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I made a set of gate pins a few weeks ago that would be perfect. Still dont see the point in the seat, but my workshop is a bit tight for the style.

still more comfortable than a fecking brooks. no matter how many hours I put in to one of them it always hurt.

and the plink of lead in the toilet bowl 2 days later is always worth a laugh. :)

a voila, heres one someone else made early. :)

please don't arm Jacob, it's bad enough already.

twist will be due to your brace and you leg splay. with the brace (which does look lovely) you've created 3 levers that all act as you twist your weight to distort the triangle. interesting design, add another brace between the legs (or you might get away with a second one similar to what...

still used on CNC as well Porker. can't work a piece if it isn't fixed firmly. :)

as said, parallels and good ones at that, like testicles they are more use in pairs. no you shouldn't recycle them at your local. they are typically tool steel. the bottom one looks like a transfer tool of some description.

Will it outlast my whitby co uk legal mint? Probably not. Is it 5 times as sharp,or for that matter 5 times better? Nope. Is it a nice knife? Yep. Is it my money you are spending? Nope. Then i dont care,crack on. 😂 hope you get it sorted artie.

fusel oil, they've been selling it to biofuel producers for years, what grants have also done is related to the mash as well. it's good idea, but it can't power their entire fleet unfortunately. Barcardi (who own more than just the rum you drink) and Diagio (between the three names in this post...

2 million doesn't even cover FEED. it's another pass at "green" with what is considered pocket change and it's unlikely to get past the design table. again. for the 4th (ish) time.

Looks like a clock makers stubby driver to me. Possibly a meyhew.

Im pretty offended by the price of one to be honest. 😂

ah ok, it's a slip joint version then. here you go.

it's a framelock isn't it? check that the sprung lock on the back isn't jammed in place by a bit of detritus.

A reliant going round a corner? :)

A tablesaw is a great tool in any workshop. If i didn't have one id have to make a table to stand the mitre and bandsaw on. 😁 there are always jobs that just cant be done without the right tool. They are often few and far between though.

live hinges like breaking. I've used seatbelt webbing a few times for this sort of thing, but normally I sandwich it between wooden slips on the lid and box so it can be removed and replaced when it dies. I've also used piano hinge a few times on similar projects. normally riveted as the sides...

most likely to be binding on the back edge, move the hinge out a mm.

Ikea doors are 800mm. Iron on edge banding is dirt cheap.