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That looks like a bahco spanner with a screen printed king dick logo on..possibly just a badge engineered product …it doesn’t look too old Ian

A thread restoring file is a good investment for these sort of jobs and you get 8 tpi’s on the one file Ian

Last time i was there i had amazon deliver to the hotel i was staying in a Bosch worm drive circular saw....love it to bits...not available here at all

Sure send me some sizes of what you need

I bought a Bosch one in may last year It was much cheaper then mind https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08F2KTBPR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It’s great and does everything I’ve asked of it…mainly electrical fault finding and motors and pumps

A pair of CK combi side cutters have thread cutters ( for 3.5mm and 4mm ) built in and work well and not too pricey.they will shear m3 easily and with little cleaning up needed Ian

https://haluminium.com/Product/30-series-t-slot-aluminium-extrusion-profile/

Bosch rexroth is one manufacturer of the profiles and connectors

How big are you looking for?

The aluminium profiles just search for 20 x 20 or 30x30 aluminium profile…. But i would just buy a used easel in the size you want secondhand far cheaper and you can get a pro model for a fraction of what the materials will cost you

If all else fails i can make one for you but it may take buying a gear cutter depends on the size

Sachakins thats the wrong way round unfortuanly it needs to be m33 to 1"

Or ed Oliver at Oliver’s woodturning he’s good

I cant understand what the washers doing behind the bearing

He does have some at the mo on fb search for olive wood boards

I have bought some off facebook market place a guy called Stephen Board he regularly sells olive wood boards in 1 and 2" thicknesses at quite reasonable prices and not to high postage costs

I have a powder one in the ceiling of my workshop which has the glass vial which should burst setting it off if it detects a fire. The thing is 12” dia and 6 inches deep….hope I never need it

The bolt should be tight as you can get it…the friction is supplied by a spring washer under the cap…maybe remove the bolt and clean out old grease that will be there carefully replace the spring washer and place the cap on and tighten the bolt up..

It’s missing Sometimes though people put it under the table but you haven’t one there too It’s only really a chunk of steel bar with a 60mm( As I Remember ) hole through with a locking screw in the side Ian

When you have worked out what thread it is have an adapter made to take it to 1” 8tpi lots of easy to get accesories for that