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I've used a microphone stand, need some room for the feet though to hold my dust extraction hood Don't use it any more gone another way now

Still for sale now with a drive and live centre and some chisels all you need to get started

Have pm’ed you

If you get stuck I have some vintage carving chisels and could be interested in the marples you have They are mainly gouges I tend to stick paper prints of what I want to carve on wood and carve the letters out through the paper if that’s any help

I also like turning wood carving mallets from bowling balls quite tough to turn, but as noted I'm teaching myself

Generally I recycle but am always on the look out for thin walled brass/stainless steel tube old garden sprayers are good for this It’s available on eBay also Luckily I use to work in metal fabrication and able to get hold of tubing I’m quite close to G&M and have brought ferrules from...

Thanks As they are stainless ferrules you can’t punch them with a centre punch (can for brass as softer - copper will be fine as fairly soft also) so I turn them so the ferrules have to be hammered on tight I won’t be sharpening them, I enjoy making the handles and cleaning the tangs and...

I'm teaching myself to turn by making tool handles - getting better with the skew Made some nice Ash handles with stainless steel ferrules

Excellent quality restored and used Union Jubilee wood turning lathe See photos for overall condition and type, it is very good condition, it came to me just over a year ago in quite a poor state, it had been standing it an old workshop for over 20 years unused. Its been used by myself...

I quite like the look of those but there weren’t many about second hand that I could see

Managed to get a good deal on eBay on one of these would recommend fantastic pice of comfortable kit for turning, sanding and any other dusty work Was more than my cheap graduate but well worth it

I'm not sure - its warranted cast steel though looks an early chisel

From my restoring of hand planes the early records are very good, but I think the Stanley’s are better not by much though they just seem to be a little better put together but it’s minuite and hardly notiable

Finally had a look at it - it’s terminal I think will need a rewind, oh well looking for another one now But going to enquire cost of rewind though

Yes I’m aware of this as it went pop when using suggesting it was not the capacitor - planning to have a look at it today

I’ve found a parts diagram and seen it has no brushes so hopefully the capacitor

Thanks for the reply’s it’s not the socket will hopefully have a closer look at it shortly hopefully it might be the bushes as didn’t smell burnt out, it came to me second hand and as noted I’ve worked hard for the last couple of years will keep you updated

I have a Sealey 8 inch bench grinder, when using it today together with dust extraction etc it tripped electrics in my workshop I reset the trip and tried it tripped again so confirming it’s the grinder that’s gone puff, I’ve not had a chance to look at it yet but thinking it’s going to be...

Well I use 120/320 grit flap wheels by and belt sander sometimes Surprisingly get good results

I use big mouth hood works ok