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Category Archives: Bric-a-brac
Further adventures in derusting
Following on from my previous post. You may have noticed some other bits amongst the plane and axe parts in the photo below: These are part of my Stanley 905 breast drill, which I’ve been meaning to clean up for … Continue reading
Posted in Bric-a-brac, Hand tools, Restoration, Tools
Tagged 905, breast drill, gel, hand drill, liquid, rerusting, restore, rust remover, Stanley, tool restoration
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Saw doctoring – Part 1
I’ve been wanting to buy some tools and spares to repair the various saws I bought from bric-a-brac shops and car boot sales last year. I’ve tried out some of the back saws and whilst most of them cut a … Continue reading
Posted in Bric-a-brac, Car booty, Hand tools, Purchases, Restoration, Tools
Tagged back saw, backsaw, broken saw nuts, refurbishment, repair, replacement, replacing, saw doctoring, saw nuts, spear & jackson, tenon saw, Workshop Heaven
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Stanley hand drill
I was wandering through town earlier when I saw an old Stanley hand drill with chest/breast brace in a bric-a-brac shop (not the one I got the planes, saws and other bits and bobs from). It was only £3 and … Continue reading
Posted in Bric-a-brac, Hand tools, Purchases, Tools
Tagged 905, brace, breast, bric-a-brac, C0526, chest, drill, hand drill, purchases, Q205, Stanley
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The Sussex home for abandoned tools
The other day I popped into the bric-a-brac shop I bought several planes and saws from. Nothing much had changed in the tool department, apart from the addition of some lead dressing tools (I also saw a nice Microscope, but … Continue reading
Posted in Bric-a-brac, Hand tools, Purchases, Tools
Tagged bric-a-brac, coffin plane, coping saw, EAB, Fig. 123, Greenfield Mass, Hearnshaw Bros, John Moseley & Sons, marking gauge, Millers Falls, mitre gauge, No. 120, No. 43, Picador, R Sorby, wooden plane
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Saw seeing
The other day when I was in the bric-a-brac shop I noticed some old hand saws in the outdoor section. There were a couple of Disstons and a Spear & Jackson. Today when I went back they were still outside … Continue reading
Posted in Bric-a-brac, Hand tools, Purchases, Restoration, Tools, Uncategorized
Tagged Disston, hand plane, hand saw, No. 4, purchases, spear & jackson, Stanley Bailey, tool rescue, tool restoration
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Plane sale-ing
(Apologies for the terrible pun! 🙂 ) I had a day off work today and got to spend a little bit of time with my wife while my mother-in-law looked after the kids. After traipsing round town for a bit … Continue reading
Posted in Bric-a-brac, Hand tools, Purchases, Restoration, Tools
Tagged Acorn, hand plane, No. 4, No. 4 1/2, No. 4.5, plane, Stanley Bailey, tool rescue, tool restoration
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