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  1. 8th September 2019, 01:22 PM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by RossM View Post
    Here u go -18 pacific pesos:

    Stanley No 18 Bevel 8" Long & Patented 7-14-08 - The Tool Exchange
    It shows as out of stock - perhaps bought by the OP or another forumite
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  3. 8th September 2019, 03:27 PM #17
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    No Idea what this is like Empire 254mm Heavy Duty T-Bevel | Bunnings Warehouse for $27.95



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    Quote Originally Posted by Chesand View Post
    It shows as out of stock - perhaps bought by the OP or another forumite
    It was showing as in stock earlier, so yeah someone has bought it.
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  5. 8th September 2019, 08:19 PM #19
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    Found an old broken one which I fixed (just needed the locking nut replaced). I dont have it in front of me but the brand is "Johnson" (I think) says something like "patent USA" on it. It looks like a cheap one black plastic handle but it doesnt move when tightening it down. Will try this out before deciding if I should buy a new one.
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    This Irwin unit most likely locks using the triangular “screw” in the base. I say this due to other makes with a similar base design that do lock.

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  7. 9th September 2019, 05:12 AM #21
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    Shinwa have a great alternative to the Vesper/Stanley
    t7059.jpg

    Mike at The Woodworks looks to have 5" and 6"
    Bevels-Sliding : Bevel, Sliding, Shinwa

    Fine Woodworks have 10"
    Shinwa Sliding Bevel 10"/250 mm 402/Sb-10 - Fine Tools Australia
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  8. 9th September 2019, 05:14 AM #22
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    Shinwa have a great alternative to the Vesper/Stanley
    t7059.jpg
    Mike at The Woodworks looks to have 5" and 6"
    https://www.thewoodworks.com.au/shop...-shinwa-detail

    Fine Woodworks have 10"
    Shinwa Sliding Bevel 10"/250 mm 402/Sb-10 - Fine Tools Australia
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    A search of the Web shows that just about every man and his dog is now using those triangular locking screws at the base so I guess, when buying, the main difference to look for may now be the thickness of the blade
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  10. 9th September 2019, 10:15 AM #24
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lappa View Post
    A search of the Web shows that just about every man and his dog is now using those triangular locking screws at the base so I guess, when buying, the main difference to look for may now be the thickness of the blade
    Hardness is probably more important.

    And price
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