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We have both the F & NFS models and you can do your circled joint with ether one take a vee cut on the left then one on the right and remove the centre portion with a chisel or other means job done!

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I maybe didn't explain it very well, the groups were between certain latitudes. Then each group was divide, as you say unsorted etc. The timber reps would normally call No1 upper gulf and No3 lower gulf and so on with the gulf being THE GULF of BOTHNIA. Years ago, up the coast of Sweden, books...

In the 50s, 60s & 70s etc Redwoods used to be sold by groups 1, 2, & 3 each group was between certain latitudes ( can't remember which ) but group 1 was the best and dearest as it was nearer to the Arctic circle and therefore the timber was slower grown also it was sold by the Petrograd Standard...

It's not a regional thing it is fact. if you were to use a manufactured board for the pully stiles how would you form the sash pocket's ? As regarding tonguing the pulley stile into the linings and using glue when making the boxes i have never done this nor have i ever seen it on old windows i...

I have always known them as cotter pins. used to hold the pedals on push bikes and kick start pedals on old motor bikes

If 40 is old what am I at 82 in a few month's time i still go to work every day i don't believe in sitting at home waiting for the UNDERTAKER ?

I think they are called JIS ( Japanese Industry Standard ) screwdrivers looking at the tip on mine the corners are just plain 90 degrees square

What is the position with gold coins then? a new gold sovereign is still legal tender at £1 but the gold content is anywhere between £300.00 to £400.00 so you would'nt spend it in a shop and if it's not legal tender then it would have to be hallmarked. Also i think the 1oz gold Brittania is...

Thank you for replying , it will give me a starting point towards finding out more about Richardsons and if they actually made castings for Wadkin.

Hi, I am the guy that you are talking about. First of all, I don't do woodturning; it frightens the **** out of me! The man who does our woodturning said I had made a good job of them but they were difficult to adjust hight wise. I cured that by making one tool holder's hole a sixteenth...

Is that why you are Homeless Squirrel ?

Thanks i looked at them for ages trying to make up my mind what they were

Well i thought it was much busier, I drove down the A1 for 60 miles to the A59 and from the A59 it was nose to tail all the way to the show which took an hour to do approx 4 to 5 miles and then spent a fortune on gear

Absolutely correct at 81yrs and still working that's the way i was always taught as a apprentice and also at technical college

Hi. In our workshop we have six of the large Record vices and two Emmert pattern makers vices all of which have 18mm Finnish birch (birch throughout not with softwood core) ply fitted to the metal jaws easey to renew, You don,t need fancy/exotic timber linings in my opinion they are work tools...

Our workshop has just completed a pair of doors (replacement for old Victorian ones) on a public building. They are are 9 feet high, made using utile timber

As you can see from the photos, we have a large selection of screws; some of which are obsolete. From my experience, I can tell you that old wood screws were parallel. When I started my apprenticeship in 1956, I was taught that you were allowed to knock the screw in the length of the plain bit...

The photo and measurements of the tool match the dimensions of a acetylene burner as per photo enclosed. It could be for making the thread or restoring the thread. Acetylene burners were used in motorcycle carbide lamps in the 1920's