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4th July 2012, 10:44 PM #76
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Yeah I checked that out. It's a good list and overlaps with most of mine. Of course, no power tools in my list... I have them but they aren't in the list. To me hand power tools equals renovating and that's my least favourite thing to do. I do more of that than anything else in my spare time though
...I'll just make the other bits smaller.
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5th July 2012, 09:00 AM #77
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I hadn't seen that before. It seems to cater for the basic necessities with the usual suspects, but I was a little surprised to see a shoulder plane in a 'basic' kit. While they are desirable & useful things (though not sure a Stanley 92 would be my first choice
), they fall in the semi-luxury category to me. You can still build prettty fine stuff without a shoulder plane.
I liked his cheap & cheerful pencil gauge - now that's basic......
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5th July 2012, 02:22 PM #78
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Hollow chisel morticer doesn't sound too basic either!
What would Charles Hayward say?
I wrote the above offhand, but searching to check my spelling ...
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