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Our Blacksmith made the hinges

Made this for a relative newbie to our re-enactment group a couple of weeks ago. Closed season, so time to fix things that got broke/would like to have.

Hi from me as well. I'm Old enough to remember TWAIN. And that's where my computer knowledge stops!

That's worse than the Clarke I have. ( also no belt)

https://www.facebook.com/events/666330310563703/ not saying Mick has any but worth a trip anyway for the cake!

exactly what I did with mine good a new ( I hate throwing things away)

photo's would help then we could advise further

I'll be a smart arse and say , how about a Wolf cub or safety master? No variable speed, Noisy as anything, metal body so needs a GOOD earth on it. But really retro! Used to have a complete set in the garage.

what did I miss! If a thread turns nasty. I just click off it. Life is too short

you need a Rabone Chesterman engineers square, Nice thick blade lovely to use. I have an 8'' one and a 3'' one. My Mom got them for my dad when she worked there!

where are you based? Come and talk to or blacksmith at an event. The Ferrers household

If it's for your own use. I would just live with it. There is a lot of work to straighten that thickness bar out without the proper equipment.

Yes, all of them! It looks like a dog has had the runs!!

Brown sauce is Horrible IMO, Just saying.

Camphor wood is used in campaign chests to deter moths and the like. Make it in whatever you like.

read the instructions about cleaning the area to be glued...Then don't do it, shouldn't stick then.

Having been to hack green secret nuclear bunker (sign posted off the M6) I think my instinct would be to go towards the blast. Don't think I would want to survive the initial blast, then die of radiation poisoning.

Ask yourself do you NEED the radial facility? I have a radial and it takes up so much depth, I have to have it at 45 degrees to the wall.

If you are on Facebook, Check out Tot rods UK. there is some cool stuff on there.

I have the same sort of garage, attached to the house. TBH I wouldn't bother with insulation, the house will keep it warm enough. Maybe some of those cushion tiles from the likes of Aldi if you are only doing wood work. I weld in my garage as well, so they aren't an option for me.