Thanks to Nick for his experience in this matter, I will change the blades to a 2.6mm for the #4 and #5.
Aint nutin wrong wit my LN sweetheart A2 bevel edged chisels Brett.Quote:
Check yer chisels while yer there.
My sweethearts and I have hung and locked plenty of doors together, just don't tell the missus though ;)
Hey Brett
Put me down for a CC 6" 45deg $184 unless you can get him to make a man size size one 10"?
NotedQuote:
Originally Posted by wolften
Noted. I'll make hime aware of the larger size request, but don't hold your regulator.Quote:
Originally Posted by Claw Hama
As I have done with some previous posts, I will use some strong colours and fonts with the important posts so that they stand out when scrolling through.
I thought it prudent to gather all the information into PDFs and have them all attached to one post. So, attached here are the PDFs for the following offers:
- HNT GORDON PLANES
- COLEN CLENTON
- VESPER TOOLS
- HAROLD & SAXON CHISELS and PLANE BLADES
- MICHEAL CONNOR VISE & STRAIGHTEDGES
Ok, I'm in, I'll have a 9.5mm TG float please.
Well, we're getting there with the large floats. That's 3 and we need 10.Quote:
Originally Posted by Claw Hama
Jeremy, I guess you don't want two large floats?
Floats, Floats? Hmmm. Sounds like we've either gone public or we are planning on making a spectacle of ourselves in the mardi gras:rolleyes:.Quote:
Originally Posted by FenceFurniture
Actually, I'm surmising that anybody who has purchased blades in the last wooden plane blade group buy is potentially interested in "floats."
I would like to issue the usual discalimer at this point. However I am unable to do that as I have to declare an inordinate amount of self-interest as I put up my hand earlier in the piece for a large float.
As has already been pointed out by Brett, there has to sufficient level of interest to produce a one-off run. Keeping my fingers crossed:wink:.
Regards
Paul
Are the contractors chisels (bevel edged) from Harold and Saxon being offered at this super duper price.
If so, I'll take a set in the purdy blue ;)
Same fantastic blades, just a great handle to smack harder with.
Well, as with the Mortise Chisels, staking your claim is the way to go. I know Trent has a look in here every now & then, so nominating something may encourage others to do the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by wolften
It's a bit like the HNT Plane Floats.....
If the pigstickers are included, I'm definitely in for a set.Quote:
Originally Posted by FenceFurniture
I am interested in the Harold & Saxon bench chisels, possibly a complete set.
Let me know if orders are being taken.
Cheers, Tony
Yup, they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by tonyw
I'm up for one of those fancy Aluminium Vices. Just one please. :-)
Cheers,
rbatty
I would much rather spend my money here and support our mates and Austrailan crafts than send it os.
While the likes of LN are very good tools most of them have the character of a frozen pizza base, most of
our Australian makers have far more style and great quality.
CH, buying Aussie is terrific! Please, I do not wish that my post stop anyone. All these toolmakers are first class all the way. I just wanted to make sure that emotions did not overtake sensibility. Buying Australian is sensible. Buying because it seems a bargain is not.
Edit: on reflection I shall remove my post as the last thing I intended was the impression of criticism. None was intended, but as one who is aware of what is on offer all over, it was simply to keep an eye out for my friends on the forum.
Regards from Perth
Derek