didn't think a 52-48 would be decisive enough. http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/ni ... um-7985017

Did you read the dissection of these payments I made previously ? The £2m figure is almost entirely for work done for the EU. In particular, research and development of 3D & HD television broadcasting done years ago. Paying for that to be done hardly gets any bias in the totally different...

This myth has been dissected and proved false here before. If you want to criticise the BBC, and they've a lot to answer for, at least hit at their faults.

No. I'm pointing out that 17m people out of a population 65m isn't much of a real majority for such radical damaging change.

As above; anything from the Eurozone will be more lightly hit than American and tropical woods. The pound slid badly against S America and African currencies yesterday, so they'll be more expensive when stocks are renewed.

For anyone regretting 37% of the electorate trying to get us out of Europe might like to sign this https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/131215

Particularly ironic given how much of the EU spending in Britain went to the provinces. Do they think that Westminster is going to replace all those EU subsidies with cash from UK tax payers when we leave ?

Do you get out much ? I've met two already; "Oh, I just voted as my Dad told me to" "I didn't think it would be this bad"