Wadkin MD morticer restoration

[Blister]

Nice job Sir , Even better to have the room to do restorations

 

[baldkev]

Thanks for the link doug71

It's in his forum signature, just below the post.

Im sorry, im not getting it heres a screenshot of what i can see. No links when i click on the profile either.....
Every days is a learning day though!

 

[Adam W.]

I think you might be looking on a phone and not a computer, which could be why you don't see it.

 

[wallace]

Very nice.

I've just had a peep at your website and I'm super jelaous of your Wadkin table saw. You've done a lovely job with it.

I sold that saw to a guy in australia, but I will be doing a very special one soon. A PK from the first batch of machines built. 1928

 

[Adam W.]

I look forward to reading about that when you start.

 

[Tony Works Wood]

Brilliant job. These old machines are great when the come out of small independent workshops because usually all the bits are still intact, the accessories are with them and they haven't been abused by the gorillas. It looks superb as it is, unmolested. Are you going to completely strip and repaint it? Can you do carbon dating on the sawdust out of the Brook electric motor? Tony

 

[deema]

Simply wonderful. Well done.