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Books arrived quickly, all immaculate. Thank you very much :)

PM Received. Money Sent. PM Replied. Thx.

Interested in: The Small Shop £6 The Home Workshop £6 Shop Cabinets & Tool Stands £6 Can you let me know postage. Hermes would prob be around £5 or less. Not sure about Royal Mail.

Thanks everyone. Very much appreciated.

I realised today that I meant to finish off the roof flue. When we fitted the woodburner we hastily just piled the tiles around the plate below the flue. Any advice on the best way to finish this? It doesn't leak, but it's hardly the best finished job. It's not seen from the front so...

Book arrived. Cutting edge cabinet making - Robert Ingham – Received with thanks!

I'll take Cutting edge cabinet making - Robert Ingham, please.

Scriber clamp and lovely note received in post today! Thanks so much RXH, very generous, this will work perfectly. Thanks also for the other replies.

Yes, sorry my edited reply wasn't as appreciative as my original response. It is generous. I received a few free tools in the For Sale section, then went on to recirculate others that I had no need for in the same way. It's great that it self-perpetuates in this way!

Doh! Good point!

Edited: Hey RXH, I'd like to try and use this yours if I can, PhilP points out it's probably a very simple mod.

I have a gauge / scribe stand (is that the name!) which is missing a part. I'd like to find one on ebay so I can get this whole again and use it (I'm a total metalwork noob!). I've no idea what this bit is called, which sort of makes setting up a good automated search difficult! Alternatively...

Brilliant. Such well made hilarious videos. Still need a biax like scraper though, but the ToT design is also interesting. I've seen a price for one quite a bit less than i originally said. Not much choice for competitive shopping however!

I was just watching a video on hand scraping and looked up the price of buying a tool and insert/blade. The tool came out at £80+vat which seems steep for something not more advanced than a chisel, and another £44+vat for the blade/insert. £150 inc. total which seems madness. In fact it was the...

Yeah I did a bit more research into this last night and was coming to that conclusion. If I had some left over to use up I might but it looks seriously messy.

I'm trying to replicate a project, a plywood sharpening station for japanese waterstones, that I was told worked well with an epoxy finish. Clearly the point is that it's supposed to be hard wearing and waterproof. I've never used the stuff before. Can someone point me in the direction of a...

If it was in my own shed I'd be right there with the tupperware mate.

Morticer is up and running. Many thanks to everyone who helped me with this. After reading everything I went for a combination that was in stock, affordable, and well documented (in a way that I actually understood!). I went with a Schneider ATV12. As it is IP20 I fitted it in a steel box. I...

Maybe if I'd bought a few before and had a little more confidence I'd be tempted. As it is it feels like the whole thing is on the very edge of what I can get my head around. It would be a lot easier if I had a bunch more time this month for research!

lol ... I'm sure that's fine if you don't tell anyone about it ... erm ... too late