Stigmorgan
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They're gorgeous Clogs, how old?
Best Xmas present tool wise…
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Stigmorgan
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So apart from my Secret Santa stuff I didn't get any tools for the maker space but I did get a lovely heavy duty work apron, one of my other interests is building little models from here
https://www.metalearth.com/A few of my presents were tool kits to help with these builds and a model that I don't have yet. The rest of my gifts were a beard care kit, 2 expansion packs for a board game I have based of my favourite PlayStation game, superhero socks and Belgian seashell chocolates.
https://www.metalearth.com/A few of my presents were tool kits to help with these builds and a model that I don't have yet. The rest of my gifts were a beard care kit, 2 expansion packs for a board game I have based of my favourite PlayStation game, superhero socks and Belgian seashell chocolates.
Not vintage, classy or pretty but I’m so delighted with a little Halfords Advanced 40 piece socket set. Halfords Advanced 40 Piece 1/4" Socket Set | Halfords UK
Simply because every time I have a little job that’s needs a small socket in the house, it’s out to the shed- hoik out the huge socket set - find a clear space to lay it down to open it etc. etc. then reverse once you’re done.
Now I have a little live-in-the-cupboard set that will cover 90% of the things I use the big set for.
Can’t stand Halfords really, but their advanced stuff is good and as importantly has a lifetime guarantee which they honour.
Simply because every time I have a little job that’s needs a small socket in the house, it’s out to the shed- hoik out the huge socket set - find a clear space to lay it down to open it etc. etc. then reverse once you’re done.
Now I have a little live-in-the-cupboard set that will cover 90% of the things I use the big set for.
Can’t stand Halfords really, but their advanced stuff is good and as importantly has a lifetime guarantee which they honour.
rafezetter
Troll Hunter
Same as D_W, nowt, but I have just bought myself a Starrett 18AA automatic centre punch - been thinking I should get one for a while and Mikej460 seems pleased with his, so that's as good a recommendation as any.
I also suspect I might be getting a very handy cramer silicone profiling / tooling kit from eriktheviking.
Those pups are just adorable Clogs.
Oh and technically a home baked Xmas cake from one of my clients about a month back that I've been feeding with tawny port - once my bloody flu is gone and my tastebuds work again I'll have a slice with a dab of cream.
I also suspect I might be getting a very handy cramer silicone profiling / tooling kit from eriktheviking.
Those pups are just adorable Clogs.
Oh and technically a home baked Xmas cake from one of my clients about a month back that I've been feeding with tawny port - once my bloody flu is gone and my tastebuds work again I'll have a slice with a dab of cream.
Note the serial number and look it up. Just type in 'Singer serial number' in the search and you should get some sites appear that will allow you to age your machines. It's unlikely that they're worth a great deal but lots of leather workers look out for some of the old ones.
Blackswanwood
Still Learning
Doug71
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A bit boring but asked Santa for one of these (and it only turned up 10 mins ago 
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Always liked the look of them but was put off by the fact the little container boxes to go inside would be another £60 (got to love Festool) but I saw a post on FOG saying the older style boxes fit (near enough) and they do!
So from this
To a much more streamlined this
Will be going on a roll board with a little bench on top, how exciting
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Always liked the look of them but was put off by the fact the little container boxes to go inside would be another £60 (got to love Festool) but I saw a post on FOG saying the older style boxes fit (near enough) and they do!
So from this
To a much more streamlined this
Will be going on a roll board with a little bench on top, how exciting
powertools
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My woodworking present this year was from my son and was a Planet pen turning mandrel and a gift voucher from Yandles.
Pen turning is something I want to try but have not done before so may well be here asking for help.
Happy new year to all.
powertools
Pen turning is something I want to try but have not done before so may well be here asking for help.
Happy new year to all.
powertools
stuart little
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Mamoli (Dusek) 1:53 'Golden Hind' wooden ship kit.
Stigmorgan
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Got any pics?
Jameshow
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Completely fed up buying throw away saws that don’t last longer than a few weeks of regular work I decided to treat myself to a pair of diston d8,s one for crosscuts and the other for rip cuts . Mine were stolen in a burglary many years ago . Condition is good and the seller has sharpened and set the teeth etc and generally cleaned up the blades .
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rafezetter
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Completely fed up buying throw away saws that don’t last longer than a few weeks of regular work I decided to treat myself to a pair of diston d8,s one for crosscuts and the other for rip cuts . Mine were stolen in a burglary many years ago . Condition is good and the seller has sharpened and set the teeth etc and generally cleaned up the blades .
He sharpened and set the teeth?
What's his number?
He’s online ( eBay seller) he does offer a sharpening service etc but not sure of cost . Seller is FORCE 10 HAND tools . Seller is 100% positive feedback . My saws were as described and arrived in good time .
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