Indecent proposal - or - where to go shopping for tools

[Woody Alan]

I don't know if there are any other shops worth visiting in the immediate area, but Classic handtools is worth a visit just to see a large collection of quality tools under one roof, in a village setting and if you spend enough you may be able to negotiate a deal on something. I mention it because it's only a relatively short hop across the to the east coast and the wealth of boating communities.

Alan

 

[DomValente]

Can't remember the name of the shop (Italian name) but all they sold were carving chisels and gouges and they were in the Warren St area.

Dom

 

[engineer one]

dom i think that is alex tiranti, they also do a selection of cold casting stuff for plastic mouldings

paul :wink:

 

[DomValente]

That's the one Paul, thank you, been racking my brain so much I missed most of the programme on BBC2 about oak trees.

Dom

 

[engineer one]

nice to know i can be useful somewhere and sometimes without causing too much controversy :twisted: :roll:

paul :wink:

 

[ivan]

If London better to look at furniture, V&A, Geoffrey Museum, Wm Morris etc. I think it was on a busride to one of the last 2 we travelled down Curtain Road and there was at least 1 toolshop still there...