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A collection of saws, sharpening and setting equipment: Disston saw vice 8 saw sets (including Taintor, Morells, Eclipse style, Stanley style etc. 6 saws in various states (one with no teeth - I filed it down and marked a fine TPI pattern but never finished it off). All usable once sharpened...

Apologies but someone else messaged to arrange collection. I'll let you know if that falls through though and then they are yours.

Two decades worth of woodworking magazines available to anyone who wants them - these include Fine Woodworking from the 1999/early 2000's, Furniture and Cabinet Making from the first issue and lots of others (note that they are not full sets, but it is a very comprehensive collection of the...

This doesn't bode well for their other stores considering how recently Basingstoke and Nuneaton were shut, standalone Axminster was moved to the warehouse and now Warrington and Newcastle shut.

IIRC the T12 is not compatible with an external NVR because it has an internal one. The T14 has an add-on to overcome this when used in a table. This is purely from memory so please do check if this is right.

Sorby - great for turning tools, not great on bench chisels because it references the top edge of the chisel rather than the bottom (it getting 25/30 degrees accurately matters to you). Plane irons are fine. Axminster - better than the Sorby because of the variable speed, reversible, has a...

https://www.westwayoils.co.uk/products/honing-oil-non-staining?variant=12706071314493

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I appreciate you are trying to be helpful in a for-sale thread but you don't seem to understand what I've said. The Esta holders are available with and without tangs. The version without tangs is used where you either have knife height setting screws or, for planers that have springs, you...

£25+postage.

These are still have available. I had forgotten about them so thank you for the useful reminder :) Feel free to message if you want to purchase the holders, blades and/or setting jig.

I've found this Veritas item to be a good alternative: https://www.axminstertools.com/veritas-side-clamping-honing-guide-108353

If that tap was fitted 30 years ago then £250 for replacement isn't unreasonable. Is it fitted with copper pipe or flexi pipes? Are there working isolators? Is the sink itself rigid or has part of the mounting corroded away? Any plumber would need to allow for this any more hence quote £250.

Try contacting Burt directly - https://www.burt-group.com.cn/Services_Support/ They may not deal with end users directly but may be worth a shot.

Check the runout with a blade rather than at the arbor so you can see what it is under tension.

Best value all round 1/2" router - Hikoki M12VE - £160-180 Next up - Triton TRA001 Then Makita 2301 (2303 now) Dewalt/Trend have stopped the DW625/T10/T11 which were excellent. The new DWE625/T12/T14 look nice but not impressed with the depth stop so wouldn't recommend, especially not for...

Looking at the various images you've posted: This one shows that the whole guide block is too far to the right, hence the left guide being fully extended and the right guide interfering with the rear guide. With the following picture, unless it is the angle of the photograph, it looks like...

https://www.rutlands.com/sp+drilling-morticing-machines-morticing-machines-bench-morticer-height-bracket-rutlands%C2%AE+r4162 Rutlands part R4162 if your morticer looks like theirs.

The blade is sitting too far to the front. Move it back so that the thrust guide can sit behind the side guides.

When I had a BS400 I thought it had a motor brake because the blade would stop fairly quickly after a click sound came from the motor. It was only later that I found out that the clicking sound was the centrifugal switch for the start capacitor. In terms of the vibration you are getting, try...