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Went. Had to come away after two hours, Spent far too much for me. Took cash when that was gone I came home.

thanks for the reminder! I think I will pop over Saturday

nice Idea, but I got a bit impatient and it's now in bits! ( and I didn't take a photo of how it goes back together)

Trust me not to look closely. The sliding bars are on the face of mine not the edge. I'll have to keep scrolling

That looks like the boy! Cheers steve. ( any Idea where I can get one? lol)

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Tin- ... SwX2xaqR0E I have a trunk similar to the one listed. I'm in the process of knocking the dents and dings out of it. It's not going to be pristine but I would like the lid to lock. Usual story, no keys. Does anyone know what this type of lock is...

How else would you cut down a massive redwood tree in 1900? :lol: Impressive bit of kit though, How many days to sharpen it?

It's TV. Nuff said

He's cold.

Just have a play, It's only a box on wheels after all. What could possibly go wrong?!

Our carpenter in our medieval group, made a table from the firewood pile at Cosmeston medieval village. It was a piece of ash 2 inches thick,that had been felled a couple of weeks before. In the middle of a field, with hand tools only, he mortised four legs on it and made a really nice coffee...

Bugger! and I've just bought a stand for my angle grinder :cry: :evil:

Even if you can't see anything obviously worn, after what, 50 years? You can bet there will be some! I have the same drill in a Wolf drill press. I think I would try and 'build up' any faces with something like super glue and see if it works then. Or try putting a small rubber tube over the...

as posted, give CHEP an e-mail. They are their responsibility

how much comes back down on his head

maybe ask at a museum if they would like them. They won't pay anything, but it's got to be better than just throwing them away. It's History and History is Brill.

Hi Glen. An Aldi man, just like myself. Don't go and get the table saw, Your shed's not big enough! Loads of advise on here. make yourself comfortable you may be here a while!

I would like one but for two reasons I can't. One is no space in my workshop and two, I know someone who lost two fingers and a thumb to a table saw, so I don't feel confidant in using one

Wolf Cub And all the accessories, Sadly most of them lost in the mists of time. BUT I do still have my Dad's work bench with the logo on the front and two round pin sockets. when he worked there in the '50's

I'm getting the same. Bugger when I keep forgetting the password